Where can I order one of those rigs? [?] Hugh On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 3:38 PM, Bob Perkins <perkybear@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: > Putting the sheet against the wall works. I did that some last summer, > especially in windy weather. One of the lessons I learned is that moths > love to get behind it. Also, by having the sheet where it is, I get moths > on both sides. It's actually about 20" inside the roof overhang and there > is a gutter to reduce drip. To combat wind the sheet has a PVC pipe frame. > It hangs from screw eyes in a beam and I tie the bottom corners to posts. > > Bob > ------------------------. > On Feb 1, 2012, at 3:21 PM, J. Merrill Lynch wrote: > > > OK. That makes sense. But have you thought of putting your sheet up > against the garage wall? A couple of advantages to that--one, the sheet is > stabilized from flapping in the wind and two, the sheet (and you) stay dry > in rainy/windy weather. > > > > Merrill > > > ------------------------ > Bob Perkins > Woodlawn, Virginia > Historian and General Outdoorsman > > > > > > -- Hugh McGuinness Sag Harbor, NY