are these tiles able to hold up in ice and snow in the winter weather
581172
Definitely. We live in Western NY where winter can be both cold & snowy. Not only did the tiled hold up, but they provided sure footing & good traction when it was icy. Love these tiles.
552783
This is my second winter with them. So far they are ok. I hang them to dry, if that makes a difference.
545212
Not likely, unless you load them with bricks or lead ingots, than they may fail. I've never have one fail after 5+ years of all weather use.
1279612
This will be the first New York winter they'll be exposed to, so I'm not sure, I have them mounted under an eave on my rear deck and occasionally get wet and seem to be holding up just fine. Good sound quality, they fill the yard with sound I don't even push them very hard.
688124
No. Unless they are at foot level. Big winds, snow and ice have not damaged mine. But they are attached under my roof overhang.
1140468
I would say yes,may need oiling a few times a year . Not sure about snow but they are good hinges,we used our indoors, would not have replaced them but looked a bit rusty after 30 years.
2214211
I assume so. They're pretty heavy duty. I've driven around with them for a while now in snowy/muddy conditions and dirt roads. And they're still in great condition. No cracks.
835256
Yes they do, they resist well on rain so im guessing they will do good in snow.
83030
Yes, this Mailbox does survive winter weather, cold, wind and rain. My Master mail box is just asbeautiful as when I bought it. I love it ! I bought this Mailbox in the winter.
1657997
They do become brittle. If you don't step on or drop they may be ok. This happens when left in sub freezing tewmp outside.
1566937
I don't believe they are, although if you can put them in an area that is no directly exposed to rain or snow they might be ok. If you live in an area that gets a lot of rain or humidity, I would contact the manufacturer and see if they can give a bit more information. If you were to put them in a covered patio area, that would help.
626244
Can't say for sure, we got them toward the end of winter and they did fine with some snow and ice, but they have not been exposed for an entire winter season. We are in the mid-Atlantic area.
1888702
I have had no problem working the tumblers in the cold, it is outside but protected from the elements. I imagine if the tumblers get wet and ice up it could be a problem.
1390911
No, they fold down and are enclosed so no snow or ice. The cover will roll onto the rollers if you install it properly.
1848527
Yes, they should be fine. The RC6s are moisture-resistant allowing for safe use in bathrooms, kitchens, saunas, and under outdoor eaves. I don't know what you winters are like so extreme cold might cause problems. We have one in each bathroom.
638905
I use these outdoors under the overhang. They do not get in the rain or snow. I don't think the glass thick enough for snow.
598452
This will be the 1st winter I have had them... I keep them outside on the patio.. They are showing signs of "weathering" but are still functional and sturdy... I must admit that during assembly I added Woodtite III glue