Snowing here and

Our shed was engineered for #35 sq/ft snow load (code is #30) and 100 mph winds. It's set in 7~14" of reinforced conctrete.
It isn't going anywhere!

gbopp wrote:
Yes, it would be nice to have a shed to store the RV.
Maybe you should be more concerned about the snow load your NC shed will support? You don't want the shed crashing down on the TT. :C

Well The NC shed is supported by 8 6X6 treated posts that are anchored 6 feet into the ground. Don’t think crashing will be a problem.

And yes. Covering it up. Virtually stops the aging process. No black streaks No oxidation

MFL wrote:
Hey Scott...that shed/cover will keep your trailer looking as nice as it does now, for many years. It may take a little away from the yard, but gotta say...that is still a great looking yard too!

I'd put mine under a similar cover, but metro rules won't allow it. It is parked on it's own concrete slab, next to driveway. Okay for now, due to concrete. No parking anything in front yard if on grass or dirt.

I'll get on the tall ladder once in a while, when temps warm, to push the wet snow off with a long handled broom. It really cleans the roof off nice, as I seldom wash the roof.

Jerry

Thanks Jerry!

I think Dan wins for the nicest parking place!!

ScottG wrote:

Lets see some more pics!

Even though they are built to be outside they will fare better in the long run stored indoors.

Dan

Yes! RV's are not meant to be outside, lol...

Hey Scott...that shed/cover will keep your trailer looking as nice as it does now, for many years. It may take a little away from the yard, but gotta say...that is still a great looking yard too!

I'd put mine under a similar cover, but metro rules won't allow it. It is parked on it's own concrete slab, next to driveway. Okay for now, due to concrete. No parking anything in front yard if on grass or dirt.

I'll get on the tall ladder once in a while, when temps warm, to push the wet snow off with a long handled broom. It really cleans the roof off nice, as I seldom wash the roof.

Jerry

I would agree with ScottG in keeping the RV covered when not in use virtually stops the aging process.

My seasonal sits not far from the nation's ice box, International Falls MN. The 2006 has sat there for many years unprotected with lots of snow and extremely cold temperatures.

It's GLOBAL WARMING No snow up here in Michigan to speak of. None yet this winter.

We just had our shed installed about a month ago. The roof had about 7" on it this morning. I was standing outside and it all came crashing down! Avalanche!

Yep, it's almost pricelss..
Keeping it under cover and out of the elements virtually stops the aging process.



Although it didn't do much for the asthetics of our back yard..



Lets see some more pics!