Montana Owners Club - Keystone Montana 5th Wheel Forum - View Single Post - Getting some snow here

Foldbak · 11-18-2022, 06:45 PM

Ya not sure what you can do but I would be concerned about it. I doubt their built for a heavy snow load.

A few feet wouldn't freak me out but 4 feet might.

There are a lot of full timers in here and I'm sure some of them have experienced snow. I'm sure that dealers can't always stay ahead of snow removal all the time. I did a quick google search and found this. It's pretty generic...

How much snow load can an RV handle?

An RV roof can generally support around 2 feet of snow pile-up. Depending on the model, an RV roof can withstand 250-300 lbs. However, this is not a set limit. The amount of weight your RV roof can handle depends on multiple factors such as the thickness, material, age, and condition of your roof.

Maybe find covered storage?

11-18-2022, 06:45 PM	#6
Foldbak Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2022 Location: Shingle Springs Posts: 2,260 M.O.C. #30417	Ya not sure what you can do but I would be concerned about it. I doubt their built for a heavy snow load. A few feet wouldn't freak me out but 4 feet might. There are a lot of full timers in here and I'm sure some of them have experienced snow. I'm sure that dealers can't always stay ahead of snow removal all the time. I did a quick google search and found this. It's pretty generic... How much snow load can an RV handle? An RV roof can generally support around 2 feet of snow pile-up. Depending on the model, an RV roof can withstand 250-300 lbs. However, this is not a set limit. The amount of weight your RV roof can handle depends on multiple factors such as the thickness, material, age, and condition of your roof. Maybe find covered storage? __________________ Tony & Donna 2022 Montana HC, 295RL, Solar Flex 400, Onan 3600 LPG, 2K inverter, 200AH Lithium. 2020 GMC Denali 2500 6.6 Duramax, Demco 21K Auto Slide