Is that just a handle on top or is it a hole? I want to put it outside & not let any rain IN.
86622
There is a handle on top, as well as, a vent on the back side near the top. So rain will enter the vent (where you install a charcoal filter to reduce the smell exiting the litter box) if you don't cover it. Since you will leave it outside, I think you will no need to worry about the smell and can just go ahead and tape over the vent. Hope this helps.
86623
There is a handle but also a recess under the handle. Not deep enough to be a problem if it rains.
86624
It's a handle but there is a vent and filter on top. The vent would allow rain inside. This cat box is so neat. My cat loves it.
86625
Its just a handle but I do agree with comments before me the filter part could let water in so unless you can block it off it wouldn't do good outside
86626
Like the others said, a handle on top but the filter vent thing on the side would probably let the thing fill up with water.
86627
It's a handle, though there is a section for the filter as well - that is partially blocked by a filter. Probably not enough to block rain though.
86628
Yes, it is a handle. But the hole is because it is also a Carbon filter spot. I will double check when I get home to see if water would go through it but I'm guessing it will because its just a carbon sheet and a not very sealed cover.
1784998
No, it is bolted onto one of the poles. I suppose you could unbolt in but you would still need a handle.
1754611
Partially collapse the frame, put on the cover, it will not fit the hole, just lay on top of it, and open the umbrella. We could have cut a larger hole, but this method is working. We've had our umbrella over a month, 2 months, and have lots of wind, and it is just fine. No problem with it just laying there.
1286361
It dose not have a drain hole but it does come with a cover to keep the weather out. Hope this helps
364395
It does not have a hole. The handle is sturdy and made of wood which can easily be drilled for a hook or cord.
26198
You can leave it on with no problem on a dry day. I don't have my handle mounted as low as the picture shows it--mine is attaching to the highest part of the straight part of the tube before it starts to curve over the top. The cover has to go inside of the handle, so it'll have a little rain gap there were it can't wrap over the tube. It would only affect your stuff in the trunk, not your kiddos in the front, though. On a wet day, you would probably want to go ahead and remove the handle so the cover could smoothly wrap over the tube in the back.
82862
Hi Wendy, I gave it to my daughter for her apartment patio. I do think there is a hole for an umbrella but have asked her. Otherwise, it was very sturdy and worth the price.
354341
No. No umbrella hole. I have it on my back stoop, which is rather small but in the corner it's perfect. I received two plants for Mother's Day from two of my children and they both fit on the table just fine. One is fairly large and the other medium, but excellent reminders to water since they're right out my side entrance door. I really very pretty with the glass top.
1813398
There is a handle holder that you screw onto the wall that you rest the handheld in. It is a very good fit, the handheld doesn't fall out. My only concern is that the bypass to switch it from the rainfall overhead to the handheld is on the base of the rainfall- we mounted ours very high (my hubby is tall) and now I can't reach the bypass knob. Otherwise we love it
1654091
Ted, this is a soft material that rolls up around the rear portion when you open it. It does not keep the water (rain) out of the bed. However the Honda has drain holes in the forward part of the bed, so there is really no problem on that count. I have had mine for almost a year now and have had no problems with it.Joe.
1379372
It does have a protective cover over the outlet, so you don't have to worry about rain getting in there, but if you were going to take your bike through a car wash, I would cover it with a plastic bag before just to be on the safe side.
146800
A downspout can be positioned into that open top, then I would suggest you cover around it with plastic or such. There is a perforated disk to enclose the top while letting in loose rain (with no downspout), or downpour from eaves - which is what I use it for. The disk doesn't quite fit tightly enough for me, so I added a circular screen wire on top of the disk (which eliminates more dirt droppings) and I duct taped the disk/wire around the top of the barrel to help hold it in place. The faucet works well; the whole container holds a lot of water. I have really enjoyed having 2 of these (where I have a lot of run-off from the roof) to help with watering during our extreme drought and water rationing for 2 summers. I plan to add gutter drops into them eventually. They are very stable and you can add a barrel/tub/trash can next to it under the "run-off" drain so that when the barrel is filled during a storm, you can still collect extra water.
1010898
Sorry, but I would not purchase this for outdoor use unless it is protected by a covering of some sort. I left mine out in the open and it was damaged after it got wet from the rain.
1136043
This is an outdoor rating refrigerator and I have it in a cover though, so prevents from rain and water. Got some open parts at back, don't advice without cover
866711
This is a single flap door. When it is really windy or rainy, I tend to put the cover on it.
1522095
Yeah basically. It's a mesh tarp that blocks the wind and the sun a little. I live in a very windy area and it works well but it's a tarp about 30 ft Long and 5 ft high and it's secured with zip ties. Its does not have the top cover which I think is misleading. I bought a tarp made of the same material for the top and it works well for wind, sun, and rain. Cheaper at Lowe's since its just a tarp
672905
It's a side entry. Lay something in the bottom for insulation depending on how cold the climate gets where you are. It can get chilly.