Is this weather proof? I live in NYC and consider mounting this outside on my rooftop. Bad idea? Thanks in advance.
994628
I live in California and my pull-up bar is mounted in an outside area that is partly covered so it's exposed to temperature and dirt (not rain). I keep the bar and hand grips covered in the box that it shipped-in, pulling it off for use. The bar is bolted into 2x4 wood planks which are not exposed to direct weather and I sprayed the the bolts with a weathering oil. So far bar is aging well and the grips remain in good shape.
994629
Hello well this pull up bar has a nice coat of paint but there's 2 bolts that holds the bar and they only come with a nylon Nut but there's no o ring seal or something like that, eventually water will get inside the 2 main supports and that will be the end, try to contact the manufacturer maybe they have something that might work for you.Good luck
994630
Not sure if it is weatherproof or not but it is nicely painted in black and the foam on the handles doesn't absorb. But I know the foam will degrade faster under the weather although you can always replace it
994631
Its made out of steel. I don't think you would have any problems but maybe a little rust after a while. If your concerned put some sort of cover over when your not using. Very steady and well worth the money.
994632
Hello well this pull up bar has a nice coat of paint but there's 2 bolts that holds the bar and they only come with a nylon Nut but there's no o ring seal or something like that, eventually water will get inside the 2 main supports and that will be the end, try to contact the manufacturer maybe they have something that might work for you. Good luck
468498
Yes, I have it mounted outside. It's been there for 1 year and still works.
1355763
I'd say you will have no problem. I'm in Chicago, and last winter was absolutely terrible. I have 2 of these and they survived just fine. Mine are in a corner protected from wind however
1612819
It is supposed to be indoor or outdoor. But I wonder, especially with the connector, if it's good to have it exposed to direct rain. We have ours mounted on a covered porch. I'd wrap the connector in electrical tape or heat-shrink tubing and mount it under the eaves.
378997
The only problem as I see it is getting secure electrical power to the unit that's mounted outdoors. Then how do you protect the unit from the elements? My answer to your question is probably "NO"! Perhaps this manufacturer makes an outdoor unit to fulfill your need. Good Luck!
2134472
I have had mine mounted outdoors for about 6 months and I agree with Blue Canary except I didn't even use the caulk and tape and it's fine. I think it depends in part on how much rain/fog/etc you get. I'm in the Los Angeles area.I would also add that if you have a lot of people walking by your mounted location, you'll want to mount it such that they don't accidentally end up staring at it. IR is invisible but can still do damage to your eyes if you stare at it.
2179121
I have had it for about a year on the roof of my pavilion outside. It's fully exposed to the weather and it went through a pretty rough Buffalo winter and still going strong if that helps :).
1061649
It's not built to withstand weather. So I doubt it should be outside unless very well protected. It's a good device though and I always received great support.
44927
IMO it doesn't seem like an outdoor capable. seems like a light duty thing...so I would not install it outside.
2222830
The particular model you are asking about is weather proof. I have 3 of the, installed outside my home. Other very close model numbers are not.
358117
To be honest with you, I don't think I would. It does have some metal objects that may rust and then shorten the life of the shade. I installed mine outside of course but the mount is under the patio overhang to protect it from direct sunlight and water. I'm not an expert this is just my opinion.
2131475
We have our gazebo on the rooftop deck in Chicago (think windy city), while it is vented very well, in high winds it did start to shake and move, so we ended up screwing it to the deck and filling the hollow columns with sand (about 1 80lbs bag per column), the combination of the sand and the screws makes it rock solid. In the winter we take the canvas down so not to get snow build-up. If your not in as windy a place, you might just try the sand trick.
667402
Mine is mounted under the over hang of my roof and has not had any problems. Wind, rain and snow have not seemed to have affected its operation but if not under an eave I would recommend putting silicone around the base.
824177
Obviously it's made to be mounted out side. I don't think it could withstand constant water exposure but occasional moisture, wind blown rain, doesn't bother it. It's battery powered so if you are concerned about a shock factor there is none.
881422
I use this outside & it is very visible. Since mine is installed outside, I built a box for it to sit in. I screwed the box to the building & made a plexi glass cover for it. If your handy, I recommend it.
300864
No. This safe is not weather proof and not really secure at all for any type of outdoor installation. I would never recommend you attempt such a thing. This safe is ok, and I'm glad I have it to hide away some medium-value items to keep away from nosy roommates, babysitters, family members, children, etc. This safe would never deter and would barely slow down an actual criminal. Keep your money in a bank account.
313635
I would not leave this outside or expose it to water/high moisture conditions. I am not sure but would be surprised if it had any weatherproof indications.