wlll this building be [nstall on hight wind area
1766577
as long as you bolt it down a it will be ok we had some bad wind and it did really good
1766578
We have it located between two buildings, it seems to hold up well so far, but it is not out in an open windy area.
1682979
I will give the installation a "5" rating. I live in Fort Worth which experiences wind gusts of more than 50 mph. I use some heavy concrete blocks to stabilize the system I did not want tn put a permanent anchoring system as it would probably bend the metal structure. My grand kids use mu set to learn to play not only golf but also baseball. The older ones practice their tennis serve.
1827235
It's on tight. But keep in mind the whole ceiling is mesh without the fly. Blowing desert winds could blow sand in.
286846
This house is heavy enough I don't think wind would be a problem unless the wind is really really strong. I guess u could put a couple of bricks under the "sink" or rig up a tie down like for a tent if u were really concerned
1930925
There is a elastic around the edges.. I live on hill and get heavy winds and it has never blown off.
905122
Seeing that people are talking about needing wind. I would think a powerful enough fan in the right position could work. Of course, that is just a theory.
1029080
As long as they aren't too awfully big I don't see a problem. We are out in the middle of nowhere so these things aren't a problem for us. We do have lots of strong winds and it seems to be doing OK with that. Looks great too. Good luck.
29501
I live two blocks in from the water in a high wind, high humidity, high temperature location. Mine is out in the elements in an uncovered seting area. So far so good but I have only had it outside for one season.
2229700
If you live in a windy area, you may have trouble with the wind catching it--
1765970
It is a heavy stand and should work OK for unspecified values of "normal" breezes. I would not presume to speculate about high-wind conditions.
944410
Well it is pretty lite weight. It would be ok if the wind does not hit is directly I think. However I think I would anchor it to be sure.
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?
605981
I'm not sure, but I have had it up a year now and it looks great! We've also had bad stoms and high winds....still there!!
1643979
If a lot of wind is blowing the smoke will just be blown away. It is better used inside.
822853
The roof does slope. The wind does knock it over. It will need to be anchored or sheltered to avoid that.
188643
I have not had mine move in high winds but you could also put a landscape fabric staple over the power lead where it leaves the fixture to make sure it does not move anywhere.
2269246
Wind will be a problem, it is not sturdy. We love it but it is more decorative than anything. I find the bolts loosen with frequency and need to be tightened regularly. Nice piece though. Hope that helps.