we are looking for a.SUMMER cover... I understand this is for winter ... but would it be heavy duty enoughfor what we want
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This cover is not heavy duty - It ripped after one season and it was horrible to get the water off of it after the winter. I wouldn't get it- it was more frustrating the anything- its not really quality material- its okay but it just pulled a lot of the sides and really wasn't all crack up to what I thought it would be.
741267
The covers are waterproof.I had no problem with it over the summer.I am not leaving it out for the winter so I'm not sure if it will crack or not.
1846507
The cover is rather thick and I suspect it will last a couple of seasons at the very least. My table cover of the same material is exposed to snow, ice, and sun, and so far seems to be holding up well.
1213379
It's heavy duty and meant for year round, but like all things it depends on where you live, what you put in it, and how you fasten it down. I live in San Diego (year round). I lived in Chicago (I'd be comfortable year round, but as the other post mentions a tarp might keep it nicer in the winter). In Chicago we had some pretty fierce winds. If the wind was at its worst, who knows in a few years it might rip. It's strong.
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Mine ripped within one year and has become very brittle and hard. I do live in Michigan and we had an excessively cold winter this past year, but I expected this cover to last longer than a year. Two other chair covers purchased from a different company which were exposed to the same weather conditions are fine. They all covered patio furniture on a deck (with a pergola) through the winter.
1214847
No this is not meant to be for outside. You would need a hard covered shelter. Amazon does carry these also. This would not stand up to any continual elements (snow/rain/sleet) on a daily-long term basis.
1110370
This is a very well constructed golf cart cover. My golf cart is stored outside in the winter, right now it is zero outside, and snowing. If it can hold up to that, I believe it will do just as well in high heat and blazing sun.
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Brian, I have a feeling that you might like this cover better than I did. I live in New England. I was looking for a cover that was over stuffed and cozy. This cover is not over stuffed. It's light weight. I was not impressed at all. I put it away for the winter but plan to pull it out in May. So this cover might be just right for you living in Florida.
932290
I live in Maine and need a blanket with it this time of year. It would be fine for summer here by itself. I'm very happy with it. Hope this helps.
2252698
Yes, we use it for a Dog run cover in Oregon all year around and it has lasted two winters already.
518126
I would suggest dissembling it for winter if you aren't going to use it. It stands up well, but it doesn't hurt to keep it out of the elements when you can!
1675806
This will be my first winter with it here in pa so I can't say but I can say it is a heavy cover and seems it will last a couple years
1744693
We used ours for the first time last week. Although it isn't as good as the normal heavy duty cart cover it did keep the wind and rain off of us. I would really be worried about using a heater because this is flimsy material and it will fly around, could easily catch fire I would think.
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These covers are heavier than most. I have had mine on since summer, in full sun. I just went and checked them to see if they were stiff or brittle. Its about 40 degrees here and they are flexable. I see no reason to expect to have to put anything on them.
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Mine has torn from being pulled. But the fabric is still pretty thick and tough. I'm going to buy another one for another piece of furniture. You can't beat the price on this. I would say that it will stand up to your weather, just be gentle pulling it back over the furniture.
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I live in upstate NY and plan to bring it inside in the winter. It looks/feels pretty durable, I'm sure it would be fine if it was covered.
1414439
We only get a little of snow, nothing real heavy. Heavy snow could probably sink it a little?? We've had that cover for about six years and it is still in great shape. A little dirty from rain/ice collecting on the top but still sturdy and zippers working fine. I feel the snow would slide right off if the top of the swing if it is kept tilted. In fact we just put it on the swing the other day and it still feels like the waterproof is still there!!