Can this sandbox remain out in the snow during the winter?
1638925
Yes, we kept it out this winter with just the lid on it. We did not have any problems doing that even in a harsh winter in Michigan. You could also cover it in a tarp for extra protection.
1638926
Yes. I just put a concrete patio paver on top and we had feet of snow and the sand was fine.
1732786
Like i tested It can hold from 8 to 12 inches snow.But you better clean it up soon is possible.If you will use longer anchors than comes in box,you will still have your car port also after really bad wind and storm weather.Just follow this three steps 1) KEEP IT CLEAN FROM SNOW ,2) IN BAD WEATHER ALWAYS ZIP YOUR SHELTER DOOR, 3) AFTER ENY WIND OR OTHER STORM CHECK AND TIGHT EVERYTHING.
816579
I use mine to plow snow and the box is mounted above the rear tire so it does get wet. I have not had and problems.
96125
Yes you can use it outside in the winter we leave ours out all winter and they still work.
1928244
Yes, Mine has been use outside all winter, and it is still going. The best product I have found, well worth the money, I plan on buying more, I just hadn't gotten around to it until I saw how well this one has work. I use mine at my barn, and it is in all kinds of weather. I hope this helps you.
337507
I doubt it will hold snow. I was told by the company when i called them to take it down before a storm so it wouldn't break apart. In the instructions that come with the structure, it tells you to take it down before a storm also.
1217943
Short answer yes. But, water expands when freezing and will crack and break pavement if you pull them in winter and leave holes exposed to snow, rain, and ice. Just be smart about your installation.
773439
Yes you could put this bench in the snow however I believe the weather and sun would accelerate the aging of this bench so you should expect a much shorter useful life. The well crafted wood is of smaller dimension than typical "outdoor" teak type furniture and I do not think the concealed metal connectors are stainless. Mine is semi protected on my front porch and works there beatuifully.
2194060
I have left mine out many years and it worked fine. Sometimes it would get covered with snow. It rarely gets into the teens here in Norfolk Va. But it does go below freezing a lot.
752611
Yep. Mine is outside. I set it flat on the ground initially. It thawed the frozen ground and then froze down, so now I have it set on a small piece of wood. Works great!
1274861
Snow might land on top of it, but that would not interfere with the operation. I live in Detroit and we're near record snowfall this winter, but this unit is performing like a champ.
337508
I have had it now for quite some time up at a campground set up permanently. I do not keep my eye on it continuously but feel like it would be okay unless it can build up of snow, ice and more snow and ice. It has not happened yet.
588088
Probably, though I live in VA and we don't often get heavy snow. It is a simple mechanism. A spring that you bend to fit loosely into a plastic bracket. It blocks the door, and when the door is opened (no effort needed to release) the spring pops up and stays up. The ball is empty plastic and only for visibility. I installed one on my mailbox and one for my neighbor and we both love it. They work great and are pretty easy to install on a traditional rural mailbox.
588090
I sure didn't have a problem with it. We had quite a bit of snow this winter and mine worked perfectly. Mine is pretty exposed to the west and north so could be the snow was blown off. I love mine. Saves trips out to the mailbox.
2123139
I live on L.I., N.Y., we had a horrid winter this year and although the sandbox is 2 years old it is holding strong. No water got in the sand but have to say during our biggest storm with high winds I did put a big flower pot filled with soil on lid. Everything stayed dry, animal free and lid did not crack. 2-3 children play together in it every weekend and love it.
327766
The snow is actually foam bubbles. It will stay a few minutes on the ground. The temperature probably won't make a difference. It looks very real floating through the air.
572641
maybe under a covered porch. depending where you live, you may not want to leave it out during winter