How well would it hold up in sub-freezing temps, like in a northern garage?
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I actually just completed covering my window with this today. We are having temps in the 50 so can't tell how it will be in subzero but it adhered really good. It does have air bubbles occasionally like all contact paper. It just doesn't go on perfectly flush no matter how much you work at it.
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I would think it might freeze and crack? It attaches to the window well. It seems to be of okay quality but there is no value due to the amount on the roll. Check the amount you need before purchasing. I didn't. I thought this would provide enough for what I needed but it only did one very small window. Now I have some left over but not enough to do anything with it. I was extremely disappointed with this item. I would not recommend it to another buyer.
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well I applied it to a door to an outside porch, without a strorm door, and it's fine. It is on the inside, the heated side of the door, so it's a different application than what you're thinking of, but I think it would do fine. It's not expensive so I would try it. Good luck.
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I actually just completed covering my window with this today. We arehaving temps in the 50 so can't tell how it will be in subzero but it adhered really good.It does have air bubbles occasionally like all contact paper. It just doesn't go on perfectly flush no matter how much you work at it.
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I have one in the garage and it works great out there. In Michigan we have very cold weather.
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I use it in Garage. You would have to check with Rubbermaid if it can stand up to the weather elements.
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I don't believe you would have any problem with this unit at that temperature due to the auto- defrost feature. However, I would not feel comfortable running it for very long at these temperatures. Also when the temp is that low, you usually don't need a dehumidifier. I don't know. Maybe it is different in a garage.
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I live in upstate NY and plan to bring it inside in the winter. It looks/feels pretty durable, I'm sure it would be fine if it was covered.
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We have had no problems at all with it and it has been well below freezing. Our door is under a protected porch so does not get iced over.
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I used mine all winter long in the basement here in central il. Havent had any issues and the thing works great! Ive unplugged it a few times but for the most part it runs 24/7. I know for sure it ran alright around 50°f maybe lower.
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The table is very sturdy. My only concern would be with exposure to changes of temperature as a lot of the parts are made of wood products. If the garage is insulated and remains mostly closed, without too much exposure to humidity and variations in temperature that could affect wood, it should be absolutely fine.
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Yes... I bought it for my grandkids, and it's been set up in the garage several times during colder weather. Basement? Well - if the ceiling is high enough, it should work fine, too.
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I'd say it's somewhere in between to be honest. Definitely not super soft but not brittle either. I live in AZ so I'm not sure how it would do in the cold.
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We left ours outside in Ohio through the winter. I was surprised how well it held up through all the snow and ice. There are some evidence of wear but that comes with the elements of being outside. It is small enough that you could bring in the garage in the winter but I do not think that would be nessecary. When it rains sometimes the windows do not shut because the wood expands, but they always go back to normal once it dries up. Good Playhouse for the price.
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I have a 22x24 foot garage and it warms the room somewhat. It's 28 degrees outside and my garage is 55 degrees. I have a double garage door and there are gaps on the side though.\f1\fs26 \cf2 \cb1 \expnd0\expndtw0\kerning0\outl0\strokewidth0 \strokec2 \}
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I installed in the winter and never had an issue. VA doesn't get too cold for long but it does get in the 20's and 30's. As I said, never had an issue...attached unheated garage.
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It is rather stiff tubing that I buried in several places. Not sure that it would withstand freezing in winter but other than that I would bury it. It uses barb type connectors, any hardware store would have adapters to match any tubing size to any other size.
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The exterior of the lock is weather resistant; the interior is not. I can't vouch for the exact operating temps but 95F shouldn't be a problem. I have no experience with freezing temps as i live in Los Angeles.
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Hi Mr. Butterfield, My wife and I have our Danby Freezer in a small room in our apartment in NYC. The Danby DUF408WE Freezer is constructed so well that there seems to be no reason why it would not do perfectly well in a garage. If I had a garage, I would put the Danby Freezer in it too. Also, the Freezer is Silent when it is on! It makes a very low noise after you open the door and close it, that it sounds like it is making it airtight. The Danby Freezer has heavy duty plastic sliders that move smoothly when pushing the Freezer on a floor, they also adjust in height if a floor is a little off balanced. I feel the sliders on the Danby Freezer would not move easily on a dry cement floor, unless it was painted to a durable and smooth finish. Therefore, I would protect the floor that you put the freezer on from dry cement, corrosion and dampness. I would set the Danby Freezer on top of a 1/4" inch thick Plexiglass plastic flooring or something similar. The Danby Freezer is easy to clean and defrosts rather quickly. You can place a small one inch tall long baking pan set on the floor with the door open and any water draining out can be caught in the pan. There are no ice chunks forming inside the Freezer either. It just has a frosty coating or snowy look around the walls and elements inside the Freezer that melt off the interior when it is defrosting. The Danby DUF408WE Freezer is the Best Freezer I ever had! You will not be disappointed. Best regards and Happy Holidays for the New Year! ~ Marc
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As long as you arent covering the top and all the sides of the unit you will be fine. This winter was brutal in NY and it looks. Like new!