Would the tile be okay to install on a breezeway that gets rain/snow blown on part of it ?
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I would think so. We installed ours in our garage with 5 cars and the lovely snow, gravel and dirt that comes with the horrible winters in Ohio. So far so good. Have rinsed it off every week. Waiting to clean it after the last snow to make sure the sand cleans all the way off.
759529
The all weather kit might be a good choice in Alaska. Depending on the type of wall or thickness, and also the position placement could take some consideration, is it in the direction of constant wind and weather?
826778
If it is under some kind of weather safe overhang, it seems to work fine. It is in no way weather proofed, so if it would get exposed to elements, then no. I have one installed in the corner of a covered Lania, but it is really more like a room with one side open.
1693016
We have had ours installed on the side of our house for several months. It has been exposed to heavy snow and rain and continues to work well.
1010383
I would recommend it as if its rainy and windy then water can get inside the door and cause water damage to the inside of your wall, unless you are going to use some other waterproof material to prevent water damage from happening on the interior of the wall
1770302
It is not slippery on my tile floors. Having said that I am not sure it would be appropriate for outdoor granite steps if they are subject to the weather. With all the pollution in the rain now it might cause wear on the polish. This might be a question for the manufacturer.
736102
I would not install it outside unless you can cover the unit from the weather.
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There are screw holes on the feet so if you need to screw it down so it doesn't blow away then you can. Mine isn't secured down and it hasn't blown away. It pretty waterproof and heat resistant. I've used it during the rain and it wasn't a problem. Although, if the wind is blowing the rain from the side, then you will get wet, so we put up a curtain.
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i believe so. But if the tile has natural finish then it may affect the appearance.
541626
I would say it it's covered under a small roof out of the elements it should be fine. I mounted in the hallway and it seems to hold up over the winter.
1718975
I am Not sure. A small amount of water may not be an issue. we have Ours at the entryway and we have snow and other weather so it does get some wear and tear, and its holding up well. This is a quality product. Much better than most cheap particle board pieces. I ordered two of them actually! Hope this helps.
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We have ours out exposed to the weather and have not had any issues with it. So I would say yes!
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Hi Mark, I have this model installed on my screen porch. Screen on 3 sides. When it rains hard, I can get mist inside the porch, but the fan stays protected at the ceiling level. As long as the fan isn't exposed to direct water contact, I think you would be fine.
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I suspect it's OK for temporary use for your application; though you would need to secure it to the deck properly with bolts. Otherwise, a strong wind will blow it away.
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I doubt it would work well, especially if the breeze is hard. It should be fine in a normal breeze.
1111643
Yes - - that's exactly where we used it - - - tiles on the front walkway leading to the front door. I did two coats and it works wonders. That was about a year ago and it's still holding up.
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I am not sure yet since this will be the first winter that we have it installed. We put a hood around it on the outside with a side exit so that it would not be subjected to direct rain or snow. We also hope that it will eliminate any drafts that might occur.