Would this hold up on an open porch?
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Water and sunlight are the enemies of wood causing it to split and warp. How long it lasts will depend upon it's exposure to the elements. Sealing it will buy more time.
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A covered porch probably. If you kept it oiled. It is really a nice piece of butcher block. We made a kitchen island out of ours.
255339
I think it would depend on the exposure. It is made of laminated wood strips so If moisture gets to it there might be some separation that happens. However, if multiple coats of sealer are applied it would probably hold up although you might have to periodically reapply
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Its made of wood, so if treated or stained properly I'm sure it would be ok.
255341
If it's unprotected I don't expect it would hold up to water damage from being exposed to the elements. I use this as an island top in my kitchen and I clean it with baking soda, sand it lightly and oil it with mineral oil about once a month to keep my cutting surface looking great and free from odors. Not sure if this is helpful or not...we love it as an island top though and we get a lot of compliments on it...and it was a fraction of the price!
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I don't think that would be a good idea unless you put on a couple of coats of polyurethane. I am using it as a kitchen table and only put on some John Boos wax. It is very well made.
934666
I used it for my garden wedding. It can hold up. But some reinforcement may be needed at the corners.
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The bar is made of aluminum, so it should be ok (i.e. rust resistant). But it could certainly be blown around, etc. Frankly, if you're looking to keep it outside permanently, you might want to look into getting something more heavy duty if it doesn't need to be assembled/disassembled regularly.
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We have it on the back patio. As long as there is clearance above and no roofing you should be good.
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On a covered deck it will do just fine. I have mine in a garage, so it will hold up. Just cover the padded areas.
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Yes, it is sturdy and well made. It should not be exposed to pouring rain or lots of direct sun for the finish will be ruined, but Zi had mine in a screened in porch under heavy shade trees.
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I believe so, but would recommend that the railing have some covering from weather. Would be ideal for an atrium or patio.
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Yes it holds up fine in rain. I have it on my porch and it gets rained on and so far I have seen no discoloration.
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If it is on a covered porch. It is a great table butnitbis wood and could be damaged by rain.
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Yes I would. It is holding up nicely even in bad weather. Our grill sits on our back covered patio. It does stretch a little which helps to cover the corners a little better.
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It is very sturdy. I actually used it freestanding outside a couple of times. Inside you should have no problems.
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Its a pretty heavy duty vinyl sticker, it might be ok under a porch? Bit Im not so sure how well the adhesive would fair through the elements. Its deffinately an awesome product
2030564
We have ours on a cement porch and it is great, although if you have kids that rough house or rock it from side to side with all their body weight...it could possibly fall over? Not sure though but I would assume the legs could be slid into a bad position if forced since it isn't staked into the ground.
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I LOVE this fan--I bought 2. However, I do not know about the usage on screened porch. The manufacturer should be able to give you some idea. However it seems that as long as it was protected from direct rain and extreme dampness it should be OK.
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I put mine on the porch . it is a brick porch and have no problems. Just had to pull the legs to the right angel so the would nto rock. As long as someone is sensible and doesn't tr to reach the moon it works great. Daughter is 150 pounds and I weigh well around 300 and it hold both of us just fine along with the wooden homemade swing m dad had given me Love it.
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Only used once it was not windy or raining but I would believe it would hold up good
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I have mine on back porch to store pool supplies. I love it! I live in E. Texas, where we do get some freezing weather. It is a sturdy building, so I'm sure it would hold up.