can this hold up in freezing temps
1070983
Hi, yes. Polyester is very good. Vinyl ester (our item 71590) is even better
1347593
It does have an internal freeze protection circuit to keep things warm inside. The folks at Rinnai Customer Service are very helpful. They may be able to address arctic conditions.
2258466
Yes but does not work well if you are trying to use it outdoors in cold weather.
1328190
I've used it through 2 winters and at times it was buried under snow. No problems.
98875
Have NOT tried it in cold weather, hose has never kinked with regular use though. The whole system is good quality, so above freezing should be fine.
1229008
I believe it will. We live in a very cold environment during the winter, it usually gets around -15 below and this mat held up just fine. Made of flexible rubber material not stiff.
479923
Got one last winter. Sets on our deck out of most of the weather. Seems to be holding up good and still looks like new. Would not suggest for extremely cold weather.
1197874
I have only had this product for 6 months, not all of which have been cold! I used it on a fairly regular basis during the 3ish winter months I had it and have been pleased with it. I would be fairly confident that it would hold up well. Also, the low setting is actually pretty warm so I imagine the heating element would last even longer if low ended up being sufficient for you as well.
1740952
I live in the Houston, TX area so I can't comment on how well it holds up to cold but mine have been through a lot of rain with no problem. gary
392527
I only bought mine earlier this year so it hasn't been through a cold snowy winter here yet but I think it will stand up to it quite well. It's a very thick two ply plastic with mesh between the layers. I think it would do great in SC.
1464895
It's plastic, not metal. It's a nice, heavy plastic. I don't know if cold weather would affect it.
167476
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.
208626
Sorry - I don't live in a cold-weather area so don't know. Ask the manufacturer.
2015669
Not sure about the snow, but I live on the gulf coast and mine is holding up pretty good! It is heavy duty and it is very nice, the picture doesn't do it justice!
983020
Yes, I have used it at about 35 degrees F. It's components are an electric motor, hydraulic fluids and metal and they should all work below freezing.
581172
Definitely. We live in Western NY where winter can be both cold & snowy. Not only did the tiled hold up, but they provided sure footing & good traction when it was icy. Love these tiles.
1248829
I purchased these last year. They are great holds. They are made of some type of mortar based product. They are porous so I would be concerned about cracks from freezing temperatures. I hope this helps