WIll this material survive outside in temperatures down to 10 degrees?
1178832
I see no reason why not, I have it in 115 degree temps right now ...the sides are very thick, I don't believe it would crack
1178833
It's made of LDPE (low density polyethylene). It should handle extreme temperatures like a champ.
1178834
I only bought it this spring so I don't know about the winter. Certainly am very happy with it so far.
1178835
For the price, I think it's your best bet for all season outdoor use. The construction is very sturdy and feels strong enough to withstand freezing & shattering. It's also lightweight, which makes it easy to lift, move around. Oh, and delivery is prompt and the tub is professionally packaged, so if it doesn't fit your requirements, it would be easy to put it back into the box and return.
1178836
I really don't know, I just bought mine in June. I am using it for a water feature I created in my backyard and will drain it and bring it in for the winter. It really is tough material, though
81686
Yes ot will. I just came back from a ski vacation and it was -10 c and it was ok
140707
Withstand Low/High temperature:-40 to 260 Celsius(-40F to 500F)That's on the website that makes these. Hope that helps
2153984
I do not think it would last long outside exposed to heat or cold. The wood is very light weight. Perfect indoors.
2162797
No. the instructions say it'll keep contents about 40ºF below surrounding area. I doubt you'll be in an area of under about 38ºC.
41935
No. It can reach temperatures of 165 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit which would likely damage something. I've never dared to take the risk.
1629492
It's melting point is 76 degrees. So if the environment in which you store it gets to that temperature, it won't be solid.
1126390
Hi, We live in Chicago and it has been working just fine in the cold weather. No Problems! We have already had 10 degrees and its perfect. Its really worth the money.
1714063
Not sure, if your only putting it out there temporarily it should be ok. Leaving it out there long-term I don't think it could take the weather
1052366
There is no insulation so I am not sure how long it would hold the temperature down.
1764710
I don't have those extremes here. It has weathered 8 degrees to 103 degrees with no problems.
742984
I would think not unless you keep it where it won't be hit by rain or snow. If it's in a dry area, yes it can be as it's a very sturdy item.
2146139
probably not as this type of thermoplastic deforms at relatively low temps, such as leaving it in the sun or a very hot car in the summer
625270
I can't imagine it would survive the heat - it is pretty delicate. Maybe in total shade spot.
507549
It is made of wood, so I am not sure it would last as long if used outside in bad weather. If used outside on a nice day, it would probably be fine.
1464619
As long as the cooler surface is fairly smooth, the vinyl should hold up well. Silhouette rates the product's outdoor longevity at 3 years.
806784
Yes, it will last well outside. Remember that you have to attach it to the floor, or some other surface to hold it down in use.