Is the lid hinge rainproof? Is a gap is present between the rear of the lid and backwall when opened? They leak for me so I need a closed hinge.
1530054
There are 2 tiny gaps on both ends about half an inch long whether it is opened or closed.
1530055
I have this mail box nailed to Hardy Board siding on my home for 4 years now. It is partially covered by an eave. To date I have never had any water enter the mailbox, my mail has always been dry even after several torrential rain and snow storms.
1530056
It is. The sides come down on the outside of the box. There is a gap in the back. But the back plate is bent in to stop drips & leaks. In a hard rain, probably not. But it has worked well for me so far.
1530057
I have not had a problem with rain getting in to the mailbox and I believe that the lid hinge rainproof
381781
I have a 40 oz Hydro Flask with the lid/straw attachment and I have not experienced any problems with leaking while the attachment is in the closed position. If yours leaks, you may have a faulty attachment.
1514294
Yes, lid is gasketed and box is rain tight. Mine is bolted to the floor of a utility trailer.
1772720
I own this pump and have it installed in an open unprotected area. The hinged lid has a gasket that helps to keep moisture off of the touch pad. As an added precaution, I bought an oversized rubbermaid type container that I place upside down over the control panel lid to further shield it from rain. I live in Tampa, and we get a lot of rain. So far, no issues......
2011491
It is not completely water tight. I have been meaning to buy more weather stripping to seal gaps, but it only leaks with hevy rain. I have two small gaps in the front, near my back window that allows water in. I could easily make the cover more water tight, when I get around to it. Note: i have a plastic bed liner
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If you set the box in an unprotected area and it rains, the content inside the box will get wet. Keter has not been helpful with resolving the problem. They did send a replacement lid which was identical to the one that came with the box and .......... it still leaks!!! Good luck.
1255745
The lids fit snug. The dividers are deep. As far as leak proof, I'm not sure what you plan on doing with them. If closed and left upright I don't see them leaking.
1984536
The lid is water proof. I'm not sure about the flap, though. We keep ours outside under the porch, so it hasn't really been exposed to rain. I did accidentally spray it with the hose once, and the food was still dry.
1887269
Your question got me thinking, so I did a quick test. I filled one up with a bit of water, put the lid in place and tried 1) holding it upside down and 2) jostling and shaking it. The results: I did not see or experience any leakage. Hope this info helps you out!
1008417
If you are worried about rain, then seal every opening areas. edges of the solar panel, light panel, motion sensor, on-off switch and back cover.As it is, this is not really waterproof.
3743
There are small gaps between the cover and the bed rails where the cover folds, however I have not had any problems with it leaking but i'm sure with a hard enough rain water could find its way in.
532629
I haven't had any problems with it leaking water when it rains. The top doesn't seal closed which may be because I have patio furniture.
1974045
There is a soft rubber seal around the lid which if tightened ought to prevent moisture getting in/out. I have not tested this however, it is just m impression from inspecting the container.
584662
Most people, including me, who have purchased the separate cafe lid for this item have found it to be a disappointment. It is not water-tight at all, everything will leak out quickly if it tips over while traveling, etc. I love my clean cafe for keeping ice water with me throughout the day, but I stick with the original lid. Read the reviews of the cafe lids before purchasing.
1325445
The first time I used it, when I got near the bottom of the glass the lid leaked a bit, but it hasn't since. And I haven't had any trouble with liquid leaking between the walls.
2243463
Yes, but the lid is neither air, water, nor insect tight. The handle for the lid fits into 2 slots cut into the top of the lid, leaving a gap through which water (say rain) or insects can easily enter.You can try to seal these with silicone caulk but you will have to inspect and replace this regularly as the lid flexes every time you pull on the handle and will eventually pop any caulk you used free.
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Haven't knocked mine over "yet" so I filled it with water, put the straw in the lid and turned it on its side to test it. Water came out of the minimal area around the straw. A rubber gasket holds the lid on very tightly, but there is no gasket around the straw area. Water will leak at that point only. I love this tumbler and use it as much as possible.