I want this in my backyard lawn which gets sprinkled with water 2 times a day. Is that a good idea keeping rust in mind? And what stands do I need?
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Love the swing, no problem with rust or anything, it is in a metal stand. Heavy enough so there is no problem with it going side ways. I have bought two of these. Happy with the purchase.
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I have this under a covered porch, it has a thick finish but It is made in China so I don't know how well it would hold up to daily rain. It is a very well built swing, and as for what to use for a frame in your back yard, I would suggest a 4x4 frame.
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Yeah, this sprinkler needs a stand. I have the Orbit 1/2-Inch Metal Ring Sprinkler Base 58030. It's pretty stout. But a handheld? Meaning a hose attachment? I bought a couple of those thru Amazon...look at the reviews/price and go with one that works for you.
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If you use this stand outdoors you will have to pay attention to wind. Weights would be helpful. You should be fine on level low cut grass.
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The only issue I've had is rain rusting the hardware. Best to put it under a cover of some sort.
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its been with me for almost a year now. i made my own cover. things are fine with me, no rust. i reccomend that you make a thik cover to prevent it from heat and rain.
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It is all aluminum so it want rust. I have left ours outside many a night by accident and it is still like new. It is easy to move so I try to remember to bring it in. Even though it is built extremely well and it aluminum I would still recommend bringing it in when not in use. It only makes common sense that less anything is out in the elements the longer it will last.
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It will lose its finish and rust. It is not made to be in the direct sunlight or get wet. If you had it covered by a porch or something where it would get indirect sunlight and not be impacted by the weather it would probably be fine.
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I am using it on an outside porch. I have a lot of salt spray so it may eventually rust, but I think a little rustoleum spray will go along way if this happens. Has worked great so far! A little car polish can help add some protection as well.
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Well I have had my set of work stands for almost two years and as of yet no problems with any rust. However I am in Arizona and it is dry here, not a big problem. The painted ends appear to be painted with powder coating and covered very well. As long as they are not stored outside in damp conditions I would think you would receive many years of good service from them. I do enjoy these stands and would not hesitate to purchase them again.
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Hi Weather, UV and rust resistant I would think it would be ok. Hope this helps Thank you for your communication texasvalue
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It's rusts pretty quick as the metal is thin...buy a cover and plan to get 3 seasons or more. I live by the water so it probably goes a little quicker. For the money who cares!
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Do not use outdoors ...u must also install a liner, the container will rust in one season with dirt and water in direct contact.
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Mine is located on a cement patio exposed to the elements. Yes it does rust(not severe). Looks better once oxidized. There is no hole on bottom so ashes wont fall down onto you wood patio. The support feet are of good thickness and dont appear to get hot. After reading the request for info I tested that last night. Bob
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This arbor should be anchored to the ground. The metal stakes included have to be put into the ground at least 12". I don't think it would work well free-standing in an outdoor environment.
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The unit is powder coated and has held up well, our second season, the top will rust though, it's just steel mesh, also I did drill a tiny hole in the center so water would not accumulate.... We keep it outside year round
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I probably wouldn't try it outside. Fear of possible rusting. Go for some of the PVC versions, or plastic.
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I leave mine on a covered porch (no sides). Always drain when done pumping and simply cover. Leaving in direct contact with wet ground will cause some surface rust, but probably won't hurt much. Cover with a box or bucket and you'll be fine. Don't forget to drain when done.