Posted by Ivan in Michigan on September 10, 2018 at 01:59:43 from (174.124.166.94):
In Reply to: Tent Garages. posted by Steve A W on September 09, 2018 at 20:13:08:
I had one for 3 years and everytime it snowed you had to clean it off because of the weight. One time we were gone and came home to it colasped flat. This one had a peaked roof but if I was to buy another I would get the rounded roof as the snow does not sit on it. One of my friends has one and his has the round roof and this year will be 6 years that it has stood. I threw the screw anchor away and used 1 inch rerod and drove it in on an angle. I drilled a 1/2 hole in it before hand and then went up to the top brace with a 1 inch ratchet strap. It stood up to a real bad storm one spring
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