are these weather proof enough to leave out in the winter?
80765
Probably, but I wouldn't do it!!! I bring all my resin thing in and clan them unless in a fairy garden like the pond. I also coat all my resin with a clear water proof varnish.
80766
I also didn't use real water since it evaporates so fast. I use the fake gelatinous water.
80767
I wouldn't if you live in the north. I'm in Ohio and will bring them for winter, If you live in warmer areas you probably could but freezing and thawing ,Ithik would damage them. Hope this helps
80768
It is sturdy and well-made. I have not had mine through a winter, but I don't think I would leave it outside with water in it - - anything might crack if it freezes where you live.
80769
They are depending which climate you are in... Sometimes if they are left out year round in high sun and changing weather conditions, the paint tends to fade. You would also not want to have water in the pool if it were to freeze, it might crack.
80770
Yes. Even if you left water in the pond during freezing weather, the shape of the pond would probably allow the ice to pop out and not damage the pond itself. Just to be sure, though, I would empty the pond before freezing weather.
835256
Yes they do, they resist well on rain so im guessing they will do good in snow.
1797308
We have ours out exposed to the weather and have not had any issues with it. So I would say yes!
758495
they work great under all conditions. I have used them outdoors in the winter time with no problem.
235009
The should be fine in the cold but I've not used them when exposed to sunlight.
649678
Yes they're completely waterproof ours have protected even under 8 inches of snow. However after a few seasons they do begin to crack and you need to replace them.
1323837
They may be water resistant but definitely not waterproof. I've ridden with these in snow and rain.
292615
They aren't made for really cold weather but they'll do the trick. Anything under 45 to 50 degrees would be too cold
1364901
Yes,you can leave it out in the rain on, works fine. But you should put it away for winter before it freezes.
1474012
yes...but I would not keep them out when it rains..I am veru pleased with mine... rain can intrude into the globe
210302
We left ours out all summer through some fairly bad storms. They held up very well. We did store them for winter.
1436843
Yes they are weather resistant but not weather proof (from the docs they supply).
59757
Yes but not exposed to rain, sleet or snow, they start out dim and brighten as they heat up, you can use them, but I would suggest regular light bulbs, hope this helps, some !
1433058
I have them underneath the eaves of my roof so they're partially sheltered. My guess that they would be OK with no protection from the weather. My only concern would be water getting into the battery compartment. Some type of protective weatherproof tape over the opening would work.
355119
I can't say for sure that leaving them out in winter would damage them or not as I haven't tried it. The plastic that the planters are made of seem to be both sturdy and somewhat flexible, not a brittle kind of plastic. I think that as long as the planters are not filled with a frozen soil or with frozen snow, they should be okay. But I would be very careful to not drop them when they are cold and to let them thaw out slowly on the off-chance that they do become brittle and break easily.
1820836
They seem to be very heavy duty, and are "commercial". So they may survive the winter. However, I am taking my in this fall and replacing w Christmas lights. They'll last longer that way.
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.