Would this be good to block winter wind under a carport?
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I would help but not totally block it. The mesh will allow water through it. Snow will not come through it however. hope this helps
1692868
It works pretty well. It has to be kicked under the door though pretty hard. It's not the best product, but it does work. Not sure if it will keep a door open with the wind though
2140601
I don't know due to I never had set up all year or in snowy weather. I mainly used in November for thanksgiving so it was chilly out. It did hold up good in rain and fair winds. I think it would be ok in light snow but anything heavy may be a problem. The frame is really solid. The tarp material Is not real heavy like it could be. I would suggest if you wanted year round for a carport is go to a Harborfreight Tool store and purchase a big tarp and add to the roof. would give more stability for snow.
1388707
You could but in bad weather it would freeze up I would build something around it to protect it from the eliments
1239862
We use ours on an interior porch that is not heated. It seems to stay warm enough but the opening on both sides may present issues with a continuous draft? I put a polartec blanket inside that partially covers back opening. It is lighter than wooden or heavy plastic houses so wind could be a factor as far as " blowing over". I would see this working in a semi protected area ( in an open port or garage or she'd, etc) . I am pleased with the house!
1024774
I wear this under my motorcycle helmet in the winter time... it blocks the wind from my neck fairly well at highway speeds, definitely a clear difference if im not wearing it. Until I find one better, I would buy it again.
1474204
We have it to help move wind at our fishing camp and it does a great job.I don't know how it'd work for you.GOOD LUCK
672086
If it's flat, I don't think so, as you won't be able to get the angle to get under the snow with the plastic sheet. My roof and carport both have a little angle on them and so this works.
1336807
It would block out some sun but not all, I wouldn't use it that way. It isn't made to anchor in the ground either.
683391
I am not sure if the Temperature during winter will affect the unit. And ofcourse, this unit must be protect from rain and snow. I do not think it is a reliable device to be used outside.
1880754
It works ok to block wind, it definitely makes it more comfortable outside. It also help with drifting snow and creates shade in the summer. We put ours up about 9 months ago and it has held up to hot sun, horrible wind, snow, and rain. I do recommend zip tying the screen in the center as well as where the gromits are. If you don't you will create a bit of a sail look.
1528882
You might get away with having it outdoors and under a carport roof, but it was not made for being in the rain or worse. Even a temperature near freezing might harm it, as might strong sunlight.
2202309
I would say it does keep the wind out but all the cold air still gets in. You won't feel any gusts inside but it doesn't hold temperature well when it's cold outside. Much better for warmer camping.
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.
2065678
I cannot attest to whether this is good for the winter, as we have no experience with that. I suspect due to the tent's shape, snow will not accumulate on the top and it should do well. It is free standing but would require stakes on the ground if it is very windy. The stakes that came with it are small, but bigger ones are easy to get for little cost.
775118
That sounds like a good use for it. The lid has a latch that keeps it locked in place so wouldn't flip open if it was windy. Great idea.
1222250
Besides gravity and the side mirror "bags", an pair of plastic hooks attached to elastic straps connect inside the car (you put them through the door then shut the door). It doesn't totally prevent snow/ice from getting under the thing though; I'm not sure how well it would work in windy conditions.