Can I wrap the outside of someone's house with this? If so, how well?
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If it's an outhouse, I would wait until someone is finished using it, not sure how permeable it is to noxious gases. As for a regular house, sure, why not; the stuff sticks to itself great, but not to other substances, it stretches, and there's a lot of it. It's basically thicker, stronger saran wrap. Good luck! :)
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It is like the table cloth plastic you buy at a Party store. You should be able to wrap with it.
2050266
Sure you could, but be careful of too much localized heat damaging shingles, siding, etc. Seems like a lot of work and you'd be better off preventing ice buildup to prevent damage to your home. Try a roof de-icing kit to prevent the issue to begin with.
1838354
I used mine outside just laid a thick tarp down under it and it worked perfectly! :)
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.
659240
I think this would be rather helpful. The velcro is very good for securing the wrap; however, if that area is tender, you may have to be extra careful when wrapping it.
810220
I don't think it would be very effective. I would use a sheet of mass loaded vinyl. Homedepot online has it for cheap.
1457292
I would suggest a good coat of polyurethane or a coat of exterior paint to protect the bench if you were going to keep it outside, even on a covered balcony. The finish is ok, but I doubt it would withstand moisture on a regular basis.
1935351
NO, this product is very specifically designed to be wrapped around the exterior of a water line, in an enclosed area, such as under a home in a crawl space, not in the open weather. You are also suppose to complete the installation by wrapping fiberglass matt insulation around it afterwards and covering that with a wrap of plastic. I don't think any of thoses requirements would work well in your desired application.
985144
It says that you can, I useed it on the outside of my house, it works great!
328191
Yea that is a tough one; I drape it over a folding chair on my porch and it is not the best solution ; but I did think about clipping it to a cloths line on same said porch {I don't use it in the winter}
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I used it to wrap my 24"diameter pine tree and it looks good and easy to work with.I am trying to save the tree because of lightning strike and took a huge part of bark off. The wrap seems strong enough and has some stretch to it so not easily torn.
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you absolutely could. I would make sure that you cover it well though. Do not leave it uncovered as it would not last well for the purpose you want it to.
972154
It could be used to wrap an outside pipe, but only if you have the plug-in to the outlet sheltered, it could be used with an extension cord that was considered waterproof.
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Yes, but you would have to wrap it pretty thick. It does not stick well and must be overlapped about halfway. Therefore, you will end up using about twice as much as you might otherwise expect.
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No but you could get creative. We used PVC piping and did a small stand with umbrella that we place next to it and it gets full coverage
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honestly i wouldn't, it is really just stretched canvas with photograph printed onto the canvas, typical home decor. I think that it may not be sturdy enough. If you live somewhere moderate in climate year round and plan to have it on a covered patio that does not get to much sun (since it is not made for outdoors will almost defiantly fade in direct sun) and is not exposed to the elements, Maybe? But if you decide to do it, be prepared that you could spend the money and have it not last long. I have mine on a big wall in my living room and love it, I get complements all the time. I hope this helps! honestly i wouldn't, it is really just stretched canvas with photograph printed onto the canvas, typical home decor. I think that it may not be sturdy enough. If you live somewhere moderate in climate year round and plan to have it on a covered patio that does not get to much sun (since it is not made for outdoors will almost defiantly fade in direct sun) and is not exposed to the elements, Maybe? But if you decide to do it, be prepared that you could spend the money and have it not last long. I have mine on a big wall in my living room and love it, I get complements all the time. I hope... » Read More honestly i wouldn't, it is really just stretched canvas with photograph printed onto the canvas, typical home decor. I think that it may not be sturdy enough. If you live somewhere moderate in climate year round and plan to have it on a covered patio that does not get to much sun (since it is not made for outdoors will almost defiantly fade in direct sun) and is not exposed to the elements, Maybe? But if you decide to do it, be prepared that you could spend the money and have it not last long. I have mine on a big wall in my living room and love it, I get complements all the time. I hope this helps! « Show Less