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Your thread has reminded me that I'm taking my gazebo in a couple of weeks as I'll be camping with friends.
Like yours, it's showerproof rather than waterproof, so I plan to take the plastic cover from my cheapo one and put it over the top of the canvas pop-up gazebo. It's not a perfect fit as the pop-up one is 3m X 3m and the cheap one is 2.5m X 2.5m, but I reckon for the sake of being more water resistant, only losing 25cm around the edge won't be the end of the world.
Maybe in the short term you could get one of the cheap plastic-type ones and just use the cover on top?
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Topic: Waterproof roof for gazebo!
