What greenhouse doesn't snow bend?

This article will be read to the end by at least 100 people, but if at least 1 in 100 benefits from it, I will be happy.
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DFor some reason I heard the phrase that prophets end badly, but let me take the liberty and assume that this spring the demand for greenhouses will be especially high. Well, for polycarbonate too.

There are two reasons for this.
The first reason - this is human laziness, omnipresent.
The second reason - snowy winter. Do you know what I mean?

My wife and I took a walk in the neighboring gardening and counted a dozen dented greenhouses. In order not to be unfounded, I will attach a couple of photographs:

Hand in all areas where greenhouses are broken, there is no cleared path from the gate to the house. This means that all winter the owners did not carelessly visit the dacha. Yes, someone was not allowed health, and someone was lazy.

PAt the same time, I was always sure that if the greenhouse has a gable roof, then even a ton of snow from above does not threaten it. As you can see in the photo above, I was wrong.

However, the sloping greenhouses were not equally spared by the snow:

Another belief of mine, which I have been practicing for twenty years, also suffered. I always thought that snow can only break a greenhouse made on a metal frame and covered with cellular polycarbonate. But greenhouses made of window frames are eternal.

The goose swam there... Snow breaks everything. The question is in its quantity.

Conclusions:

• made a greenhouse - please come and clean it of snow;
• the ideal form of a greenhouse does not exist;
• it makes sense to go to the dacha, check your greenhouse :)

I hugged everyone!
I hope the trouble bypassed you. To whom it was interesting and useful - write comments, let's chat, maybe I'm wrong ...