Would this stick to a poly tarp in cold weather? (down to -25F)
368033
yes but make sure you have the tarp lying flat to adhere the tape,I have used on a tarp and it's in Vermont weather, that should say something as we have it all rain-snow more snow more snow and sometimes even the sun
892882
Better to keep dry with a sheet of ply strapped on top or similar, but I have left outside with no protection running in snow storms with no issues.
274589
If on dry ground it should be fine. If ground is damp, then you need a tarp
899622
We always put the cover supplied over the tent which really insulated the entire tent / we even brought an extra tarp for rain - if needed - it wasn't needed - have not used it in winter but I bet it would be air tight and as warm (as possible) even in cold weather! We tested it prior to use with a water hose - not one drop of water came in the tent! We had a couple of cool mornings (40's) but very cozy inside the tent!Betty P. from VT
1091746
I think it's HAS to help at least a considerable amount. I don't see too many below freezing days however we do get a few really cold days. I had it on a porch and put big heavy tarps around the porch.I didn't spend hours outside though, I don't know if you work in your garage or how long you'll be out there, if so you may want to position it so you can be right under it
2026538
Daniel, I haven't used it in snowy conditions, yet, mostly for backyard, weekend camping and mostly fair conditions, which is the intent of this one I believe. It has been used under a well staked tarp that reached the ground in a downpour once and used a spray weather proofer to protect better the seals and side fabric, there were no leaks. However, I have noticed a few of the seams near the stake strap have pulled apart slightly under strain of use. If you have to depend on the tent for long term shelter, spend a little more and buy a stronger made tent, made for strong weather.
1701854
It will stick them unless you live in cold weather area. The tape is useless at 10 degrees. It gets really tacky when warm and will likely pull paint at that point
1141085
I would not plan on it for winter. The posts are strong enough for it but the covering MIGHT last one winter. My personal advice is do not plan on for winter. Heavy rains oh yes as we've had some already!!
129892
I probably wouldn't recommend. I used in the summer and was sweating because it is thick material, but I imagine it wouldn't do well in less than 10 degrees
2275892
I have not used it in cold weather yet but it seals up very well and should work fine.I really like the tent and use it for back packing trips.It is light weight and easy to set up.I only use it for me only it would be a little tight for two.At 6-feet tall,I sleep in it at an angle which gives me plenty of leg room.Two tall people would be rather cramped.Regards,Dennis
1032478
I don't know for absolute certainty but I would say no; it's not strong enough. I would use Tyvek house wrap or a blue tarp.
2275895
the material really wasn't designed for cold weather. although the tent will hold up fine, it does very little for the cold. the top of the tent can be removed for sky light, and it also has holes. these are only loosely covered. the walls of the tent are thin while the bottom is think for keeping out water. won't recommend for cold.
1353439
I have just installed the box and haven't been in winter weather with it yet. I am planning to install a sheet metal cover over it and will be o.k. if I keep it dry.
199468
You will have to use your own waterproofing solution. And no, wind passes right through hem so I would not recommend them for cold weather.
1229008
I believe it will. We live in a very cold environment during the winter, it usually gets around -15 below and this mat held up just fine. Made of flexible rubber material not stiff.
118007
This "blanket" feels just like a tarp, hard and crinkly. But I will say this ... sitting outside with shorts on in 38 degree weather and a 10mph cold breeze, this all weather blanket kept my legs MUCH warmer than an actual heavy blanket did. It's because it reflects body heat and is water and windproof. After your plunge, put on a regular blanket then put the all weather blanket over it. Keeps heat in and all cold air out. Highly recommended!
1308122
Yes, as long as you use clear packing tape. It does weather eventually, but it is much better than duct tape which leaves yucky residue. Good luck.