Our products are built to withstand up to 110 mph winds. We install patio covers in Las Vegas and surrounding areas. We get horrible winds, and mini tornadoes (dust devils). Our products have no problem holding up to the winds.

long as the greenhouse is firmly anchored you should not have problems with wind. The combination of a strong frame and flexible paneling works very well in adverse conditions. Many of our customers live on the coast and frequently experience winds of 70 mph. One customer in New Jersey has a Solexx greenhouse that survived Hurricane "Bob" with no damage from the impacting tree branches.

Yes. When properly installed, Hallett Gutter Cover® can handle almost any amount of rainfall. It has been tested in conditions up to 6 inches of rain per hour. Our one-piece design allows only water to enter you gutters by surface tension and electromagnetic attraction. Water follows the curved surface into your gutters while causing debris to fall over the edge.

The foam a cover's cores are made of is called Expanded Polystyrene and is made of small beads that are expanded with steam. Once expanded they are dried and then "attached together" simply by compressing them. The more pressure they are compressed under, the high the density of the foam. The individual "beads" are waterproof! HOWEVER, water can saturate between the beads. To prevent (actually reduce) water absorption, the foam cores are "sealed" in polyethylene.

We, like almost all insulating spa cover manfacturers, use Expanded PolyStyrene (EPS) foam as the core of our covers. We do this because EPS is actually very strong and energy efficient when compared to its weight. The weakness in EPS is that it will eventually gain weight as it gets waterlogged. EPS is block-molded. Small beads are expanded into a chamber and infused with steam. When the steam is withdrawn the beads have been molded into a block the size of the chamber.

Books that have a 50/50 two cover split are pulled randomly, but if you have two copies or more on your pull list we would pull one of each cover for you for every 2 copies ordered. Books that have ratio variants like 1 in 10 copies are offered for sale in our on-line store each week at market price. You must purchase these seperately.

We have run in conditions ranging to 6-8' on the nose and on the beam. The stabilizers do a great job; do not be without them. Even with them, we did roll a lot once in Long Island Sound out by the Race when we got 6-8' of square green water on the beam when max tidal current opposed unforecasted 25kt winds creating that awful short steep chop we all hate. Otherwise she's really steady. We've run comfortably in 5-7' beam seas with a 12 second period.

Our domes can handle any snow load. Our engineering program will determine the tubing size required for the snow load in your area. We make up to 2 inch diameter frames.

YES, if a part is simply too large to go in our curing ovens, we can use an air-dry formula to coat the parts. Air dry products are not as durable as heat cure products, but they are a whole lot better than dry parts.

No. That's why we insist that outdoor events have a tent. With our wedding tent we have walls as an option, so that if it does get blustery or stormy, we can put the walls up.

That depends on various things. Remember, storms wreck houses, so don't expect fabric and rope to do any better. If in doubt, only use in fair weather.

Yes, we make covers in 18”, 20” and 22” sizes for heavy duty trucks such as Peterbilt, Freightliner, Kenworth, etc. Yes, we make Steering Wheel Covers to fit any wheel. Please click on measure for instructions on how to measure your steering wheel.

All the Winds are new cards, save for Black Heart of the Empire, which is considered a reprinting of Daigotsu. In the Open format, you may play with any of the nine.

The initial implementation of the PilotGEEK service provides those services that I need the most. The others are very valuable, but tend to be more planning related which I prefer to do from a full size computer terminal. PilotGEEK will continue to evolve and add new features as time permits. The features added will primarily be those most requested by registered users (or me). I currently have a list of things I plan to add but am always looking for more suggestions.

Heavy metals are trace metals with a density at least five times that of water. They are stable elements that cannot be metabolized by the body and get passed up in the food chain to human beings (bio-accumulate). The most common and harmful heavy metals are Aluminum Arsenic Cadmium Copper Lead Mercury and Nickel. There are many more existing heavy metals that are not as prevalent or as harmful as the previously noted elements.

Bonnie] A reading that is very challenging can be made easier by taking a deep breath and breaking the reading down into bite sized pieces. Forget the overall picture - that creates instant panic. :) Look at each card in turn, think about what the card by itself means, and what the position that it holds within the spread means. Take a quick look at the surrounding cards, and get a feel for how they interact.

Yes. We support Cold Fusion balancing accross multiple servers for sites that depend on Cold Fusion. We also support Local Director for those sites requiring a hardware solution. Local Director is a hardware/software solution for load balancing Web/Cold Fusion server across multiple servers.