will this keep rain out if installed on front door?
77527
My door is littel insideBut so far I did not have problem of rain since I have strom door before the front door
77528
Definetly!!! I live in the caribbean (there is no better place to test it), and have one on each front and back door, and so far so good and they've been there for two and a half year now. (BTW, I ask for two more as replacement, because the fins are starting to break) The only thing is you have to install them properly. My door are a bit smaller so I had to cut a little piece, and if you cut more than you should then you may have a problem, but it would not be the product fault anyway.
1204470
I have not had any problems but it is installed under a soffit on our front porch so it gets no direct rain or weather.
1400746
yes, it can keep rain out. keep in mind that there are fasteners that have to go through the strip making a hole and that the surface the strip is touching must make a good seal.
1889925
I have weather stripping on my doors and it does not interfere with the door. You may find that the door closes a little harder or tighter than normal but shouldn't interfere other than that.
411625
It helps reduce the amount of rain, since it's installed on a portion of the deck where rain might otherwise penetrate; however, it does not completely block all rain from getting through, particularly during windy rainstorms.
1357402
Certainly. It needs to be protected from the weather... no open rain or snow. Our use is sliding garage doors.
278308
The curtains are on the inside as for the canopy if it rains you will need to put this down as it is really your front door.
518844
Only if it is away from ANY rain or snow...I have an enclosed front porch and it is perfect! I do not recommend leaving it on when gone from the house or when sleeping...
1476658
I'm not sure, I never used it in the rain but it's plastic front the front and covered from all around...
950640
I looks like it would resist a light rain. The switch on the side would probably be the first infiltration point. I've used mine in some questionable weather and either I covered it with gaffer tape or stuck it in a sandwich bag.
1885715
No, but I have one on my front porch and it's working fine. It's on a window sill and is protected from the weather. I also live in a warm and wet climate. I don't know how it would perform in a cold climate and I expect direct rain would ruin it. Mine isn't going to get wet where it is, even though it's outside.
1053794
It would keep the rain off, but I doubt the umbrella would last for long with constant use. I purchased it to block the sun for photographing at weddings. It works well for that.
1775919
We have ours outside "sort of" protected from the rain. Works like a charm (so far--had it over the winter).
595478
Not Really. It will keep the rain off for a while but then it eventually leaks.
56052
We have a small overhang by our front door, but I think the doorbell is still exposed to rain and snow--especially this year. It still looks and sounds great.
2151839
Ours is installed in an exposed but covered exterior entrance way where it gets wet from blowing rain and mist. It does not get rained on directly however. Appears to be fine.
437496
It should. Does not have to cover the whole door just around speaker and maybe spaced out evenly over door. You just want the to keep from vibrating.