would it hold up to moisture from a bathroom? Thought about using as a toilet topper in place of a cabinet-would you use it in this way?
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I believe it is solid cedar, which would probably hold up ok with bathroom moisture.
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I use it in my bathroom and love it! I'm sure it would be fine outside as long as you use teak oil...but it's so nice once you get it you won't want to put it outside!
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Hi, yes it will hold. I used it in my daughter's bathroom also. It works great.
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I wouldn't dump the residual "moisture" down the sink. I was dumping ours in our guest bathtub and it solidified. We had to have the plumbing replaced in that bathroom.
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Yeah I would not use outside.. it will rust and it seems as tho any moisture would ruin it.. I would not even use in a bathroom
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It could work well, may be a little snug in diameter for big guys and somehow unstable if bumping on it. Don't know about water resistance, bamboo is great for that but never tried water on this screen, however had a humidifier close to it for full winter and don't see any changes due to vapor. Also close to a fireplace and took heat very well. Hope this helps. If you create any type of inside closure for it either inside or outside it may add stability and will work well.
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Hi, Yes, it should be fine. Tube says "Weather and water proof" I love it and use it for a sure hold on all kinds of things...even glued a metal soap dish on bathroom tile so as not to have to drill holes thru tile! Still holding 8 yrs. later.
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I would not use in bathroom. This is a product that levels downward to the surface.I would use a anti mildew caulk for this wet area. This product adheres only to concrete or block.i used this for spaces next to patio and house foundation. This kept the ants and water away for good. This product remains soft to move with the heat and cold weather conditions in this state.
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I thinking the moisture from the shower may prevent it from sticking securely, I guess if your able to screw it into the shower wall, It should work perfectly
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Probably wouldn't work in a bathroom. I stained and sealed this phone table and I do have problems with the drawer sticking.
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If u want a fancy light. It would look nice. I just don't know about moisture from shower, all depends on size of room and venting setup
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I had no trouble I rolled the large towels on the bottom and altered with hand towels gave it a nice balance. The only thing I did was rub it down with car wax because there is so much moisture in my bathroom,. OI am very pleased use the screw it come with with the anchor screws and it will not come off the wall it is very secure.
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We keep ours stored 'this way' in the bathroom... it slightly is leaning between the wall and a cabinet. This also keeps it stationary and from tipping over... so far this way hasn't been a problem.
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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.
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It's made of high density particle board. So as long as it's not very humid all the time it should be ok.
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Hi there. In response to your question, please know I actually have this in a small bathroom and so far it's holding up beautifully! LOVE it. I hope this helps. Take care.
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Basically,the unit is nothing more than a "gym locker", meaning it is not airtight, and will not exclude moisture. I would suggest the use of use a heating rod should give adequate control of moisture if the location of the cabinet is kept in a relatively dry room. If it's located in an area without the electricity required by a heating rod, the I would use desiccant as a de-humidifier.