looking to purchase this for a ladies locker room; do you think the Rice Paper would hold up under the humidity of a shower?
1016689
Paper is paper. When damp with humidity it tends to sag an does not retighten. I would also be concerned about mildew on thepaper in high humidity conditions.
1016690
no - it would become limp - it is rice paper - it is a very sturdy screen and very useful too. good price and good quality
2263953
I'm no expert, but living in Houston, I do have some experience with humidity. My guess is it would not hold up well outdoors, even under cover. It is essentially bent plywood, and I can see that uncurling in a couple years of our 90% plus humidity.
1729554
I would presume yes. The adhesive strip is very strong. I have mine just outside my shower so it definitely gets a ton of humidity but no direct water.
1662641
I have two of the screens in my basement and love the look and how we can partition work areas. They aren't heavy and I'm not sure how it would handle tropical weather (or the outdoors in any climate). I am guessing that it would definitely require securing the ends which might mean that you loose the natural flow look/roll look. Love the idea of using it in an outdoor shower though. Any amount of wind would also blow it down (it's thin, not bulky at all).
1864310
I know that they make hooks and adhesive that are specifically designed to be hung in the bathroom, around the moisture, so that may be the way to go. I have had traditional 3M adhesive fall off the wall in hot, humid conditions.
1916325
I have not used the paper yet, but I use border paste instead of water to "wet' my paper and I think it would make any paper adhere to a ceiling - I would try it on something and hang it upside down and see if it holds.
214038
I've never used it in "wet/humid weather". I'm sure it'll dry quickly as it is very thin.
1056273
These work great for a closet rod. I really can't answer as to whether they can tolerate moisture and be used for a shower rod. You might try contacting the maker, National Hardware, directly for the answer to your question.
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from what i know about the toilet it would be fine in the rv and the fan is vented outside,with a small fan like the size of one from a laptop computer, the poo department is closed with a handle so it shouldnt suck the moisture in from the shower stall.
1628670
I would say it is water resistant. I do not think I would put it in a shower stall with me.
1915876
I think the outdoor one is more suitable as it is waterproof. Still I am not sure if it will last with all the water and moisture in the bathroom. I like the idea though!
1758587
The bottom has a layer of a rubber-like substance which can handle normal bathroom moisture. I think it would be fine on a shelf in the shower.
1756379
As long as you have the room I don't see an issue. Check the dimensions. It's wonderful in a tub. Consider a handheld shower as well. Helps keep things dry since you can't use a door or or shower curtain as effectively.
1889776
We vent ours into an easily accessible attic so humidity has not been a problem in our house. The attic is warmer but not any more humid. It does work well in gathering lint. However, our removable lint door has started coming off when the dryer is turned on. I use 2 large rubber bands to hold it in place and that works OK. Hope this helps.
379876
I think as long as it's not balled or folded up in the locker it should be fine. It absorbs a lot. I've used it camping and back packing and it does dry fast.
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No I don't think that it would hold up in the weather. It is like a heavy contact paper. Hope that helps you.
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It's outdoor fabric and seems like it would hold up for sure. I am using it in a bathroom. So far, no problems.