Need to know about ice, snow and wind protection?
923754
I just ordered this about 2 weeks ago and installed it last weekend. It will provide excellent protection from snow and rain. It is well made and the fabric appears to be very water resistant. It is large enough to cover my round table and 4 chairs easily. I am less than impressed with the drawstring sytem for tightening the cover around the bottom of the table and chairs. It is very hard to pull the cords tighter and I'm afraid to over do it and damage or break the cords. I will have to use an additional rope or bungee to secure the cover.
923755
I have not had it long enough to know about ice and snow yet, but we've had 2 windstorms since I put it there (gusts of 60-70 mph) and it didn't come off, and nothing under it shifted. Much to my surprise.
923756
I am using the patio Armor in Northern California where ice and snow are absent, but the wind protection is very effective.
1244318
I live in Minnesota and we just got 5 inches of snow. I think you will be fine. In my opinion the crabgrass preventer is an extra bonus as your just giving your grass the food to start growing for the year.
308364
I have never covered mine. My dogs go out in the winter and break through the ice. It does have a big lip on it so you should be able to cover with a tarp and bungee cord.
1945164
Call the company directly and they will tell you which one to order. They are super helpful! We replaced ours and it holds up to -30 and 20-30 mph winds in Minot, ND! Buy with confidence.
1024778
I have never been on a snowmobile, but there is no question that it would be great protection from the wind. My question would be whether you need to breathe through your mouth or not. If you only need to breathe through your nose, then this balaclava would probably meet your needs. I ride a bicycle and I need a more open-faced balaclava so I can breathe through my mouth. I generally wear a ski mask with a hole for my mouth as well as one for my nose for cycling or running in cold weather.
389180
I do not know about snow but it was able to keep rain (heavy rain) off of baby. On a side note it is very bulky and awkward when the cover is rolled up and not in use. I would remove the arm cushion when it is not being used for keeping baby away from weather.
1169795
I can,t really give an answer,i bought it for next year for windchimes,i won,t put it up until our snow melt sorry I could not be better help
675127
go to this WEB site: http://www.emersonindustrial.com/en-US/documentcenter/EGSElectricalGroup/products_documents/heating_cables/residential_heating_cables/residential_roof_gutter_de_icing/adks_roof_de_icing_kit_roof_sentry_de_icing_controls/40400_001_r6_ADKS_broch_web.pdf little complicated but it works. we did 8 sections on a church roof and teh calculator worked well and the product melte the snow as advertised
1211938
Yes it is very good protecting against wind, rain and snow. The seat is very sturdy for 2 children? We love it!
508543
I have not had an issue with ice or snow. Last winter was very bad and they held up fine. The black foam actually helps with melting. Only issue I have had is will small leaves accumulating on top of the foam. Just keep them clean and you should be OK.
698929
Leafsout is very durable. Aluminum and stainless steel. Cold weather has not affected mine. I don't see where it would encourage ice damming.
571454
They are very good. They hug the windshild and minimal snow/ice build up. Also, easy to clean/
397696
We had no problems with snow or strong winds. The netting has worked perfectly.
248229
high winds? Yes, if it is anchored down. All structures should be cleared of to much snow, small amounts it will handle.
2281568
I use with all amounts of snow. I brush off the snow & peel it off the windshield & the remainder of the snow comes with it. Highly recommend.
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.
1746469
Will only work for thin ice or snow. Thick ice and snow are surprisingly resilient and not worth the time and effort.