Is this moisture proof? I have limited space and have to store my wrapping paper in the garage where there is a lot of moisture.
299681
No not moisture proof and the bottom did not come with a fitting so not sturdy at all. I would recommend the plastic version.
1662646
I do not think it would tolerate the moisture. It is wood and i think it would soak up any moisture it was sitting in and that woukd swell and soften the wood. Itvis a gorgeous acreen and we love it, but we use it indoors. Hope this helps.
1292255
Absolutely not, it is purely interior only, all of the wood is exposed and is furniture grade, so no moisture at all.
2283222
I don't think it is really meant for outdoor use. Only if you can protect it from rain or snow. No part of it appears to be moisture proof. I have it in bathroom, but not where water would hit it.
301017
I bought this Tuscany canister set, as well as the bread box in mid January. I haven't had any moisture problems. I live in northern Maine and heat with wood so the air in my house is dry and I use a humidifier. Let suggestion would be to check the humidity level in your house.
665916
No, it is not protected against moisture, but "Jun" gave a very good answer on how you might get some outdoor use out of it. I plan to use it outdoors with some protection and expect it to last long enough to make it well worth the price I paid.
2260371
No, I've had no moisture problems whatsoever, but I should also say that I live in a VERY dry area of northern CA & have used (one of the 2 bags I bought) only since early February of 2014, or about 3 months.
1795995
I havent had moisture problems, these lights look and work great. I guess if u want to enforce the seal with something as a precaution, u can try some type of sealant.
1440655
So, far I have not had any problems with moisture, or mold. And we get pretty good winters. I used the underlsyment for my hsrdwood gloors which was all throughout the house. Hope this helped in your decision.
565264
It does absorb moisture, unfortunately. I printed with an oil based ink onto these bags and they dried in seconds.
1250707
Yes it is. We have had our box for a number of months now. We live at top of a ridge and our mail box has been exposed to heavy rain, snow, and wind, we have seen no moisture within the box or on the mail, even when we left the mail in it for several days.
1609863
I'm using mine to hold wrapping paper in the garage (without the lid). It is perfect for what I wanted it for...
1977510
I put mine in a pillow case. Yes there might be a little moisture but I don't find it bothersome. You might try putting a towel under it. I lay on mine all the time.
2045977
I have them inside my linen closet to organize the shelves in the bathroom but my bathroom does not get that steamy. Good ventilation, etc. They have been working fine so far. So I really can't speak to them being exposed to moisture.
119387
I don't know. You may protect the cover (You should put a bit on the inside cover first to see if the fabric is discolored.) but you can't stop the paper from absorbing dampness.
657120
Yes. The outside of this storage is soft. I'd recommend a hard shell storage since it can bend your wrap paper. I would have bought another storage system if I had known!!
1419816
It is my understanding that you will generally need to employ some sort of moisture protection for any kind of safe, especially if you live in a humid climate. I purchased silica gel packets to ensure that my documents do not become moldy. You can "freshen" silica gel packets in the microwave or oven (you can google for directions) and reuse them.