Sorry about not understanding your post. You said "under roof" and it turns out that is a term used in real estate and elsewhere to mean indoors, as you can see in this link:
"under roof" synonyms
Also, in your earlier post you said you never put it (the MES) out in the rain. I figured that had to mean indoors because, at least where I live, putting it under a porch roof is not going to keep it dry, because we regularly get 50+ mph winds with our rain.
So, sorry if I got it wrong. I wasn't trying to cause problems.
In my first reply, I said ----
"I use a regular MES cover on my MES 40, but mine is under roof, and only gets wind-blown snow on it a couple times a year."
I thought everybody here has seen my Front porch by now:
Under Roof, but not far.
Big difference between "Under Roof" and "Indoors".
With an orange strap over it due to high winds:
And "johnmeyer", Here's the Difference between Under Roof and Indoors.
If this was "Indoors" there wouldn't be snow all over everything on my porch, including the top of my Smoker:
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