will this get rustic when expose to water
1881998
Yes it will oxidize and No it will not rust. Great stuff. I have it on the roof of my home in Seattle. What you should know is this is birth control for the green stuff trying to grow on your roof but it is not going to remove it. I have it every 6 feet going across my roof and I removed all of the green stuff first and it is working great and keeping it clear.
1881999
not rustic, whatever that means, but it will not rust because it is non-ferrous metal.It will turn gray with patina finish.
1882000
No but it will give off some zinc which should prevent moss and algae from forming on the roofing
289426
If you place it outside it will get wet,without the water causing damage. It will NOT float in water. If submerged, I think it will eventually damage the paintwork.
1383428
I would guess that if you had any worn spots on the paint it could rust a bit. Mine seems to be a very sturdy table for the money and I have been leaving it outside. I do try and keep the sprinkler off of it and plan to put it away for the winter. A little rain hasn't hurt mine!
804433
I love my sea stone hook and get lots of compliments on it. The stone would be fine outside, but I don't know if the wood it is mounted on would hold up in the weather. You might need to keep putting polyurethane on it to keep it sealed.
87785
Seems to be engineered wood with the usual artificial covering. Very heavy and as long as it doesn't sit in water you should be ok. I have two of these and they are pretty sturdy, for now.
1025429
It will lose its finish and rust. It is not made to be in the direct sunlight or get wet. If you had it covered by a porch or something where it would get indirect sunlight and not be impacted by the weather it would probably be fine.
2082438
If you go to their website it will tell you that the decorative side should be up for heat transfer to the water. This would be the lighter colored side up.
83811
Mine is aluminum There may be some type of fiberboard in between but the exterior surfaces would tolerate dampness. Not sure how it would hold up in a downpour though.
1592328
If it is the outside, I would think it would be fine, but if it is the inside, not so sure, since it is in contact with water on a regular basis. I would try a couple coats of primer and a couple coats of rustoleum. It is worth a try.
464281
It might be OK, but it's not all plastic. Look close, you'll see that the outer shell with the words, "Staten Island Ferry", is a press on laminate. I'm not certain it would be impervious to water. It might wrinkle up. Personally, I wouldn't risk it.
495552
Yes it is supposedly water resistant, but I would not let it stand water for any long period of time.
723866
Yes, at least for awhile. I don't know if it will become water logged or not.
489364
If one spills water upon the bench, it will NOT be absorbed into the wood. I would NOT leave it outside, or in the rain, maybe it could remain in a covered area. It is too nice a wood bench to leave outside, and I do not think it would age well. But for the price, it would be worth using outside, on an occasional basis. This is not as water resistant as a plastic bench. It is really kinda nice.
1183443
It will - I have it in my basement away from water and its getting some trust where the paint has chipped. If you put it outside, I would suggest maintain it by painting once a year.
474758
Only if it's out of the elements ( rain sun moisture) Its wooden so wet and sun would ruin it fast
1356439
Yes, I think it would. It's a pretty color, however it doesn't look reddish. Nicely made. Not cheap looking and I don't think it's rustic at all.
1511616
I would say yes, but it will weather like any wood product over time . maybe you could put a sealer over the top for better wear.