Can this divider be used outside on a balcony with some exposure to damp and rain?
884858
I don't think it would be a good divider to be used outdoors. Hope this helps.
884859
It's great in my laundry room, but I don't think it would hold up in rain or dampness. Not waterproof at all.
884860
It's not plastic so I don't think it would last long in any kind of dampness.
884861
I would think that the divider would be damaged because of exposure to the outside elements. I do enjoy mine because it is hiding a very ugly water heater in our wash room.
944406
Yes, if it was completely protected from the elements. Rain,wind. it would need a stand or something on each side to support it, like a heavy weight.
1934340
Absolutely. I wouldn't leave it out in the rain though the legs are metal they might rust a little.
1927761
I wouldn't recommend for outdoor use unless it was a covered area. I don't think the wood could handle any rain and it's not heavy enough to stay standing in wind or even a strong breeze.
26601
i think it can be used outdoor if there is no rain ,if not , it only can be used indoor
553504
I would not think so. The unit is well built and fairly robust, but it has openings for the enclosure vent fan and panel slides. I would not use mine in a rain event.
300499
It says to use it in a " covered location" it can be a damp location, but it's rated indoor and outdoor
934557
No I would not keep this outside, I would use some type of Rubber Maid or pool or deck bench as those are made for damp, wet weather
300192
Generally speaking, I would not recommend using this cage outdoors....I don't think the wood could handle too much humidity and definitely not rain. If the cage was located in a protected area and not exposed to rain or wind....such as a screened-in porch, it could probably handle that alright.
1841518
the bottom of the bowl is about 4-6" off the ground due to the length of the legs, so as long as your balcony isn't too small, it would probably be ok
2136734
I love this room divider. I got two of them for my home and they are beautiful. I don't think they would be great for putting outside as if I remember correctly, the cleaning instructions indicate not getting them too wet. I think the slats might warp if they were to get wet. Maybe they could be treated with a weather protector? I'm not sure!?
1401538
No. It's hard to keep things dry when it's raining hard but this box does a good job. You can see in the picture that the top has sides to it that cover the bottom section. It does pretty well at keeping the rain out. I am pleased with it myself.
1583905
It's pretty sturdy.... but I don't know about rain.. generally any electronic will fry when wet.. the timer is pretty well covered and sealed... I would say it would probably be ok for outside as long as you put it somewhere it won't get too wet.
670525
Yes. I have it outside but in a covered porch. However, if area is uncovered, the lid protects it from the rain
1764354
The box doesn't say it's damp rated anywhere, so I would say no. A chandelier with uplights is especially vulnerable to moisture since water can drip down into the sockets. Most damp rated/wet rated fixtures for outdoor use will have down lights with a weather resistant top or if their uplights, they'll be enclosed in something weather resistant. Even if this was set back on a porch, where rain won't reach it, I'd worry about the metal corroding with time.
618745
Sure but I wouldn't leave it out in the rain or anything. Also you still need a secure place to hang it from.
1773254
It is not approved for use outside, but I have it outside under the eves so it is protected from the rain. It is very light, though and has a tendency to fall with high winds. I would recommend brining it in side if the weather is bad.