is this for outdoors or indoor? we get a lot of rain and snow where I am
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ive had mine outside all summer and it has held up I am leaving out for the winter it is nailed to my deck rail I live in ma. so well see what happens!!!
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I placed it on a garden bench for decoration only. I sprayed it with shellac, so it did fine in the rain. I stored it this winter, since it won't hold up to ice and snow. It is cute, but not a house birds would use.
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Mine is used indoors so I really can't say. The unit itself would not be affected by rain but the plug and outlet the unit is plugged into may be an issue.
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Inside. I put it in my kitchen window. I'm sure it would do fine outside too though.
221155
Here in Lansing, MI were still fighting snow weather. I did take it out once during the first rain we received last week, and it did pretty well. Just have to make sure the vents are closed both front and back.
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Personally I used inside but works of for the garages sensors. I will say you can place it outside but must be away from rain. What I did recommend you for operation ranges make test before you decide where to place it.
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I would say that is good indoors. I wouldn't be so sure about outdoor places. The material can resist the Sun but not so sure about rain.
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Mine has been fine in heavy rain and snow mounted to the outside of my house with no additional cover. Very happy with the unit.
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The igloo is meant for all kinds of weather and works better if the front is protected too. Placed facing a wall under eaves overhanging house with dense brush behind it helps it stay dry in windy rainy weather. The added "door" didn't work well until duct taped to create a water runoff for a rainy winter season that has wind from all directions. Strangely enough, my feral cat loves it with the addition of cushions and blankets to perch on and cuddle into. You'll want something soft inside it for your dog or cat.
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This is for indoor use. Having said that, I have had two outside under some eaves for three years now, outside of direct exposure to the elements. I know full well that, one day, some weather event will probably knock them out. If you need an outdoors version, there is an alternative weatherproof model from Sharx Security. I have one of those too - it's great!
1753655
I don't see anything in the description that indicates it's supposed to be indoor/ outdoor. I would not try to put this thing outside in the cold or in the rain.
180807
I think this would work indoors very good. I use it outside and it work good but washes away in a rain.
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The very first one I ever bought is out by my front steps which face the north, so it is the rain, snow, sleet, cold and wind, and it is still working like new! Hope this helps!
45993
I have mine outside but I live in a dry high desert setting and anything I have goes inside for the winter. It does rain but not often and that would be the worst weather I would leave it subject too. The rain has not hurt it working. I do have it hanging under the eve of my patio.
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Ken, I use it indoors, but I suppose if there is not too much moisture outside when you use it it would work ok. You might need a stronger solution such as those gas powered radiators. It is worth a try. You probably could return it if it does not do the job for you. It works well indoors.
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It is dry inside. However there was a big spider in mine this week so it isnt airtight. I cant answer the snow question cause we dont really have that much in my state. Overall I like the box.
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Mine is under a covered patio. where the sit lifts up. I am doutful if this is rain and snow proof. It would be great for packages as it has lots of room.
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IMHO? rain could be ok but it does tend to hold water sometimes around the edges so if you're attentive to keep excess off... My park only allows these otherwise I'd go with something else. Rain, wind & snow can callapse them Easily if you don't take added measures. I live in snow country and had to go out every hour during a heavy storm last winter to clear the roof, those who did not had theirs collapse. It's relatively easy to tear down & rebuild, I don't know about moving it fully assembled. I tweeked the direction of mine a bit while setting it up & it tended to fall apart if I moved it too far from it's original set up. Frankly, if $ were not the issue I'd go elsewhere but I'm preparing for winter 2 with this. Hope that helped.