i want to put it on balcony , is it hot and cold and water resistant ?
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If it's a covered balcony I would say yes but if it will be subject to rain and snow the only problem would be the pads getting soaked. All the parts are powder coated so rust will not be an issue hope that helps but. I keep mine indoors
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it can with stand some water resistant padding seems to be made of leather or synthetic leather thats probbly the only thing that would eventually break down in weather conditions in my opinion and you can protect that by covering it up or removing it when not in use
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We live in the northeast where it gets plenty cold and have ours in an enclosed porch that doesn't have heat and it is fine. Not sure if being outside and exposed to the elements would cause the fake wicker to wear differently.
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Yes, it is water resistant and I believe it is heat resistant. I would not hesitate to place a mug of coffee or bowl of soup on it. But, I still use a trivet under hot serving dishes.
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I don't think any open flame device would be safe on a balcony. I would be concerned about sparks. The fire pit does have a screen cover but sparks could still escape.
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We've had it outside since we bought it and its held up well. Although I can't say that means much. Its been on our apartment balcony where its shielded from direct sunlight and rain.
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I think it could be used outside as long it does not get rained on it has to be under a balcony or roof of some sort it is not moisture proof
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it's like luggage fabric so it's not water roof but it is water resistant. hope this helps.
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I don't know about hot weather. I bought it for cold and it works out well. it does seem to be breathable if that helps.
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It is a canvas material. I would not consider it weather resistant. Maybe you could scotch guard it.
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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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No it is not weather resistant. Indoor/Office use only. Very thin metal. Does not have a tight seal.
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Yes. I have both the large and small (like this one) ones on my deck. Put an old blanket or straw inside to keep them off the bare floor. I do have the heaters in them since I'm in Montana. I've seen four snuggled in there during bad weather. The only things I have against them is the clear plastic door (extra purchase) doesn't last long before it gets stiff and they let rain in the door-its needs more of a overhang and could be made smaller.
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Hhhmmmm...not sure about a balcony if your spot is windy. I've expanded one of these rods to full length in a bedroom, & the rod is staying put. I use 2 of these rods of diff. sizes--both indoors & each holding light weight linen panels. They experience no weather challenges.
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I have a concrete floor on my balcony and the umbrella sets up fine. No problems with it.
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I would say water resistant but not water proof. I always use a towel on the bottom just in case
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I would describe it as water resistant. If you quickly (<30 seconds) walk in some light - moderate rain, you should be fine. However, anything longer or any heavier rain and your things will likely get wet.
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I would say more like weather resistant. It can be used as is, but a quick coat of something like Thompson's WaterSeal would be even better.