Can this be applied under eave?
1070151
Yes. It is easily install under an eve or on the side of the house. Mine are under an eve
1070152
Yes...this can be mounted under eave....It does have a photo cell "dusk till dawn" to go along with motion sensor.This unit sticks out a ways...so if anything slides down the roof...ice, snow, ect. might clip the lights
1070153
I don't see why not. However, we live in Southern California and get little rain. So far, these lights work well. Also, they are brighter than expected. For us, that's good.
1673842
I don't see why not - especially if the area is shielded from direct sun/rain - it's cheap enough - try it!
1576217
The base has a good range of motion so I think you could suspend it from an eave if the surface was good and solid.
1630732
Yes, I would recommend mounting the light under the eave to provide additional protection from rain and the elements. There is also a pedestal which enables you to mount the light on the ground (i.e. near a foot path or lighting up a garden).
1497867
I don't see why not. It would be covered by sunbrella or other material that was for the outdoor area...it is an insert...not to be used by itself.
2262523
I suppose you could technically apply it to the outside, but it would not last nearly as long, because of the exposure to weather. I have been installing this type of film for over 30 years, and I have never seen anyone install it on the outside of the window.
1323762
It can be, but I would run it under eaves or somewhere protected from direct sunlight and weather. They are not really meant for outdoor use, but I run them when I have to.
1488391
Yes...but remember that most stucco is easily "scarfed-up". Use of a non-slip pad/rap underneath may help..
196277
Not sure about the eave, but ours are in the kids bedroom and they are always close to the window and doesn't appear to keep the birds away.
2211528
Ours are all up under our eaves, not out in weather. The cable should be fine, but I would suggest protecting the connector part.
794321
I wouldn't. there is a mixture that is sold at most tile stores specifically for that. it forms a water proof membrane behind tile.
1441383
My house is stucco and I have no problem. As for an eave or soffit, I think it can be as long as that portion is sound. I hope this helps.
1630727
It can be mounted underneath the eave. It's really light weight. Might have to get a little creative, but this light is perfect for what I neede it for. It's bright. Motion detector works great.
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I don't see why not if you have the space, and if you are not concerned about mold. My son was thinking about doing that because his home owners Association forbids outside laundry lines. However he managed to put it under his upper deck so it was hidden from the street.
1440657
This product is a very good quality underlayment, especially for the price. However, not sure about how effective it is as a moisture barrier. I live in a very dry climate, so it would not be apparent one way or the other.
667402
Mine is mounted under the over hang of my roof and has not had any problems. Wind, rain and snow have not seemed to have affected its operation but if not under an eave I would recommend putting silicone around the base.
145122
The adhesive will give way under weather. There is a centered hole that you can screw or nail them into the siding That worked for me