We have really bad wind storms....so bad that our trampoline flew across the yard and landed on our playhouse.... will this stay in place?
1545148
We have really bad wind storms also and have not had any issues with it blowing around.
1545149
Do you have a high gate or fence in your yard? If so, then yes it will stay in place. We ordered 2 palettes and they seemed to have stayed in place rain or wind . Your trampoline flew across? That's crazy! Well at least this is rubber, even if it flew across but it shouldn't . I feel like when it's clumped together in one place, nothing will fly away in the wind
117009
It's a great screen but I think with a lot of wind you are going to need to buy some stakes and pound them in, it's pretty fluffy so I imagine the wind could reek havoc on it.
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I do not think this will stand up to high winds(not sure what high winds constitutes), it can take 40-50 mile winds with no issues as long as it is secured to the ground. Above that I think if anything major like hurricanes or strong storms are coming through you`d have to take of the roofing panels if you don`t want it to get damage. The gazebo is somewhat mediocre(the screws strip out very easily) but it is durable and a great price. There is no snow where I live(there never will be#southeasttexas) but I think it would be fine.
2238354
No, the stakes go into the ground, they wouldn't be useful. I would recommend bags of sand or some type of weight to hold the trampoline down from the wind, if thats a factor.
1905341
Absolutely not. Wind, rain, pretty much any element is an issue. I'm on my third one and my review is changing as I realize how few things it stands up to. It's perfect for what you are describing but if the wind is heavy you are in trouble. I have anchored it down but then came the rain and it caved in.
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I live in a very windy area of Texas, so I put 2 stakes in each section on each end. My trampoline hasn't budged a bit even after a couple of 45 mph sustained windy days. I like to be safer than sorry, so if it was me I would go with the 2 sets of four stakes.
1430382
We never really had an issue with the top falling off except if an extremely windy day. We keep put some large rocks inside to keep it stable and we use it to store doggie bags.
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No. Mine is outside And we r having very windy weather lately. It hasn't moved.
240166
I was concerned about that myself when we purchased the shelter. We live on top of a mountain in the country and have had wind gust up to 50-60 mph this winter. We have had absolutely no problems with it. I did put it by a row of trees to help protect it and staked it down with additional re-bar and clamps. the canopy and structure have held up well.
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Yes it will still work, the attachments are stretchy, just note that this is a great product, however with the canopy it will want to lift the whole trampoline during high winds. So if at all possible anchor your trampoline.
1080575
We dug a hole in the ground and poured cement so it would stay. I'd say if there is a heavy wind and it doesn't fit well, it could blow away. This is the best clothes dryer I've bought.
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Obviously, in a real severe wind, it MAY blow over, however: also very unlikely. The plastic is very durable and rugged so, to ensure that it wouldn't, I simply drilled a tiny hole in the bottom of it and put a couple coffee cans of sand in it, and duct taped the tiny hole. It's not going anywhere now, gauranteed ! : )
1378661
It did fine in the wind. We had one day with strong winds that would make the tent bend a bit but it never pulled loose from the stakes in the ground. We didn't even used the sandbags.
1532048
Our chairs are on an open patio. It has been very windy on several occasions and the chairs have never blown over. We had 40 mph wind gusts last week and still no movement.
386254
Holds up great to wind. We have it over a pergola. We have had a couple severe thunderstorms come through Virginia with no issues.
1280155
We haven't had a tornado yet, but we attached our included hard plastic Rubbermaid floor to a treated 3/4" plywood base which was secured to 4x4 runners which were staked into the ground about 6" with homemade wood spikes. We have had moderate winds in the 20+mph range and no issues whatsoever. I'm fairly confident unless a tornado or 60 mph+ winds blow in, it should be fine for most situations. If you are a chronic worrier and want to sleep easier, invest in a wood shed. But, for a quick and easy, maintenance-free solution, this is a pretty solid shed if you get it secured down.
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Hi, Not really. We had some strong winds in Elk Grove, CA. a couple of weeks ago and it was all over the backyard. My husband recently purchased some hooks to attach to the fence next time we get a gust of strong winds. For the price it is a good deal. Hope that helps. Amy