Would this be good to block winter wind under a carport?
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I would help but not totally block it. The mesh will allow water through it. Snow will not come through it however. hope this helps
1880754
It works ok to block wind, it definitely makes it more comfortable outside. It also help with drifting snow and creates shade in the summer. We put ours up about 9 months ago and it has held up to hot sun, horrible wind, snow, and rain. I do recommend zip tying the screen in the center as well as where the gromits are. If you don't you will create a bit of a sail look.
2140601
I don't know due to I never had set up all year or in snowy weather. I mainly used in November for thanksgiving so it was chilly out. It did hold up good in rain and fair winds. I think it would be ok in light snow but anything heavy may be a problem. The frame is really solid. The tarp material Is not real heavy like it could be. I would suggest if you wanted year round for a carport is go to a Harborfreight Tool store and purchase a big tarp and add to the roof. would give more stability for snow.
1639809
Definitely..... Just need to make sure you make some type of wind blocker with aluminum foil and some rocks or something.
1219215
I would have to say "no" to that. This tent will no keep out the cold, but the rain, and if its set up properly it can withstand wind. Hope that helps.
1528882
You might get away with having it outdoors and under a carport roof, but it was not made for being in the rain or worse. Even a temperature near freezing might harm it, as might strong sunlight.
1706956
I don't see why not, but I would keep it under a patio with a cover should you get strong winds or hail in your area.
293244
Yes. The stakes help prevent them from blowing away. If the location is prone to wind you may want to try weighing them down with a brick or rock.
1180951
You probably need a smaller cargo bag. If the material hangs over the edge too much, it will catch the wind and make a horrible noise.
413805
I'm sorry, but I really don't know. I secured mine with some thin string to a gazebo-like structure. It held throughout our horrible winter with winds sometimes up to 35-45mph. Could you possible tie it up with long string to a nearby window?
261032
It would be ok.. but it's very light and the wind may blow it away... I think I would use something made of stone.. or an equivalent to stone.
2209692
Being in the cold of winter, we have yet to be able to try it out. Looks like it will be fine. It is not super tall, so it shouldn't be a problem. We plan to use them around a fire pit, so I wouldn't even use our fire pit if it was that windy. Check it out!
1009284
As long as there's not a lot of traffic by the door. I use mine outside and had to be creative to keep it from going off every time the wind blew anything around it. Hope this helped :)
133558
As the others said. It is a good wind blocker, but not fantastically warm when below 30ish. I where a hoodie under it, because it runs large and there is plenty of room.
1276980
It will help keep the dust out but not much use in protecting from the fiberglass fumes. Check with 3M
1337834
Yes it's strong enough to support a pile of snow. But so is the top of the A/C unit without a cover. The mesh is not fine enough to keep all snow out of the unit. For that you would need a solid tarp. But I believe it's best to allow moisture (including snow) in, and back out through evaporation with a mesh like this product. You can leave it on all year if you wish.
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It would keep a light drizzle off baby, or a few snowflakes, but wouldn't offer any warmth. I'm not sure it would stand up well in gusty wind either.