I get very powerful wind, would this fence be able to handle it or will it get blown over? Does it come with anything to put it in the ground?
280926
I used tie wraps to fasten it to fence, so far no rips or tears. It made it through hurricane sandy so I'm very pleased
280927
This is just a piece of fabric that come with zip ties to attach to a existing fence. You have seen it around construction sites and tennis courts more than likely.
280928
My chain link fence handles well with it and I get high wind directly at it. The main thing is having sturdy stakes to hold it to the ground or use metal ties instead of the plastic to secure it to your fence. Great product thus far for what I needed. My neighbors dogs have finally stopped barking every time I walk by.
280929
It connects only to your fence, with good zip ties it should stand up to hevey wind. I returned my purchase decause it only blocks maybe 50% of view thur not the 85% that they claim. I used black silt fence that blocks 95% and also has a wooden stake every 10 feet,and cost only 1/4 the money.
280930
It is not a free standing fence but a roll of cloth to be attached to your existing fence. I used those plastic ties that slide tight to attach it to our wire fence. Our wire fence is made with a combination of sturdy 6x6 wooden posts and heavy duty six foot green metal stakes. We get very strong winds in the spring and green barrier cloth is holding up very well, with no tearing or fraying.
1574565
Maybe a typical thin blue tarp to keep the wind out. There's not a lot of support, it folds up on itself in one piece. You might be able to put this in some sort of container if you want to try that. I didn't have to worry about the wind because we have it in the garage.
1355737
I would say no. although this is a sturdy shed I would only suggest moderate wind,unless you attach to the cement or ground somehow, I would even maybe say not even that I could see the top blowing off in major wind.
1782471
It blows over rather easily. You'd have to weight down the bottom shelf, but keep in mind there's a definite limit to how much weight the shelves can hold. I have it protected on two sides by walls and when filled, I don't have an issue with winds.
2061281
Yes! I live across from an open field with no trees in the front yard for a wind break. My house faces the west so we almost always have a fairly significant west wind blowing in our direction across the open field. It's been 5 or six months and it's still up there with no sign of it blowing down. Make sure its secured as directed and you should be fine. DO NOT try to put it up if it's the least bit windy...it's very big and will easily get away from you.
1389973
I set mine up on a concrete patio to see if I could fit my tent underneath it and it seemed to work o.k. like that. I don't know if it would withstand any wind to speak of, though.
2078666
Mine is sheltered against a wall in my garden. However, it would take a high wind to blow it over once it has a few gallons of water in it, I believe. That said, it is quite lite when empty.
1259279
I have been in 2 thunderstorms with some winds and it has held up. I used the 4 corner stakes, 4 rope tie stakes provided which are attached, and I use an extra top tarp over the back of my truck where I sleep anchored with bungee cords to my roof rack and then anchored to front of Coleman Screen room with bungees for extra water protection. Without proper securing I'm sure it would fly in the wind as it is very light weight. I love this product but for camping long term and to endure all weather conditions which may arise I do secure it very well.
2064491
More than likely it will blow off. We fastened with straps and so far it has made it threw 60 mph winds. Good luck
2129157
I would worry about the light weight of this fan. It would tend to blow over if you had any wind at all. I would go for a heavier weight more stable fan,
2271116
Yes but you will need to secure it if there is much of a wind otherwise it will tip over which is what mine did and break.
1875166
My husband installed ours and it blew down in a strong wind. He suggests you use something very sturdy, 4 solid mounting points. I wouldn't try it myself. Good luck.
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.
801022
We have ours in direct sun all day long. It does fine, but what it cannot handle is wind. Unfortunately, this is too flimsy unless you burry all the legs of the "fence" into the ground using cement.
2044208
If wind gusts are a problem I would set the turbine inside of a screen box so as to limit mother natures ability to whip the turbine. I believe it will handle up to 60 MPH winds if mounted properly.
1574601
Our backyard is protected by a fence. There have been winds of perhaps 50 mph and the entire structure is still standing, no damage. We have experienced over 3 ft of snow and it continues to be intact. In a few weeks we hope to be able to get out in the back yard and start enjoying it again. The kids used it this winter to jump off of into the snow. Very happy with our investment
121095
It would take a pretty big gust of wind for it to blow over! I love mine and it stays outside all summer long