Does this hold up to say a foot of snow?
1379448
I live in Florida. It takes the rain and the wind well. Grew up in Wisconsin and judging by the winter you have been having I won't think so.
1379449
Yes it will, just removed about a foot off last week for the third time this winter. My boat sits under it and the awning was resting on my boat but I try to get it off shortly after it snows.
1379450
It held up well last week when we got 8-10 inches of snow here in North Seattle. On the other hand, it does not look built to take much abuse. The documentation says that it is not recommended for all seasons.
1379451
It always has here but I am in Florida where the snow turns to rain before it hits the ground.
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
2160246
It is very strong. I'm a Florida native and have only seen snow a couple of times. But, I think it could take the weight.
1077877
I've had 6+ inches of some wet snow in Colorado on mine....didn't seem to affect it at all. You can stand on these things, so I would imagine a foot or 2 of snow wont be an issue......6 feet-- thats a different thing....just brush it off with a push broom.
2212925
I thought it was adequately heavy duty. It's not like you're going to be able to rip it off from under a ton of snow, but it worked well for us. No snags or unusual tears. Got several seasons under our belts with this. No issues so far.......
327766
The snow is actually foam bubbles. It will stay a few minutes on the ground. The temperature probably won't make a difference. It looks very real floating through the air.
1360637
We've had it outside the entire time, and it has done fine. It isn't very heavy, but comparatively sturdy enough to handle thunderstorms for example. We live in the south, so i can't tell you about snow, but i hope this helps
1307860
I have a 4"-6" top that has held up to 10" of snow at a time. It's been a stormy winter in New England, and it shows no sign of wear so far. I'm not sure how that translates to dog weght or abuse, but hope that helps.
165646
We have used it for extended periods of time and it has held up well. I would take it down in the winter months , or if your expecting high winds.
1100797
I'm pretty sure that it does, but I can't really go out and check it right now because of the frozen ground and amount of snow that we have. I will say that it is still standing strong through all of the bad weather and is one of the prettiest ones I've ever seen!
810079
if the snow is soft and fluffy, then fine. but i had a tough time working this through wet snow that was 7-8 inches. It took me time and a lot of effort to push through the snow. Henceforth, I am not going to take this out in wet snow... a waste of time.
1982211
This thing is amazing, it's been up for two really rough winters here in New England! This past winter was unreal, it held six feet of snow till we could reach it with a roof rake, still strong as ever... highly recommend. Ours is on a cement slab.
757380
It is great on about 5 inches as I've tried it last winter. As long as it is powdery and not the icy sticky kind of snow.
427809
It will for snow 2 or less inches. If it is more than this, slushy, or icy it will struggle. I used it in 4 inch snow but it required two passes and just made it very thin so the sun could melt it.
1386538
I haven't had it up during the extreme cold of winter. However, it has been below freezing a couple of times this year already and it is staying just fine, so far!
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!
963185
Seems to be holding up but I have snow up most sides of it this winter. I also placed in in the direction the wind tends not to blow.
626245
Mine has held up well in NW corner of NJ. We had below zero weather snow, ice and rain and it did OK.