ok for outdoor furniture?
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I oil "bright work" on my boat, so I have experience with oil wood out doors. Pure tung is not good for this because it does not have a UV filter in it. Use teak oil instead that contains tung oil, it will have the UV protection. You will need 4 or 5 coats and then recoat every month or so.
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I suppose so... I put mine on indoor furniture....but It dries beautifully and leaves a hard coating. The best wood for Hope is, of course, teak or a very hard wood. My wood was so dry I wound up putting on several coats....it kept soaking in and disappearing. The bench I covered was a very old Thai teak log of some kind.
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They absolutely could be outdoor tables.....very heavy, waterproof slate tops, and sturdy iron legs. Hope this helps.
565695
I used it on some outdoor lawn furniture, kind of a plasticy/canvas material, and it covered and has held up excellently outdoors.
628455
It could work for that purpose, just as long as you don't need it to look like a beautiful piece of furniture. It is sturdy and functional, but the wood veneer isn't much to look at.
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I would use an umbrella clamp on the furniture. However, I would restrict the use to a fairly light weight clamp/umbrella, and not leave the clamp/umbrella on during strong winds. The wood does not appear to have the composition to resist strong actions.
277081
Not sure it's meant for outdoor use. I would think it would be fine as long as it doesn't get rwined on.
1056591
No, Its not big enough for a patio table with vhairs. The table alone would take up most if the space
1827162
It should be fine, but this is a fairly low-end product, best for temporary use or in low-traffic areas. I'd lean more toward refinishing or painting the wood.
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As for the metal, don't know for certain. It's painted, except the threads, so outdoor use should be okay.
1299187
I personally have not used these for outdoor use; and dont plan to.The varnish and the wood are fit for indoor use only. If you use these outdoors, you woul have to bring them in immediately after use
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As this is an indoor furniture, outside use is not recommended.The fabric and metal are not weather proof and the harsh weather might reduce the lifespan of the chair.However, if the outdoor area is weather proof, then the chair will have minimal damage but it still not recommended.Thank you!
435806
This is meant for outdoor use. It may work, on say furniture, if applied & dried outdoors; but should not be used indoors in general.
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Should work fine. I've used it to cover outside furniture and to dump piles of bark on while landscaping. It's pretty durable.
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Im not sure. I have mine outside but its under a covered area. To be on the safe side I would bring the cushion inside.
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I KEEP mine outside but under a covered porch...the finish on them is minimal so if I were you I would put a coat of polyurethane on them. The wood seems solid enough to put outdoors.
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I have used it sparingly on my deck, and saw no problems. If it is okay for Paws and Plants..... wood should be fine.
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This is made from reclaimed lumber from the Amazon River. It is good for outdoor but as any outdoor wood furniture it requires maintenance. We recommend a cover when not in use. Maintenance for wood furniture is light sanding, oiling, and checking.