What is the snow load of the roof? Are there any holes for drainage?
1077119
Not sure on snow we don't get any and no it doesn't have holes for drainage.
1379452
I wouldn't want to count on it. The roof fabric is quite thin but it served us well during a recent church event.We live in coastal South Carolina so snow has not been an issue.Good luck!WBG
2208502
I had to get on the roof a few times to make some adjustments and some fine tuning to the roof. I placed a 2' X 8' piece of particle board on the roof, making sure the ends were not placed in between the spines or the roof and it held my weight of 215 lbs easily, never buckled. I'm sure it will support snow as long as it doesn't melt on you and accumulate more snow on top of the melted snow.
479183
They will take a snow load as long as they are attached to the roof. But they should or need to be cleaned to work properly.
1043369
No, the slats are open to the outside for ventilation. It doesn't seem to pool with rainwater or snow due to positioning of slats, though.
2037734
You'll have to use a drill to make holes. It doesn't come with drainage holes.
1508728
No there are not. There is a covering on the top, but not sure if it will keep rain/snow out when the wind is blowing. I keep mine on a covered porch.
523283
There has to be some slope to the roof. I did my parents roof last night and their roof has a very very slight pitch. It took a little more effort since you have to pull the snow down rather than let gravity pull it down. But yes it works great!
1043368
No, the slats are open to the outside and allow ventilation, but so far Rain and Snow have not gotten in.
1537591
Sorry..............I don't know because we haven't unpacked it yet. We live in northern Ontario and still have a couple of feet of snow so it will be awhile yet.
1825929
The roof does not cover the floor, the floor sticks out a few inches further. So if it rains you will get water inside. It is only a sun and wind shelter, not rain
2097791
Yes, I had this shed for 4 months, no water at all. Every time it rain and keep checking it, very dry. The roof is very well made, and it great for snow, had about 6" two weeks ago, and it just slide off by itself.
2038889
No not really. There are lots if vents for drainage. This is the best spinner we've ever had. I'd recommend one.
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.
1989448
Yes. I have had mine for about a year. However, you should note that when you have a 50-60 MPH wind event, you'll have to inspect the structure as the poles may come apart. I think this is reasonable. And, you'll need a broom to coax a snow or ice load off the roof's surface day to day. Accumulation of ice is accute at the edge of the roof and must be periodically inspected and maticulously removed. Tom Lehmann
970480
This pot is a plastic composite with no drainage holes. While you could probably drill some draining holes in the bottom, I'm not sure if the finish on the plastic cold withstand the elements of being outdoors.
536395
Sorry, I haven't gotten that far. Still waiting for snow to leave. However, there are no openings on the sides.