Tractor Supply camo shelter 8x8x7

I really wanted to build a wood shed in my driveway area this year but paving was delayed and now it looks like the weather is going to turn bad this coming week up here. I went online and found a black Friday flyer for tractor supply, they have there brand camo shelter (Ground works) (similar to shelter logic?) on sale for $129.99 I'm wondering if its a good idea to purchase to keep the wood covered, The size is 8x8x7, does anyone here have this type of shelter? is this a one and done use or will I be able to use it over and over for different things, will a snow load bust this thing up? Any help is very appreciated

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So I went this morning and bought it, got it put together, wasn't to bad, would have been easier if there was no breeze. The thing looks like it will hold about 2 1/2 cords, seems pretty stout, it does come with a limited life warranty. Seems that I will have to keep an eye on it if there's a heavy wet snow. Going to eat some lunch then load her up with wood.

Here are some picks, I stacked the wood on (4) average size pallets, I would like all my firewood in the driveway but I will settle for this as a temp solution, I'll just keep refilling my racks from the yard stock until the snow moves in, then I'll use this stuff. I'm pulling from have 4ft x 12ft single racks and already have (3) in there, average length is 16" I think I can stack (carefully) another 4ft x 12ft stack in there.
All in all this thing was pretty easy to put together, the structure seems pretty stout and will handle a snow, the canvas seems pretty tough, just keep the wood a couple inches from it, since its so tight I have a feeling once it gets really could the canvas can rip easy.

billb3 said:

How are you anchoring it ?
The screw-in anchors that came with mine (Shelter Logic ) ripped out ( I left the door open on a real windy day )
The whole thing blew away about a hundred feet but it blew away in one piece and I was able to roll it back without bending or tearing anything.
I now keep the door zippered shut at all times.

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I turned the metal feet inwards and put the pallets over them, that area is blocked by the wind from the neighbors house and below grade driveway.