how will this cover hold up to the heat and sun of Tucson az
1439353
not sure i am in florida and my cart is kept inside i can only tell you that it fits well and is a very good quality
1439354
that is hard to answer I live in Ohio your conditions are more extreme than mine that might be best answered by the manufacturer
1202890
I disagree. The cover will not last long. One summer will dry and crack it. I dont know if other covers are available for purchase
72849
I had lived in places with high wind in the past, so I would say any covers can get ripped depending to how strong the winds are. With that said I think this one has better chance of staying put, due to its material of construction and elastics at the bottom, also it has a vent which could move the air through it. It is better than any other ones I had in the past and I paid almost twice as much for those.
1336637
The cover handles pretty well. I've had some windy snow storms here and it handled well. It has vents built-in to the cover that helps a lot. And it has a lot of straps to keep the cover in your trailer
115671
Not the right person to answer. I live in Arizona. It protects against sun for maybe a season -- then it crumbles.
1177892
We have had it for a few months and it is a very nice heavy duty cover. I would assume if it will be in the direct sun every day it might fade some.
1907708
I live in the extreme heat in Phoenix. I've had the chair under my covered porch that faces North for a year. The chairs are well made, Saturday and don't get direct sunlight. No problems so far.
4417
Mainly camp in wooded areas, so I can't really speak to how hot it gets in direct sun with no wind. We did put it up a few times in an open spot. I found it to be one of the best items we have bought. Sturdy and it is all mesh except for the roof. The walls are nearly perpendicular. So headspace even if it rains. But it isn't really a dark color. It's a light greenish tan. Like the definition of khaki. So I guess I have not found this to be an issue.
235072
I live in Tucson, where it gets brutally hot in the summer. I have only owned this since November though. It did get rained on once, and it did not seem to affect its operation. All in all it seems like a pretty solid piece of machinery. Recommend you get a cover for it.
1710540
I don't think you have to worry about covering it for a few rain storms and a lot of sun, BUT...It will most likely look better and last longer either 1) covered or 2) under porch overhang
717376
I've live in southern Cal where the sun is blazing hot and so far, this chaise lounge cover has stood up better than any other I've ever owned.
1110369
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.
1707951
I live in the central valley of Ca. During the summer the sun will blacken exposed 2x4s. The point being that those UV rays eventually win. We have a horse trailer with a fiberglass roof and I bought one of these four years ago and one year ago. Eventually the sun wins, I will buy another of these covers in a year or two. In other words, I am happy with it, but the sun will win.
1679210
It's a good cover. I've had my fireplace covered all winter on a beach front patio so lots of high winds and rain. It has held up without issue. The firepit is great too!
319368
its been with me for almost a year now. i made my own cover. things are fine with me, no rust. i reccomend that you make a thik cover to prevent it from heat and rain.
1853359
It actually fits really well, the lower portion especially. The sun shade fits fine, too, but those are always a little awkward when combined with hanging toys and blankets. Overall, my wife and I have been very pleased with this cover.
1168427
It is well made and fairly substantial material that should hold up to hot dry climates. It should do well I think.