will it stand up to heavy snow flying from the plow trucks
1418121
It is very sturdy and seems strong but I'm in South Carolina so not sure on the snow
1418122
Since you use your own post inside it, it holds up like any other wooden post. Mine is anchored in concrete, so I have no doubt that it would hold up to snow plow trucks. Not that we ever see them around here.
1418123
Yes. I live on a state highway in Indiana and this winter was brutal. My mailbox is right on the road and the plows blow snow over 25 feet onto my property. Mailbox is still standing and looks great. I did install a new post and used a bag of quickcrete to hold it in and made sure not to over tighten the screws that go into the post from the mailbox. Other advice is to make sure the post is tall enough to keep the plastic ring as high into the mailbox housing you can. Higher it is the stronger the box stands. Will make since when you see instructions. I have had 3 expensive metal boxes with custom lettering and this box is far better for standing up to road hazards and still looks sharp. I have 6ft tall rod iron and brick pillars and it looks classy. Had a local sign guy make some stickers in gold for numbers and it looks nice. Hope this helps I would buy another in a heart beat.
2123277
I don't think studded tires would be good for it. As for snow it would depend on how much was on it and how close to the edges.
1328190
I've used it through 2 winters and at times it was buried under snow. No problems.
769010
The supports are close together so the snow should not be a problem. The first ShelterLogic I had lasted for 5 years then started getting holes in it.
1213374
I doubt it's ability to withstand significant snow and will be taking it down in the winter. Otherwise, I'll keep it up most of the year.
951445
I don't have experience with the snow, but mine is adequate for the rain. I am pleased with this product so far and consider it a small investment to protect my mower.
1793506
These hold up under wind, rain & snow. Just use KampDry before you take it out. Might want a tarp for the ground...
1082255
This mail box is constructed of three pieces or more. I don't believe there is a mailbox on the market that can stand up to a plow. This one does seem pretty sturdy ecsept for the handle breaking off. I recently filed the tabs on the door so it's easier to open. It took about thirty pounds of force to get the door open. Prob why handle broke off .
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I had no issues with snow drifts and unit is still in fine shape. The largest open area (the top) is covered and I was advised not to fully encase a unit for possible problems with moisture when no air circulates. In short, I am very happy with this cover.
1177016
Seems like a pretty sturdy shelter. For wind I wound add some extra tie-downs and use screw in stakes. Having said that I am not sure any shelter will stand up to a lot of wind and snow.
397692
Mine did great this past winter, we had a ton of snow in upstate NY. Still looks like new.
592059
It could probably handle the snow, but I would only try it if there's little danger of sticks or anything else falling on it. I think it could probably be pierced fairly easily. I used this to wrap a screened porch last winter and it held up well.
1679211
Yes. Ours was left outside with cover thru brutal northeast winter and it held up beautifully.
399813
Tom I live in central upstate NY also and u don't have any more snow and ice than we do here. If it breaks you'll have hood damage to I would think. It is very well constructed and I would never worry about it breaking.
355663
Sure is, I have mine mounted outside near the driveway. So far it has handle the Alaska weather very well.
1853382
We live in Florida so I really cannot answer to how well it will stand up in cold weather. Sorry.
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.