Could these be used on a concrete porch area? Description indicates unpaved surface. Also, what color are these? Terra cotta, brown, red?
1461457
According to our Products Department, these can be used on a concrete deck area.
471482
We have them on covered porches so I'm not sure. But they are nice and sturdy and made for the weather.
985283
No, I wouldn't use them on concrete. They must be used on hardwoods or a smooth floor.
1635122
I used it on a terra cotta floor and also on a concrete solarium floor. It worked great! The pads last a long time--even on the concrete floor, which was uneven. I bought extra pads just in case. Just go slow and you shouldn't have a problem.
1178089
Mine are installed inside but I don't see why they couldn't be put in a covered porch. As long as they stay dry.
314466
Actually I'm not sure. We have ours on a covered, but not enclosed outdoor porch. They have fared well through a very wet, cold winter in VT...but they are not directly exposed to rain, snow, etc.
2065123
When I placed my order, I was under the impression that they were suitable for outdoor use. I have them in a covered area (gazebo), and I am going to leave them out over the winter. We'll see how they do. They look like they are for use indoors. FYI: They were VERY easy to assemble.
1457292
I would suggest a good coat of polyurethane or a coat of exterior paint to protect the bench if you were going to keep it outside, even on a covered balcony. The finish is ok, but I doubt it would withstand moisture on a regular basis.
57560
Yes under a porch but it has to be placed on a non-flamable surface (ground or concrete). I use mine on cement under a covering.
296821
i am very pleased with these lights. i have them all over my house. i believe that they would be fine on a covered porch. they twist show you can put them in the direction you want. 3 feet away from outlet.
2209476
These are not for wet applications. Can be used in a patio or deck cover if there is space between a ceiling and a roof as I have done. These can not be covered with insulation, you need fully in closed cans for that application. I do not like any of these pot lights due to the massive amount of heat they build up. I have replaced all my bulbs with LED bulbs. Spendy but uses a tenth of the power and NO heat.
102624
I did not colored, just used as a white grout. As far as I know you can use anything that used for regular stucco.
745824
That would most likely work. The concrete patch material is pliable but would require some type of backing during application and drying. The color is gray so I don't know what the end color would be mixed with brick dust but it would be mixable and worth a try.
2044389
Hmmm...I think the straps would slip on a painted surface as compared to a natural surface. Your porch posts are probably painted. The straps tighten on their own fabric, but the surface its wrapped on should not be slick or slippery. That is my best educated guess, maybe you should contact the company directly.
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I don't think they're advertised as weatherproof however I've had some installed outside under awnings and my porch roofs for a few months now in the Florida weather without a problem. That, of course, is no guarantee its just been my experience and I certainly wouldn't install one where it would get a direct hit from rain/snow.
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I don't believe they are, although if you can put them in an area that is no directly exposed to rain or snow they might be ok. If you live in an area that gets a lot of rain or humidity, I would contact the manufacturer and see if they can give a bit more information. If you were to put them in a covered patio area, that would help.
1143013
They are too delicate to withstand the outside elements. If outside at all they would need to at least be under a covered deck or patio. I put mine on the mantel in the spring and they look great!