will this work as in outside covered foyer entry way?
1817017
I guess it would work too. I am impressed how well it goes on every time I enter. It took a few attempts for the bulb to start working but now it works like clockwork. The light is good but it is not a big spotlight.
1817018
I guess it would work in a covered area. The light isn't that bright though. Maybe equivalent to a very bright nightlight, but with larger radius.
1817019
Depends on how much light you want for the area....I have it in my garage, and it generates enough light to ensure that I don't trip over any tools but it is much dimmer than a standard 60W bulb
1817020
I put it on the ceiling of front porch right outside of front door. As I mentioned in my review, the light went on when the neighborhood kid tried to ring the door bell and ran as they used to do. It went on even before they could step on to the porch.The ceiling is high and well surrounded by approximate 3 ft of sides at the top of the porch. It also light up when we open the front door. It is bright enough for walking.
224389
Not at all, the only thing I might think is you should have some type of rubber skirt to insulate the outside from the in that way you wont have a draft or rain water creeping under the door. I have it intalled and I'll pay the person who can kick the door down after it's in place.
156281
I believe so. We have a bi-level house and this sits under a small stand along side the front door. At times I could move around the corner to go down the second level of stairs and not set it off if I was close enough to the post. Usually just the front door opening or someone standing right in front of it would set it off.
805132
Yes, it fit through our doorways just fine. It helps that the feet twist on an off, that makes it easier. The furnature is very light so that's nice too. We love it!
1566115
Mine is in my kitchen so I don't know. But I wouldn't think it would favor very well outside since it is made to be indoors. But good luck.
1186842
It will work in either place, however, with the straight opening you will have to make sure you can angle both end sections at an angle for support and have something heavy to stand against the inside of the fence at each end.
1552281
We have that same design in our entrance hall, and the top is open, and susceptible to moisture, etc. I'd have to say no on outdoor use, unless it's an enclosed patio, with some climate control.
2227236
It would work as long as there isn't a lot of detail on the door faces. All other surfaces would be okay.
1489986
Yes it will work. You will need to get extra weather stripping. This is an excellent alternative to wall doors
815278
It would not work without cutting a section out of the weather strip. I used on exterior diir and has to cut about a 1 1/2" section out of the weather strip to get it to work. Other than that it works great. Old house and the bottom of the door always had movement and now it is secure.
1488871
This Kitchen Island comes un-assembled so you won't have any problem bringing it through the door. https://www.toscanahomeinteriors.com/product_info.php?products_id=1385
2111582
I'm using it in a open ceiling fixture on the front porch. The porch is not enclosed but is protected from the rain.
2168901
I placed mine on an enclosed porch area...It would not ever get wet due to the enclosure...If you can place without rain hitting it I think you will be fine!
1703196
Yes. It has hinges that can be placed on the inside or outside which determines the way the door opens.
393752
I would think it would work. With my application, it was on an exterior window unit so with the light you can see through it a little more than if it was an interior window.
649002
Yes. I have a front door as well as a storm door and like to leave the front door open to let the light in. I used velcro and mounted mine to the storm door. You can do the same thing and mount it to the front door and it will serve the same purpose.
1357402
Certainly. It needs to be protected from the weather... no open rain or snow. Our use is sliding garage doors.