Can these be used outdoors, like on a patio for holding plants?
1723644
Yes and no. If the finish gets chipped or scratched they will rust. However, if you keep the finish in-tact then you should be fine, and they certainly can handle the weight.
1723645
Yes, I imagine they'd be good for holding plants and other things outdoors. They are coated which should offer some protection against the elements but I would still keep an eye on them if you live somewhere where there is extreme heat or sun. I'd be more worried about the plastic giving out and wearing away then the metal shelves themselves.
1723646
I can't see why not, but I don't think that's an intended use. If you get a lot of wind, I'd recommend trying something different and/or figuring out a way to make sure your pots won't fall off easily.
1723647
It is certainly sturdy, and will easily withstand the weight of large pots. Though powder-coated, I'm not certain about sustaining rough weather. Love the product however. Very pleased.
1723648
Yes you can use them outside for holding plants. They are powder coated very good so even if exposed to rain it will hold up.
1723649
Yes, they would be perfect for that. These are actually outdoor type shelving, so it should hold the plants without a problem.
1450378
It is sturdy enough to hold plants, but I think it would deteriorate outside unless it is in a covered space.
2255628
Yes, if you use them upside down. I used both of them on either side of a 2 and a half foot planter and it held very well.
234596
I am not sure , but don't think so. They were more like for hanging a plant. they were nice,
1401842
No. Unless they are protected from the rain and from freezing temperatures, then they could be used outside
549151
I would imagine you could, as they are organic. I would just adjust the size of them according to your container. I used them in my container garden last year and they worked well, but I used very large pots. Since they're spikes they can easily be broken in half.
532950
Yes. Check the sizes, the large is very large and the small is okay for a small plant. I used them on my front porch with a plant stand. Pretty
239063
The cords are covered with a velvety material and might look dusty or dirty easily outside. I think they are intended for indoor use, but IF your patio really doesn't sustain much wind or weather, they would possibly survive (and look awesome)!
1613306
Unfortunately not. They are well made and can stand up to a lot of weather. My wife and I have used them on many occasions for backyard parties and are always pleased with how they look. However, when storing they take up a lot of space depending on how many you have.
853503
Sure. That is how I have them installed. However mine are under a patio cover. I wouldn't use them in the weather.
1208238
These lights are not meant for outdoor use, as they are not sealed to keep moisture out. You may be able to use them under an overhang where they are protected from the weather but they wouldn't last long where I live in New England.
1409236
Not that I know of ... sorry. It sounds like it could work, though. These are wooden stakes, however, so they will eventually rot, I would think.
1158698
Yes - but no perfectly ie they are not designed with that in mind but they do stack nicely. We love them - use it on the patio and they are getting wet as I write and will dry when the sun is out. Great outdoor option that is durable and nice looking.
1731565
They are listed for indoor use. We have them outdoors in a covered patio, and have no problems with them (but they are protected from the weather).
1051209
they're about 12" high so would work for small plants. They do tend to lift in strong winds so you may have to set them in lower and push some dirt up onto the plastic to keep them from getting away.
1751222
I use these for keeping indoor plants wet while on vacation (summer time-usually 2 weeks). There's no reason why they won't work outdoors if they're not allowed to freeze. I do believe they will dry up pretty quickly if not protected from direct sun. Be aware they're kind of squishy when slit open and allowed to keep plants watered and the gel may coat the soil surface over time. Looks a little strange, but the gel is eventually absorbed by the plants and disappears.
315128
Yes can be used outside as long as it is above freezing and out of the weather for all kinds of plants.