Can it be used outdoors?
1094523
Depending on where you live. I live in Florida where the humidity is high most of the times and the frame is metal, so would probably get rusty, even under cover. If you live in a northern state, I would use it, but keeping it free from rainfall (under a covered porch). Hope this helps you, of course, just my opinion.
1094524
Not in the open, the panels are material. Might be ok on covered patio. It is very nice looking and quite sturdy.
1539686
That is up to you. It is not designed for outdoor use or would be covered under the manufacturer's return policy if used that way
602612
I don't see why you couldn't use it outside. It might not hold up as well, but they are not that expensive. If it doesn't hold up to the weather buy a new one.
1575912
I don't know if it can because it doesn't specify....I would say not to use it outdoors because it can get damaged by the weather/elements. It doesn't seem sturdy enough to leave outdoors 24/7, but if you put it out only during the day and bring it in if bad weather occurs, I suppose it might be fine. However, I would advise getting one specifically made for outdoors.
683551
I think the manual says it can be used outside. We have only used ours inside.
400412
Hi there - I'm not certain if it can be used outside. Since it does contain a plug-in heating pad inside the cushion, my concern would be that the electric cord would come into contact with water. Something to think about . . . I did see other pads in Amazon that are made for outdoor use. Why not take a look at those? Good luck!
1774534
No,it is not intended for outdoor use, however if it is placed where it will not be directly exposed to the elements, it should be fine. If you place it under a porch, gazebo, or similar protection, so that it isn't soaked by a rainfall, there should be no worries.
26672
It can be used outdoors. However, it would work better in a shady location if you are using it lighted. I use mine indoors and notice when the sun hits the signs, the lights are not as noticeable. It is NOT weather proof so don't leave out in rain or other extreme conditions.
1646189
Yes, it can be used outside. It works great keeping off the glare. I highly recommend this product.
1482918
I would not use it anywhere, least of all, outdoors. I found the device to be completely unreliable--to the point of being useless--and returned it. It certainly did not seem like it was designed or constructed for outdoor use. Perhaps if it were under an overhang and not directly exposed to the elements it would "work"
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.
1120267
Yes it can be used outside. As long as you link all three on the same strip.
668926
It is not intended for outside use although it is rated for humidity 20-80% and thus might be able to be used in a covered porch for example. The strict answer is no though.
2111584
I believe that it could be used outdoors, provided it did not get wet, and was in a open ceiling or wall socket, as its not really designed for an enclosed lamp, etc.
282962
I would suggest you check with the manufacturer to be 100% sure. My disclaimer answer would be "NO", its not intended for outdoor use. But if you are using it in a dry setting where there is absolutely no water, liquids, snow near or touching it, I don't see why it would be a problem.
117260
You could use it outdoors as long as it is on a flat and hard surface like a sidewalk/driveway/deck. I wouldnt use it on thick grass. I use it in my apartment on hardwood and carpet (no access to a yard)
563939
Yes it can be used outdoors but it must be protected from rain and snow such as on a covered porch. I have one high up on a covered porch so not water hits it through this cold winter in PA and so far no problems. If not protected from water it cannot be used outdoors.