Would these work for an outdoor location? I'm thinking pad holder + these on my balcony. Any reason that wouldn't work?
2044944
I don't see why these wouldn't work outdoors...they're lightweight though, so you may want to weigh them down or bring them in on windy days. I never washed them in the machine, just sprayed them with vinegar and hosed them off and left them outside to dry.
1004146
I have some outdoors currently, but they would probably not work if they got wet. I have one in an enclosed lantern so that water can't get in.
178094
It does not come with a device to put it in on a balcony, the holder that comes with is meant to be put into the lawn.
1161408
No. They are canvas and would not hold up to being outside for that amount of time.They are perfect for their intended use.
1522183
They are too light weight for outdoors because the wind will blow then away. Also since the controller is infra red (like your TV remote) sunlight can interfere with control.
2065123
When I placed my order, I was under the impression that they were suitable for outdoor use. I have them in a covered area (gazebo), and I am going to leave them out over the winter. We'll see how they do. They look like they are for use indoors. FYI: They were VERY easy to assemble.
604435
Totally. Ours are used outdoors to block off a certain walk way. However I wouldn't leave them out in the rain.
430889
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.
1837009
They Get Hot In Full Sun...Also They Have To Be Placed On Flat Surface...We Have On A Balcony...
1913201
I would say No. I have them outside on my deck. This area gets several hours of direct sunlight. Even with this amount of light, they do not all work and they only work for a portion of the night. To tell the truth, I've not been terribly pleased with these. I'd look for something else.
291454
The obvious answer on a balcony is part of the railing. I'd be very cautious about using it outside, though - use it in dry weather only and take it in. I can't recommend this product, though - in fact, I really detest it! This is a design American manufacturing got 100% right a long time ago, but which now has been reduced to throw away garbage by "survival of the cheapest". Shoddy manufactured goods and the 21st Century's largest surviving authoritarian government - what's not to like!?
2023190
Hi I don't know I did not use them outside. I used them indoors (closets). I think you might not want to chance outdoors because these run on batteries. Hope this information helps
154941
If there is no wind, they will hold a tent at the beach. I would put them in at an angle instead of straight down.
1519337
I use them indoors right now, but I would think a strong wind would knock them over. Someone else suggested filling them with sand to keep them steady.
367540
If the patio is enclosed I would assume that it would work, but the device itself is not weather resistant. You make want to look into the ones that are made for outdoor use.
709956
They will hold them but I would consider a sturdier stand if you plan to use them outside. Wind will limit the bass response as the stands flex and may cause a danger issue if it's a strong wind.
1642720
They work very well outside. I have mine on my outdoor deck stairs and I live in a rainy enviornment. They are intact and no issues.