Can you store coats or jackets (as in outdoor) in it? Thank you.
1950980
Hello, it depends what you mean by outdoor. How long they will be outdoor under what conditions? because direct sunlight and extreme weather will damage the bags. Thank you
1523032
That measurement includes the legs. If I were to assemble this again, I would install the hooks on the upper board. A winter coat will lay against the seat, a jacket will not. The upper board will give you about 4 more inches of coat room.
2043753
I have more than three coats, sweaters, hoodies, books on the bottom, shoes etc. this is worth the money! Also, it kooks nice.
2178977
Not sure what you mean by stored. Mine sits outside on a table, but I have a balcony overhead. It does get wet when it rains. It will stay outside until October and then I'll put it in my storage facility. I wouldn't leave it uncovered outside over the winter. There is one drawback of leaving it outside now - there are lots of spider webs and leaves. I need to whip down the grill, outside and inside, before I use it.
1082176
No. But it's great for storing clothes. It turned out cuter than I thought it would be.
898242
I use this for outdoor storage on my two porches to hold melt for snow and ice which we have had much too much of this winter. It will hold lots of pillows. It is not air tight. Depending on where you are storing them, you may want to put the pillows in airtight plastic bags before storage.
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Depending on the jacket construction, I think so. There is about 4 inches of space between the three hooks that are provided on the right-hand back-panel. I am not currently using the coat tree portion, but the construction and materials I think would also hold 3-4 coats. Between the two - I'd say you're well covered.
1938608
No, I wouldn't think so. It is similar to the material that a child's Little Tike's Playhouse is made of - it snaps together. I don't see how you would add insulation. I suggest the igloo style dog houses if you need something heavier and more durable.
816995
Mine is inside I don't think I would put outside unless it could be out of the weather.I do love it.
1496831
Yes, if you keep it zipped all the way it will keep out snow and rain. However, you will get condensation on the inside.
1318510
This question is older but in case the original poster or someone else still wants an answer:Yes, you can set it up outside in the winter. I would recommend putting a tarp under it to keep the bottom dry. Don't leave it out to get damp. If it does get damp / wet, set it up in your garage or similar covered area and run it till it is dry. You do not want to fold it up and put it away with it being damp. Also, I know this may be obvious, but don't set it up and run it in the rain.
983100
I don't think it would be tall enough or sturdy enough for more than two lightweight jackets or one heavy coat. I use it to display outfits. I can hang (on hangers) one top on each side and one pair of light pants on each side.
876713
Coats, yes, no problem. Backpacks, it depends how heavy. Sounds like you are at an elementary school, you should probably be okay.
170496
Ummm, yes as long as it is anchored properly to the wall. I have purses hanging from it, and they aren't that "light weight".....probably 12 purses on each one and no issues at all. I don't think it would be a problem for winter coats. They are solid, and you have 2 screws at each end. It's worth trying.
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It can, but it is not weatherproof (as far as I can tell) so I would not recommend storing it outdoors. If you have two sturdy trees, a better option is to get a couple of the slack line tree pads and just the slack line; forego the slack rack and save yourself some cash.
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Yes, just not sure how cold it will keep items but should be fine. A great idea
45554
You cannot store stuff on top. Unit not really sturdy. I use it for school uniforms (blouses, skirts, sweaters). I would not use for anything heavy like winter coats.