can it withstand snow?
322011
It doesn't snow much in Texas- we get ice. I have had several Flower Houses of different sizes and none has ever collapsed from ice or snow.
322012
Doesn't snow much here in Scottsdale but it withstood 40 degree weather with 40 degree daily differences. The sun in the summer is actually tougher here. After a few years, this has just finally show some signs of age but it has taken a weather beating in the differences in weather temperatures.
322013
Yes, the 5x5 can withstand a few inches of snow. Not ice, though. It would be too heavy. Just a reminder, this is not a hothouse, rather a planthouse. It would need you to provide the heat/cooling, etc. I love mine. It lasted all winter just fine here in Colorado.
322014
Yes, fairly well. BTW: it will withstand wind a lot better if tie it down by taking separate ropes, and running over the top. The places where you supposed to tie the ropes on, will just pull holes in it when the wind blows. The screen doors don't last very well, wind or no.
1389389
Yes. Very water proof. Have not tried in the snow yet but I am sure it will be fine.
1379452
I wouldn't want to count on it. The roof fabric is quite thin but it served us well during a recent church event.We live in coastal South Carolina so snow has not been an issue.Good luck!WBG
1501289
Mine held up to a rough Michigan winter. You're supposed to knock off excess snow throughout the season but I only did that if it was more than about 4 inches at a time
1911728
YES. Its been up for the last 2-3 years in rain and snow. still in good shape.
2212925
I thought it was adequately heavy duty. It's not like you're going to be able to rip it off from under a ton of snow, but it worked well for us. No snags or unusual tears. Got several seasons under our belts with this. No issues so far.......
2208502
I had to get on the roof a few times to make some adjustments and some fine tuning to the roof. I placed a 2' X 8' piece of particle board on the roof, making sure the ends were not placed in between the spines or the roof and it held my weight of 215 lbs easily, never buckled. I'm sure it will support snow as long as it doesn't melt on you and accumulate more snow on top of the melted snow.
769010
The supports are close together so the snow should not be a problem. The first ShelterLogic I had lasted for 5 years then started getting holes in it.
1375441
It has a nylon bottom and won't slide very well on the snow. Icy hill, maybe but it won't be very stable. Also it doesn't have cold crack additive in the PVC and could bust if it gets too cold.
1748576
I can't say I have tried it enough to say, but it should definitely repel snow. I would always have the rain cover, as I'm sure eventually it gets wet if you soak it enough in water
1298614
As we get a great deal of snow, I bring the whole set in for the winter. Though I do think it would survive outdoors in mild winters.
2015669
Not sure about the snow, but I live on the gulf coast and mine is holding up pretty good! It is heavy duty and it is very nice, the picture doesn't do it justice!
940940
Is is heavy duty and certainly provides some protection but if excessive weight should come crashing down, I doubt it would bounce off. I have had it now for two horrible winters and it has kept things covered even with several feet of snow on top of it. I am pleased with it for it thickness and strength with wind, snow, moisture etc. You might want to ask the seller if it is not in the description.
540963
I haven't tried it yet, but it would seem to reason that if it could withstand the water it could withstand cold weather.
248229
high winds? Yes, if it is anchored down. All structures should be cleared of to much snow, small amounts it will handle.
1219214
I do not live anyplace where it is going to snow on a camping trip, but based on the size of the poles and the tension that the tent is erected with, I would say it will hold up to snow pretty well.
2039095
Yes. It's very sturdy and still looks new after our harsh winter this year.