Would these work well in a basement laundry room that sometimes gets water with heavy rain?
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I think these tiles would work well for that. I got them for my garage because a lot of water was collecting on the floor from snow off of my cars. The water sat under the tiles without getting wet on the surface.
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Yes fir sure. I use them in an outdoor balcony emvironment and they are fine
2044237
Absolutely, I put them on a concrete screened in porch floor that gets wet with rain. It keeps your feet up off the wet floor and air can circulate through it.
2044238
Yep they work great I used then around a door way for snow and wet boots. The floor always dries quickly.
2044239
I think so. I've had them in a small outdoor patio since August and they've held up pretty well through this northeast winter weather
434580
They will be fine in a wet environment. Mine have weathered countless heavy thunderstorms and strong winds with no problems. Highly recommend them.
949300
yes, they actually wick water so wash right side out and hang dry. If inside out they will still be wet in the morning
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I use mine in an unheated outside garage. They don't get wet or stand in puddles but have worked great on a lumber rack I made. JL
1848525
Don't know-- we use them in the kitchen. I suppose it should be fine as long as they stay dry.
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They would be great. Water runs through them. They have survived 3 winters in Michigan and look good as new. There is no fading or cracking. Ours are installed over concrete.
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Absolutely!! You can definitely support wet jeans right out of the washer. These are the most durable product for a reasonable price. Buy these hangers for sure.
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it seems very well made , I used it in a garage ,I think it could handle some moisture but not direct rain you could call the 1 800 # listed for more information The only way water could get in is through the cord on top ( maybe some silicone would do the trick)
313838
Mine are in my laundry room where there is always moisture, and I have never seen a problem.
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yep as long as the water does not get over the top :) just be careful when you bend over :) they work great for me.
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These are good in dry locations only. I wouldn't think they would function as well if you're in a wet or changeable climate.
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I used these on in door basement steps. The problems I foresee for out door use are weather related: no drainage holes. I imagine water could build up and maybe be slippery (or freeze). Since you already have them. Try them outdoors. If they don't work, take them off. OR put on one or two. That's my spin.
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I do have mine outside but under a roof area and so far they've tolerated moisture without any problems. I should add that my house is about 300' from the ocean and catches the spray of the waves and still no issues. I 've had them for about a year now.
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you should be fine, these work both outdoors and indoors. They're water proof.
363017
Yes, they could hold laundry. The clip is strong, it just doesn't have any ridges that tend to help with grip.
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I would assume so. I used this in my old basement that had issues with water during heavy rains. Water would come through the foundation. I used this with their seam tape and the basement was dry as a bone. We went to sell and an inspector said that we had high moisture readings up to 12" high. Needless to say, we did get the basement professionally waterproofed to sell the house. I can tell you this stuff works and works very well. Hope this helps
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Although I haven't tried it, I think they'd probably stand up just fine to heavy moisture, though not sure what direct water would do. They'll stick to tile with no problem and provide useful light. You will have to stock up on triple-A batteries, though.