How can I cover it for winter
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Sorry, I live in Melbourne, FL so we don't worry about covering it. Check in the outdoor departments (Lowe's, Home-Depot, etc.) for outside/exterior furniture weather covering. Good luck-we really enjoy and use our Keter in the swimming pool area under a screened lanai. Happy Holidays! Duane
1417775
Actually it is not a big deal to leave it uncovered because after all it is an outdoor furniture but if you must, then you can buy a large size BBQ cover, outdoor furniture cover or any large heavy duty cover sold at Home depot or similar places to cover it. Personally I don't cover it and I don't even cover my outdoor furniture.
1417776
Not sure if this is the right thing, but I took one of the patio furniture covers and covered it.
492859
I don't have a cover for it. I just bring it in for the winter. It needs to be sealed I am happy with the chair
588122
you can use a ground cover,avail thru amazon, to protect it. its a light material that keeps out some pests.
2048662
Supposedly down to zone 4I think you are 5 or 6. Out side in the winter south face preferably against a light colored wall ( a warm spot) use burlap to stop wind and fill with autumn leaves for insulation.
1871009
I don't think it's very easy. I just leave mine hooked up year round and cover it with a blanket during the winter.
174757
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.
2179293
I wouldn't advise putting this outside. However if you do, you could build your own enclosure for this. Because it's electric it doesn't need to be ventilated. I would insulate it if I were you. I do not believe they make a cover for this. You can check the Ecosmart website. http://www.ecosmartus.com/
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This question is older but in case the original poster or someone else still wants an answer:Yes, you can set it up outside in the winter. I would recommend putting a tarp under it to keep the bottom dry. Don't leave it out to get damp. If it does get damp / wet, set it up in your garage or similar covered area and run it till it is dry. You do not want to fold it up and put it away with it being damp. Also, I know this may be obvious, but don't set it up and run it in the rain.
1798429
Yes! That's what I've been doing, I don't have a cover for it and it works great. It's very warm.
273861
It snows a bit here where I live and we leave ours up all year. Just make sure that you winterize yours with the proper chemicals, before covering for the winter. It makes life a lot easier come spring time.
1997525
Danny, it has been about 6 months since we put this in so I can't recall all the instructions. However I do believe they available are on the internet. The length of pipe you can cover depends upon what the diameter is and what the pipe is made of. Also it will depend upon how cold you believe the lowest temperature that you might have to protect against might be.
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I have had mine for one year now. I brought it under the eaves for the winter and it was fine. I think too many years in the snow (especially like we had in the north east this year) would do a number, so I would have at least put a cover over it. Note that stink bugs can get in it easily so if you bring it inside you will have to clean it out.
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I have mine on a covered porch and it came through it's first winter snows and many windy downpours without any damage and looks good. It might not fare as well if used out in the open during a heavy snowfall. Perhaps you could place it under an evergreen tree for some extra protection from snow. On my covered porch, it definitely protects the cats' food from becoming waterlogged. I did cut and tape two inexpensive plastic placemats to protect the floor. This can be taken out and cleaned and put right back in. About one year later, I'm very satisfied with this product and my several outside cats use it every day. I have mine on a covered porch and it came through it's first winter snows and many windy downpours without any damage and looks good. It might not fare as well if used out in the open during a heavy snowfall. Perhaps you could place it under an evergreen tree for some extra protection from snow. On my covered porch, it definitely protects the cats' food from becoming waterlogged. I did cut and tape two inexpensive plastic placemats to protect the floor. This can be taken out and cleaned and put right back in. About one year later, I'm very satisfied with this product and my several outside... » Read More I have mine on a covered porch and it came through it's first winter snows and many windy downpours without any damage and looks good. It might not fare as well if used out in the open during a heavy snowfall. Perhaps you could place it under an evergreen tree for some extra protection from snow. On my covered porch, it definitely protects the cats' food from becoming waterlogged. I did cut and tape two inexpensive plastic placemats to protect the floor. This can be taken out and cleaned and put right back in. About one year later, I'm very satisfied with this product and my several outside cats use it every day. « Show Less
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I just bought it. The coating should help. I can tell you after the winter.
1292421
This cover is for the Winter only, Our All Season cover is for all year protection, Thanks so much, Joe (PS, most people buy both this way they are covered all year)
904335
Ive covered mine with a cover I bought for like 20 dollars on amazon. Obviously wait till its completely cool before covering it. The Covers helped so far !
2204842
Sorry, cannot help as I have not attempted it myself and plan to keep it open and possibly cover during the winter.