Is this ok to use outdoors on the stone patio where my wedding ceremony will be? I need to display a chalkboard sign welcoming my guests.
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Hi,I used the easel for the same purpose - purchaed a 30 x 50 frame and displayed wedding seating chart. Easel is beautiful and very stable - I'm sure it will work fine for you on patio
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We always set ours up on the patio and use bungee cords (2) to secure it from the top of the screen to the deck top. We only leave it up for the duration of the party due to possible issues with wind. Any reasonable wind could tweak it and cause damage. The framing is very solid, however one never knows when that freak wind may blast through.
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Sara, this canopy can be used in an outdoor wedding, provided there is a trellis, arch, tree or something to drape it over or suspend it from. I hope this helps!
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I would not keep it outdoors because of the concern for rust. It seems to be made for an indoor set up. If you have to put it outside in the open, put a big tarp over it, that may help a little.
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It should not be used outdoors without being covered. It does have a 3/4" top so it'll resist warping, but it won't resist damage related to water/snow directly on the table top. We used it outdoors on a covered patio.
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It's good to use on an outside patio for porcelain tile application. Water won't penetrate it, as it is solid plastic, but I'm not sure that is what you mean by waterproofing.
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I would just make sure you use a good quality paint that will adhere well to plastic. I love these benches -- so versatile as you can make them any length you want. Mine has held plants in the living room all winter. When it warms up it will hold people on the patio! It looks nice anywhere.
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I love this room divider. I got two of them for my home and they are beautiful. I don't think they would be great for putting outside as if I remember correctly, the cleaning instructions indicate not getting them too wet. I think the slats might warp if they were to get wet. Maybe they could be treated with a weather protector? I'm not sure!?
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It is tempered glass so it should be pretty durable outside. You would want to avoid abrupt temp changes (IE setting a hot pan on a cold table or vise versa. I would also keep it out of direct sunlight as there is a history of even "patio" tables with glass tops shattering in direct sunlight. As for the chairs and table height... the table comes in two heights and so do the matching chairs. You need to counter height is shorter and bar height is taller.
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It is made of an unfinished wood. To use it outside you would have to put some kind of finish on it to protect it from the elements. Other than that it would work.
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I think it would be great for outdoor use as long as it is sheltered by the rain. Otherwise, its pretty heavy...won't fly away in the wind. I use it on the inside of my slider, it works awesome!
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We have that same design in our entrance hall, and the top is open, and susceptible to moisture, etc. I'd have to say no on outdoor use, unless it's an enclosed patio, with some climate control.
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I did not use it, My electrician said it will not work with the sign lighting ( outdoor), so all I can say that it is not suitable for outdoor use.
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I have not used it outside. Given the low price and free shipping, I'd give it a shot. You'd have to weight the legs or lay it down when not in use if you have wind. You MIGHT think about some silicone to squirt around the connections and beneath bolts as you tighten and then over them once it's done to prevent rain and splashes from getting in and rusting it right away. Also, it's light enough that you could pick it up and move it inside when not in use. Another thing, you could leave out the middle section and make it shorter for kids so they don't pull on a towel and pull it over. None of these things tested, just mentioning them as ideas. I have not used it outside. Given the low price and free shipping, I'd give it a shot. You'd have to weight the legs or lay it down when not in use if you have wind. You MIGHT think about some silicone to squirt around the connections and beneath bolts as you tighten and then over them once it's done to prevent rain and splashes from getting in and rusting it right away. Also, it's light enough that you could pick it up and move it inside when not in use. Another thing, you could leave out the middle section and make it shorter for kids so they don't pull on a towel and pull it over. None... » Read More I have not used it outside. Given the low price and free shipping, I'd give it a shot. You'd have to weight the legs or lay it down when not in use if you have wind. You MIGHT think about some silicone to squirt around the connections and beneath bolts as you tighten and then over them once it's done to prevent rain and splashes from getting in and rusting it right away. Also, it's light enough that you could pick it up and move it inside when not in use. Another thing, you could leave out the middle section and make it shorter for kids so they don't pull on a towel and pull it over. None of these things tested, just mentioning them as ideas. « Show Less
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I suppose you could use it outside, although the glass connected to the statue was poorly connected. Mine came apart just from twisting it on. I reattached it using JB Weld ClearWeld 4400 PSI glue. If yours doesn't come apart, the wind might take care of that for you.
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I have not used it outside. Given the low price and free shipping, I'd give it a shot. You'd have to weight the legs or lay it down when not in use if you have wind. You MIGHT think about some silicone to squirt around the connections and beneath bolts as you tighten and then over them once it's done to prevent rain and splashes from getting in and rusting it right away. Also, it's light enough that you could pick it up and move it inside when not in use. Another thing, you could leave out the middle section and make it shorter for kids so they don't pull on a towel and pull it over. None of these things tested, just mentioning them as ideas.
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No, not for outdoors. It is actually thick paper. It sure looks like real bricks on my walls though.