Will this unit stand up to high winds and a small amount of snow?
248229
high winds? Yes, if it is anchored down. All structures should be cleared of to much snow, small amounts it will handle.
248230
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.
248231
Not sure yet about either , if you bolt it down and keep the screens open it should help. Also picture shows only 4 legs wear mine came with 6
248232
We just put it up this past August so we have no idea sure hope it does the company says 4Seasons
248233
The additional two legs (winter kit bars) are put in place, before it begans to snow. They provide addtional stability for the roof to handle the weight of the snow. I would still remove more than 3-4 inches off of the roof.
248234
We do have the 12x16 & it has 6 legs we don't put the screens on especially for cold weather
248235
Small amount of snow, yes. Heavy, wet snow-no. We just had a snow storm in Maryland and did not get to clear it in time. Unfortunately,the entire roof collapsed and the whole gazebo is now unsalvageable.
1073328
its designed to withstand hallatious snow and wind. this tent is super nice. just cut a footprint from a tarp and your good to go!
1622288
We have some pretty high winds and ours is only anchored with four. So far it has not budged. I hope this has been helpful.
1619814
Well it doesn't snow a lot here but when it does, it holds up very well. I've had absolutely no problems with mine. No regrets making this purchase.
27201
It should be no problem if built according to directions. I have used part of mine as a chicken coop for over a year now and it's survived 30-40 mph winds and heavy snow. I also realize it's not the same quality as the $700+ models at the big box stores. Also be sure you have the tools, time and help to build this. my costs with the kit plus wood and other supplies put me over $350, not counting my time involved.
778245
It is pretty sturdy all right, but uncertain about snow load. You would need to ask the company about that. I have kept mine up all year with rain and wind and no damage. I love Coolaroo.
1695833
I camped at 12,000 feet in Colorado with wind and this unit is amazing and not impacted by the wind at all. Once you start it it will not be an issue. The only negative for this unit is that is slightly unstable as the base is so small. A larger pot you need to be careful not to tip over. But for the price and weight this is a great buy.
230783
It can stay up all the time, you may be able to keep it up during windstorms I would have to guess under 20mph to 30mph wind provided you anchor it properly to the ground and your Shelterlogic is fully enclosed. I have no idea how it will work with snow as we don't get snow where I live.
1244428
It is not terribly sturdy. there are other alternatives. But then I have kep a 3-bike rack outdoors (not bolted) for the last 20 months, and it has survived 20-30 mph winds.
433742
I would be concerned that the pvc would not hold up in high winds. Mount would not have an issue.
2039096
We have two of them mounted on our deck outside exposed to harsh winter weather and they work great.They have stood up to snow storms and wind storms with no problems. We are very pleased.
154931
It copes with a reasonable amount of wind IF you set it up properly. The front needs to be as curved as possible to provide rigidity.
466811
I live a few houses off the lake in NH, and it held up ok for the first year in wind and snow. I have a few rooftop units. I did notice a little tear where it clearly caught a sharp edge...I don't know that any cover would hold to that. I'll duct tape it this year and I'm sure it will be fine.
355663
Sure is, I have mine mounted outside near the driveway. So far it has handle the Alaska weather very well.
1765970
It is a heavy stand and should work OK for unspecified values of "normal" breezes. I would not presume to speculate about high-wind conditions.
342388
Sorry I can't answer. I haven't put it together being that my area has been getting hit with snow storm after snow storm. Waiting for warmer weather
239274
I have mine free standing and it has survived a lot of wind this winter! However I did add extra metal stakes to hold it down (purchased at the hardware) and put heavy rocks where the base goes into the ground, front and back, just to be sure. Now if the plant would have grown last year!