How will they stand up to high winds e.g. Oklahoma
292656
We put the posts in cement and haven't had any problems with wind. We do gets some pretty strong gusts of wind. It has been intstalled about three years. We painted it with outdoor paint and it still looks like new.
1519336
The cones are sturdy, they've held up well to all kinds of thrashing by a toddler boy, but I don't know weight-wise if they'd hold up to strong wind.
1836696
I dont think it will withstand wind without some kind of support Even if you put sand bags on the legs I would think you should still tie down to keep it stable at the top.....
247993
Ours lasted through one season of arts and crafts festivals. As to the wind, I don't know, we have not been in any high winds as of now.
2177730
For high winds you'll want different pegs (10-12") and additional support lines (there are enough places for you to tie on to on the fly sheet), but I would expect it to hold up fine. I was stuck in a light to moderate windy downpour, and stayed dry.
1461245
They are not lightweight by any means and can survive winds up to 30mph, anything more than 60mph+, you should just bring them in so they do not get blown away.
255
They could stand up but they are made of foam and very light. I don't think they would stand very well.
345816
They would not work with just water in them. We are in Hawaii and usually only using dry or slightly wet sand. Have had no problems. They have been the best to hold down tent in high winds.
1799554
It should be safe and secure in strong winds as the water adhesion should hold it in place.
599187
My three sets stay outside and I haven't had any problems with them being blown over. After several storms and windy nights, they are still standing.
1253376
Not sure on the first two questions, but they definitely hold up wind storms. I live where there is constant wind storms and they haven't failed to work yet.
300165
If there is very much wind it will tend to fall over so if it is on the beach, rope ties and stakes help
1231498
There pretty darn tough I went thought a rain storm for about and hour and 30 mins just fine, wind they will be fine, sand I'm not sure but I'm sure they will be fine aswell heat no problem. housing for the lights are pretty well made! Hope I helped you out I live in Austin TX
1232685
They are light. Wind might not blow them away completely, but I wouldn't be surprised if they shifted a bit, or folded up on themselves. You may want to secure them with something (by placing something like a stone on top). Or, as the other answer mentions, moisten them a bit with some water, and they will get more secure.
310294
It tends to get windy here as long as you have it anchored down with all the doors and windows closed you should be fine. We had wind gusts over 40 mph with no issues.
433742
I would be concerned that the pvc would not hold up in high winds. Mount would not have an issue.
1009862
I don't think it would work out well, they are light so they would probably just fall over, maybe on concrete if the wind isn't blowing.