Is this painting suitable for hanging outdoors year round?
1965700
No. I do not think so. The effects of the daylight as well as the (harsh) weather conditions will take its toll on the painting. Sincerely.
1965701
No. I do not think so. The effects of the daylight as well as the (harsh) weather conditions will take its toll on the painting.Sincerely.
1965702
I live in Michigan where the weather is damp, so I wouldn't hang it outside. I suppose it depends on how humid it is. It's canvas stretched on a wood frame, so I imagine humidity would warp it.
1965703
No. It's on a canvas with a wood frame. I don't think it would hold up well outside.
1521427
I don't know how it will fair outdoors year round. I have mine in a screened in outdoor room. Just not sure how it will hold up with weather. I love it tho. I've received compliments on it.
1297640
I think it would look good. I do agree with the texture/dirt concerns, but painting should help with that some.
1962218
Yes .... it's wood so should be fine. I didn't paint mine .. i like the natural wood .. but it depends on your decor.
1005653
Actually, so far I have not put it outside, my plan is to do so, it will get more rustic I believe in time. Physical problems have kept me being unable to place it yet, but that is why I purchased it, for outside use. Sorry I could not help you at all in regards for outside use, however, I still plan on doing so! p
552644
It is metal and it is painted. I don't see why not. Actually I live in snow country and plan on leaving the entire ensemble up to see how the very sloped canvas top handles it.
571992
While we do not use it outdoors it seems like it would do fine there. The top is stainless. The base is chrome so you may get some rusting over time. I'd say seasonally fine, it's also not very expensive.
1347300
I keep mine inside however, being that it is painted and not exposed metal I would think that it would be fine outside. The only issue I foresee is maybe the rubber drying out over time but you could always tape it up if that happens. I wouldn't worry about keeping it outside.
1957531
It does say in the description that the art is indoor or outdoor. The aluminum panels are sealed so it should do just fine in a garden
1809634
I think it the weather conditions are right there would be no problem. I don't know how permanent the paint would be. There might be some kind of sealer available at the hardware store that would make it more permanent. We found it to be pretty sturdy, but it was always kept indoors.
191521
We used this paint on large wooden Christmas trees (we used the green chalkboard paint) where we wanted to change the message frequently. They have been outside in all kinds of weather - snow, rain, ice, sun for approximately 6 weeks for the past 3 years (during the Christmas season). No sign of having to repaint.
823575
It can be used for outdoor projects if you use a clear varnish protective coating. My husband makes rain gauges and birdhouses that hold up well, if using a clear varnish coating.
887580
it is easy to hang. you can use a tree branch, a nail. I hung it in the grape harbor at home. I also hung one up camping on the outhouse. Worked great.
1384684
It can be used outdoors but will last longer and look nicer if stored in shed or garage instead of left outside in the weather. The body is painted wood. Ours mostly stays indoors but we have brought it out on nice days.
756040
It is made of painted metal so it should be safe to keep outdoors. The only problem I see is the potential for it to rust
1872997
Most definitely! I hung them on my patio. But be prepared to be disappointed with the colors, they're very dull. I had to repaint mine.
1342801
Yes to both questions. I bought this last year to go on my deck. It is out of the sun and doesn't get very wet when it rains. I did put a couple coats of Rustoleum clear paint on the shelf and the baskets before putting it outside and brought it inside over the winter. It's still in really good shape. I did repaint the stand with black Rustoleum before putting it out this year, because it was a little faded.