Is this thick? Can you use this in snow or you need a lot of layers?
1569099
It's not too thick, you can use it in the snow but you need a couple of extra layers
1569100
With a little layering its a perfect snow jacket because its also waterproof
940941
It's about the thickness of canvas. It has withstood the snow and falling icicles of this season's very intense New England weather without damage to the cover or the air conditioning unit.
2199625
I would not recommend it for below freezing temps. it is not thick. winter I use it and a down feather comforter. summer I only use this. I also live in Texas.
991109
Probably yes too thick. Also if it is windy, this thing will collapse. This is more of an indoor thing, or maybe a sheltered porch.
2015669
Not sure about the snow, but I live on the gulf coast and mine is holding up pretty good! It is heavy duty and it is very nice, the picture doesn't do it justice!
897160
I don't know wihat the snow weight limit is, but I plan to keep mine up over winter in southern Wisconsin. Th canopy material is strong and seems slipper enough to shed most snows. I seem to recall one of the reviewers mentioned snow and he was satisfied with it.
557230
We haven't had any snow yet so that I can't fully answer, but it has held up really well against the couple of storms we have had lately. There have been at least three high wind/hard rain storms and it has held up great on the side of our house.
19259
It's not very thick. The thickness is very similar to bubble wrap. We had to double layer it for our use around the house.
84031
I've only had this for a year. If you get a lot of snow and ice, the netting will sag. It really depends on how you use it. I covered bushes and the netting held up fine. It will blow away so you need to have it anchored.
1393968
The comforter is a thick summer comforter. However there are many different blankets. A blanket is subjective. You may be able to use it in the winter in some states but if you live in cold weather ie below 50 degrees than I say it's not a winter blanket. So I can't answer your question so easily. Some blankets are very thick and are rated for the cold winter some people tolerate cold and or heat at various levels. My suggestion is to purchase one and return it if it doesn't work out for you. I hope this helps but there are too many variables to your question.
755177
I live in the south so I don't know about snow. I used this product for the first time this year as a barrier around a 12"x12" garden. I reapply after a heavy rain or about every 3 weeks. I live in an area with significant deer and so far my summer and winter garden appear protected.
531831
Rich it's much too thick for warm weather. If you want one for warmer weather I would get the thinnest you can get
1400095
Not if you use to many layers. ONe or two should be sufficient. I plan on doing it this spring.
2212925
I thought it was adequately heavy duty. It's not like you're going to be able to rip it off from under a ton of snow, but it worked well for us. No snags or unusual tears. Got several seasons under our belts with this. No issues so far.......
768753
Its not very thick at all.....less than a quarter inch. Think of it as 2 pieces of fabric quilted together. It definitely would not be used as a winter comforter. Hope that helps.....we love ours!!
1393970
To me, this comforter is thick for a child/teen. Honestly I believe it's very warm, it was negative 20 windchill out this winter and my daughter had no issues keeping warm.
1619811
The manual says it won't support heavy snows. Looking at the design, I think it would do OK with a light snow load. I doubt seriously it could take a heavy wet load. I've only had mine a few months, and I live near the ocean in VA which rarely has heavy snows, but, I would suggest a heavier duty model for northern tier states.