will the wheel stand up to outdoor weather eg. rain & snow. Want to countersink at driveway entrance.
81045
Yes I would think so. It's all wood. I have 2 of these and been in our backyard for over 9 months and still look pretty. We don't get snow in CA but it survived lil rain we got and alldifferent seasons :) Hope that's helpful.
81046
I would think the wood would hold up for some time, mine was used to make a wagon wheel light so don't know about outdoors, you might consider putting a coat of sealer on it, or if you're like me, the more rustic the better
1423706
Haven't used it as yet on the outside but as hard as it has been driven inside it looks like it really can endure the outdoors well. Great speed and rotation. I will suggest to keep it on even surfaces outdoors for a smoother ride. Am looking forward to taking it on the outside when this weather subsides.
1860079
It is fine as long as you fasten it down as per the instructions. We have it out on the patio all winter and it never came off, even during snowstorms.
879112
Yes, you can run it in snow and rain. If you have it on a smooth level surface, it should not be a problem to move that distance. The handle swings out so you have a great deal of leverage when moving it on the wheels.
372812
This works great on my driveway up to 3 inches if it is a light snow. On heavy snow, it is hard to push. I do not have sidewalks so I can not help you on that question.
45993
I have mine outside but I live in a dry high desert setting and anything I have goes inside for the winter. It does rain but not often and that would be the worst weather I would leave it subject too. The rain has not hurt it working. I do have it hanging under the eve of my patio.
942698
The turning mechanism will not freeze in winter unless there is freezing rain or sleet or melted snow that then refreezes. As long as it is kept fairly dry, it will still turn. I am about to find out how well it did as I've now had mine a year.
1357402
Certainly. It needs to be protected from the weather... no open rain or snow. Our use is sliding garage doors.
345117
I think it would be too light and would just slide unless you attached it somehow to the floor. Ours is outside and anchored into the stone driveway and works perfectly!
1355763
I'd say you will have no problem. I'm in Chicago, and last winter was absolutely terrible. I have 2 of these and they survived just fine. Mine are in a corner protected from wind however
460044
We have the small one on our porch . It is great..... Not slippery. I have no idea how it would be on a gravel driveway.
801595
I have had two different styles of these on my side and front porch all summer. It has a nice glaze, and I wouldn't see a problem with them being totally outside, unless they got clinked by a rock or something a lawnmower might fling. I will be putting them into the garage over the winter, as with all my other yard and garden stuff, other than the rocks. We live in Northern Michigan. I use as side tables, but can sit on them...
758850
I kept mine out over the winter. We had a couple of heavy snowstorms. Not a problem. As far as rain, airtight so far -- have had it about a year.
626245
Mine has held up well in NW corner of NJ. We had below zero weather snow, ice and rain and it did OK.
2089831
Looking at the actual object it does not appear that rain will get in. Mine is on a cargo trailer and living in AZ we have not had any rain yet in the 5 months since installing it.
1550948
Was caught out driving when snow began to fall pretty steady, in Alabama, yeah haha... had to pull in the first parking I came to and park it. No matter how much I babied the throttle it would just spin and hardly move. Tire grip is terrible in snow as well on wet pavement. Although durability is great. Never a flat or pressure problem.
1932439
I keep mine outside but it is under cover of my overhang so it is not in the rain. Winter store it on garage and still use it when weather is nice