Is it sturdy enough to use outside on uneven or snowy terrain?
157235
I've filled my cart with groceries and rolled it along 3 or so blocks along brick, sidewalk, and cobblestone. I've only rolled it on 2 wheels rather than 4 (because the groceries were heavy) but it managed just fine through ice, a thin layer of snow and salt. I haven't tried it on rougher terrain i.e. Thick snow, but I think it's great!
322013
Yes, the 5x5 can withstand a few inches of snow. Not ice, though. It would be too heavy. Just a reminder, this is not a hothouse, rather a planthouse. It would need you to provide the heat/cooling, etc. I love mine. It lasted all winter just fine here in Colorado.
626245
Mine has held up well in NW corner of NJ. We had below zero weather snow, ice and rain and it did OK.
1217122
It's sturdy and the surface area of the roof is not that big. I don't think snow load is an issue. Can't say how it will do long term in very cold temps. My brother has a similar unit he has owned for probably 10 years. He has moved it 2x. It is holding up great. He is just north of NYC so below zero is not common. It is not hard to put together, but my 10 y.o. helped and he had to kick something to get everything to line up and he broke off a small piece. It is still sturdy despite that. I am very happy with it.
164329
Yes, if the ground it's on is stable. Since it's wood I wouldn't recommend using it in inclement weather.
1270116
It's not the strongest thing in the world, and it has near zero ground clearance. It's best for holding big boxes of light stuff over smooth streets. If you want to go over rough surfaces, definitely get something with bigger wheels and more ground clearance.
1384685
We never used it outside but it would probably be sturdier.... We sold ours bc our daughter kept on falling when she made turns too sharply or went too fast :(
1108312
It should be fine. There are non-skid surfaces and it's sturdy enough to prevent collapse.
294389
It's pretty stable. Especially if you make sure that the boom arm is directly above one of the legs. The longer you make the boom, the more tippy. With the arm 1/2 way extended or less, you should have no problems outdoors.
1843416
It's pretty sturdy. As for outdoors--sure but you need a protected outdoor duplex so that it doesn't get wet
1571144
As long as it's covered and protective by rain or snow ... You should be OK. It's not adapted to be laying on the ground outside for sure. It truly works like a charm. Hope that helped. Happy shopping!
653189
I use mine as a stand-a-lone. It went thru the entire winter with all the snow and wind and did not fall over. I really like it a lot, well made
1073325
Haven't used it in the snow but it is rated for it and I've used it in 50mph gusts and as long as all the tie downs are used it will be fine
626243
Mine has done well in rain and snow. bought a second one for the walkway. Both are hung on garden stakes so no protection from the elements.
355663
Sure is, I have mine mounted outside near the driveway. So far it has handle the Alaska weather very well.
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
1898416
It handles slightly uneven terrain well. My yard has some big holes and a few slopes that it can take care of with little problem. I might have to go over a spot or two a second time hre and there, but over all no problems.