is it easily removable? could you temporarily seal up around doors for threatening floods?
1544612
I only used it for permanent uses but I think it would work for your problem
77378
It does not seal against water, so in a flood situation, it would fill with water. Under normal conditions, I put a couple of silica packets in my cabinets to keep the air moisture under control.
569973
No. You could seal it easily enough, but otherwise moisture can easily get in. I've used a half dozen of these and they work fine. I have gotten one that had a wire crossed so that blue and green were switched but that is easy to fix if you can solder.
1596021
It is definately not waterproof. There are holes around the bolts that can be caulked or siliconed to prevent water. But there is no gasket on the door.
1075227
I would trust it in a quick shower or storm, but I'd seek shelter as soon as you could. There are gaps on the sides of the flap that rain could get into if it's a very hard rain or you stay in it for too long.
659847
I think so. It is secure enough to where I would not want to do this in a hurry as it would take two hands, but if you wish to do this from time to time, I don't think it would be a problem at all. I have removed my twice (say every third week or so) just to clean it and it has come out easily enough (not too easy as I wouldn't want that) but went back in with the same security.
801622
It's attached w/adhesive tape, so I'm assuming it can be easily removed whenever you want, but have not attempted to.
934019
It is not removable, but it is the material of a tarp, not really a sheet. Easy to wipe clean.
1338467
Yes, there are heavy plastic flaps for the doors at both ends. I haven't checked to see if they are removable but I don't think they are
1538470
No, its not removable or waterproof. Its best to either be very careful around it, or to make a cover for it yourself. I enjoy the mattress, its comfortable and convenient, but that if one definite down side to it.
1204106
Absolutely. I've had in during some hard rains and zero leakage. Now what this isn't is airtight. So if you're in a humid place, moisture will get to whatever you're stashing. But as far as rain and water, yes it's waterproof.
1095508
I no longer have it on my door, so yes it's pretty removable. It removed a bit of paint though.
2266941
Yes, it can be removed, easily. Not why anyone say otherwise... it has a suction cup...
1346684
I would have to say, "NO".....our cover, in just two months of summer storage, ripped in several places where it was in contact with metal/hard surfaces,,,,,like the water drain/gutter. Unfortunately, not very durable. We had some thunderstorms, but nothing extreme.
1415461
Yes, it's easily removable, and you won't cause any damage to the existing toilet.
1252266
the seal on these is pretty basic, but you could buff up the seal with caulk or tape. it definitely isn't as awkward as a window unit.
871598
Floodwaters would seep in, but rain won't . You'd need good solid boxes that you could stack high enough to utilize the space. It was inexpensive and went together quickly and easily.