will this product keep snow out
1496829
Hmm. Amazon asked me to answer this question. I live in Hawaii, so no snow, but lots of rain. It keeps the rain out quite well and is big enough inside for multiple layers of whatever. You can use the guy lines to adjust the pitch of the lower section but it does open from the top, so if there is a layer of snow so some may leak in when you open it. I would 100% recommend this to anyone who wants a larger than average bivy-no reservations or regrets whatsoever
1496830
Yes, unless it's too much and collapses your tent and watch out for being able to get air
1496831
Yes, if you keep it zipped all the way it will keep out snow and rain. However, you will get condensation on the inside.
1496832
I have never used it in snow, but in driving rain and it kept all moisture and wetness out. However, the material is "breathable" which means it has fine pores. Been covered in heaps of snow for long periods of time MIGHT allow some moisture to seep through, but that is just a guess. I know these were originally designed for kayak trips, so I don't think snow use was factored in. Sorry couldn't be more help.
475854
I do not know about snow, but the others are well protected. I use mine outside and after 6 months I sent mine back to be replaced since it tore n many places. The cover has a 5 year guaranty. I pay for shipping it back and they send me a new one.
753155
I'm sure it will work for you if the part of your roof just above where the edge or downspouts are is smooth so that you can pull the snow down over the edge. If you have a 'bump' type seam that is less than a foot from the edge then that bump could make it difficult to use this as the 'bump' will be in the way.
2170769
yes, if you put your awning out everything under it would be covered. It doesn't seal perfect around the top edge so winter sleep out would be very cold
1667690
Don't have snow here, but yes to the others. You do have to secure the cover so it doesn't blow off in wind, ie- with bungies or clothes pins etc. and it has a stuff sack to put it in when it's off.
1177019
I use it as a dock cover and use tie downs to keep it in place for wind. It is light aluminum tubing, works for light duty..def would not work for heavy snow.
475855
it lasted about a year and shredded from Arizona winds. I have no idea on snow but it is not waterproof.i had it mainly to keep sun off, it did that for a while, now junk.
588088
Probably, though I live in VA and we don't often get heavy snow. It is a simple mechanism. A spring that you bend to fit loosely into a plastic bracket. It blocks the door, and when the door is opened (no effort needed to release) the spring pops up and stays up. The ball is empty plastic and only for visibility. I installed one on my mailbox and one for my neighbor and we both love it. They work great and are pretty easy to install on a traditional rural mailbox.
239233
It should but salt would probably have to be applied before it snows. It might be difficult to roll in more than a small covering of snow. Why don't you call Scotts (888) 270-3714?
2208504
I did have it put up. With the gambrel roof, unless there is snow freezing on there, it should accumulate too much snow.
308497
Hi - Manufacturer here. If it snows, then yes, eventually they will be covered. But as Gina stated, we have many customers who actually *want* it to snow after they are out, because the display you get under the snow is quite unique and beautiful. They glow under the snow. Obviously, if it gets deeper than 24 inches or so, they begin to be blanked out. But, what lawn decoration wouldn't in 2 ft of snow? Thanks, - Mark
197020
I use mine outdoors where it does get rain on and it works just fine. I live in Houston, so I don't know how it would do with snow.
397695
Great, we installed it last fall and this was a harsh winter. The snow falls right through!
571451
It's supposed to, but I've had a few snow/ice storms in my area & it didn't work very well for me at all.
951445
I don't have experience with the snow, but mine is adequate for the rain. I am pleased with this product so far and consider it a small investment to protect my mower.
1113618
No. I installed this last spring, and noticed it seems to keep the heat in during winter as well. It also cuts the glare that reflects off the snow. I live in the midwest. We get snow.
475853
It does a pretty good job of protecting the car from rain, dust, and the sun. I don't know about snow in Texas. I didn't have it for long. I sold the car and the cover went with it.