How does it hold up to high temps in the summer weather? will it melt or stick to the furniture?
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We live in Colorado and have only had snow and cold temps so far. It's very heavy duty. My only recommendation is that it runs big and we have high winds and it tends to blow off (even with the straps). I wish there were more straps. I've had to resort to large bungee cords.
607550
Direct sun nothing can take that over some time. here in GA, highest we get is about 104.. mine is under a pergola which still allows some sun. it should last you about 2 years in direct sun but most likely depends on how many times you take it on and off. me, maybe 8-10 times a year for parties. it is the best cover out but they all suck against mother nature
607551
Sorry question went to an old email address. Very nice quality. I only use the covers for winter. They've held up great. I do not think they would stick/melt.
1846507
The cover is rather thick and I suspect it will last a couple of seasons at the very least. My table cover of the same material is exposed to snow, ice, and sun, and so far seems to be holding up well.
2118787
We have had this tarp for a little over a year and it has done well so far. It is not uncommon, in our area, for the summer temperatures to reach beyond 100 degrees F for several days in a row. So far, so good - good luck.
86171
It will stick, it is sticky, although it may drip down on top of you a bit. There is some minimum temperature you are supposed to use it in, I can't remember. If it's in the warm zone, you'll also get greater coverage. When it is colder, it doesn't expand as much.
619258
I don't think it would melt- but it won't last long. We live in an area that gets 100 or more- and it hasn't melted, but I expect it to fade REALLY fast.
1457704
I doubt the material itself would melt, but it will leave behind a lot of the adhesive if you try to remove it.I used it in certain spots of the interior of my new car on a roadtrip with my dog. it was at most 70 degrees in the car the whole time and after 3 days it left a fair amount of adhesive anywhere that had been warmed more than ambient temp (like the leather armrest under my elbow and seat the dog was on)
598457
I bought the chair and swing this summer. The high humidity and weather changes do not seem to have been a problem. We are not planning on treating the set. The only piece that has changed is the table which is made of pine not cedar.
458261
Hey their, actually yes it will suddenly get sticky but Not melt! I would recommend to take a ZipLock bag and keep it their for the rest of your trip! Safe travels !!
783515
It's really pretty heavy for a bedspread. We keep our temp at 60 degrees and with a blanket it is fine.
630465
I've been using it in TX all summer and it hasn't melted into my leather seats yet.
253448
We haven't had it during the rainy season yet and it is in a covered area. That being said it is faux wood and that will be able to handle the weather. The other parts are metal and are coated. We are in California so I don't know how it would handle sitting in snow. We do move in all of our patio furniture at our cabin for the winter just because we don't like it sitting in the snow for periods of time.
1251177
I doubt it will survive long in extreme temps, especially if exposed directly to the elements. The wood is not solid enough to withstand the expansion and contraction of the wood around the smaller screws. This hutch is better suited for indoor or warmer conditions.
284185
I don't know... I would research the fabric to see if the web has any ideas on how it holds up. It may depend if you live in a high humidity/rainy area such as myself in florida...I am always concerned about mold. Heck - even Canvas patio furniture will mold here. If you live in cooler temp area.. I would say it is definitely safe. This doesn't have a "look" like it would belong outside...but everyone has their own style. P.S we have been very happy with the couch. Have it in our study & our High School age son often prefers to sleep on it when he is up late studying. Good Luck. Jo I don't know... I would research the fabric to see if the web has any ideas on how it holds up. It may depend if you live in a high humidity/rainy area such as myself in florida...I am always concerned about mold. Heck - even Canvas patio furniture will mold here. If you live in cooler temp area.. I would say it is definitely safe. This doesn't have a "look" like it would belong outside...but everyone has their own style. P.S we have been very happy with the couch. Have it in our study & our High School age son often prefers to sleep on it when he is up late studying. Good Luck. Jo
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We've had this table for about a year in our garage. It's uninsulated in there and has been all sorts of temperatures, from freezing snow to boiling hot summer and it's still standing strong with no warping.
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Mine has torn from being pulled. But the fabric is still pretty thick and tough. I'm going to buy another one for another piece of furniture. You can't beat the price on this. I would say that it will stand up to your weather, just be gentle pulling it back over the furniture.
95342
I used it to cover cushions for outdoor use. So far it's held up in 90 degree heat and -0 degrees...since we just store it in our gazebo over the winter.
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It held up pretty good for the summer. I used it in my horse trailer. Over the winter months though I am going to need to replace the sticky part that holds it up.