My mom has a convertible to store in a pole barn. Would this be a good cover for inside storage conditions? The barn is not heated and we are in Michigan
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Temperatures in Michigan can be extreme - is this going to keep the engine from freezing and cracking, maybe? No, only heating the area will, or the proper fluids (antifreeze?) in the engine. Will it keep bugs out? Don't know if anything can :) But, here in Texas it protects the car from bird and spider, etc droppings just fine. I am pleased with the purchase that has served us several months, outdoors, without any signs of "decay." BUT that convertible needs to have the roof on and windows up for storage, of course.
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Yes it is breathable and protective. I use it on my convertible both outside and in the garage
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I bought this for my husbands firebird. I live in Michigan too and the car is stored in the winter in an unheated garage. I don't know if this size would fit so check for the correct sized one. I haven't heard any complaints from him so it must be ok.
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It is a basic inside cover.I use mine in a non heated garage. It should be fine.
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It will cover the car just fine... As far as weather conditions go I am not sure. We live in a desert climate so I don't know how it would hold up in cold weather.
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This cover is ideal for interior or exterior use. It covers well keeping dust and dirt away; easy and lightweight to use. This material appears to ventilate well in hot or cold climates..... I like my purchase and store other vehicles in garage just fine..... Keep windows and roof up on your mom's car . . .
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Hi we live in Portland Tx, Spring and Summer can be very windy here, 3 corners are anchored to the house and one on Post cemented and then anchor to a tree otherwise the post will bend, hardware used ( steel cable, turnbuckles, anchor mounts) bought at lowes... Haven"t had any issues so far, great shade cover.
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The company recommends that you keep on a covered porch, barn or garage. I THINK if you don't use the heated bed it would be ok. It is well constructed.
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I have a small popup trailer that's been under this cover outside in Anchorage, Alaska for the last year. However, I put a regular plastic tarp underneath and used the Camco as a kind of hold-down. It worked pretty well and the the Camco didn't suffer any adverse deterioriation through the winter.
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By the way, this is a good product for inside only, do not let it get wet or else you will not be happy. Covers for outside are expensive for a reason.
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by "covers". The poles come in a separate bag for storage.
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Mine is inside I don't think I would put outside unless it could be out of the weather.I do love it.
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I bought one to cover a BMW 123i and had more than plenty of room left over. No moisture under cover but not sure about the keeping out heat although it should help. I have a garage now and do not use it.
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As an electronic device, you will need to keep it dry. If your outside box protects it from direct moisture, it should be fine. Mine is in my unheated barn. It does well in heat and freezing cold (dormant).
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I would find the driest place under the hood then you can always make ur own cover using whatever plastic container you can find to cover it and I would think it would be fine...I'm using in my RV and no problems to report...
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I live in Minnesota and here's my suggested protocol for winter storage. Take off the canopy and store it, the 4 canopy support rods, and the head pillow in your garage. That's it. I leave my swing outside, uncovered, all winter. I've never covered it, and the snow and cold haven't created any issues. However, I learned the hard way. The first year I left the canopy on (against instructions) and the weight of the snow caused two of the canopy support rods to splinter. I ordered two replacement rods and they were supplied quickly by Sunset Swings. Hope this answers your question.
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This canopy works well for storage of tools, machinery and of course a good size vehicle . To keep down the moisture , I placed 7ml tarp down as ground cover . Every thing stay"s dry . The zipper is heavy duty and will not blow open. Best of luck with yours !
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The top comes down over the sides, but can easily be blown upwards, and it is vented underneath, so if it rains and blows at the same time (which it often does), this would not protect the top from getting wet. If you need to keep the top dry this would probably not be the cover for you. Besides, as I mentioned in an earlier comment, our entire cover ripped to shreds in a matter of weeks, leaving the entire trailer exposed.
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I believe all covers will have some condensation. Would suggest to place the food on a plate.
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I don't know about heat, but it will stand up to wind. We live at Catawba Island and it's super windy here and the last few weeks has been EXTREMELY windy....the cover is fine.
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HelloIt would be best to store the bike and cover indoors, or at least not in direct sunlight. The bag may start to degrade over time if exposed to sun constantly. Also, if there is a period of heavy rain and water is able to penetrate through the closure into the bag, it may be too much for the anti-corrosion material to mitigate.Thank youTechnologyLK Customer Service
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I went to Lowe's and found one that was similar to this, but mine is huge. If you are going to let this sit outside, I would get some sort of waterproof cover because of it being metal, but if you are going to store it inside a shed or garage, I would just get a generic cheap cover.