How will this hold up outdoors? For example, posters over wood?
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I used it to paint my Son's Papa a birdhouse gourd and it still looks new nearly 2 years later.
565695
I used it on some outdoor lawn furniture, kind of a plasticy/canvas material, and it covered and has held up excellently outdoors.
1784000
Yes, I believe it is sturdy enough to use outdoors. The all plastic design will be weatherproof. The sun might fade the black version. I am retired Army, and have high quality expectations. I looked at many much more costly racks, and this is a value for the money.
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It has thus far. We live in an area (Southeast Zone 9) with plenty of heavy driving rain and used it to put decals on a mailbox years ago, perhaps around a decade. The mailbox post gave out before the glue did. Now I have used this order for a lot of outdoor products, and while less than a month old, they are holding up perfectly. My one warning would be that it holds up so strong that once there, don't expect to remove the glued items without damage to one or both. Good luck!
1965702
I live in Michigan where the weather is damp, so I wouldn't hang it outside. I suppose it depends on how humid it is. It's canvas stretched on a wood frame, so I imagine humidity would warp it.
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I think it would hold up OK outside since it is stainless steel. However it will probably discolor quickly. It is a thin, low quality stainless so it is going to dent easy. A good hail storm will dent the table. If you want to use it outside, I would cover it when not in use.
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I use it for outside. It's plastic, so weather won't affect it all that much, although it could crack from extreme heat or cold. Then again, any plastic will do the same thing. It seems well made, and holds a lot of weight, me.
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I wouldn't put it outside if it were me. Not sure about the texture of the wall you're placing it on, but they are just stickers. I highly doubt it would hold up against the weather. I bought this a while ago and I love it, but mine is inside!
641595
Would not be good for outdoors. It is definitely not plywood material. Legs are solid wood top is wood not solid but appears to be hollow
645477
It is like a picture frame. You simply hang it. You can bring it outside if you like. But the felt on the frame is fragile. you dont want to rub it on any rough surface outside or it will come off.
1005653
Actually, so far I have not put it outside, my plan is to do so, it will get more rustic I believe in time. Physical problems have kept me being unable to place it yet, but that is why I purchased it, for outside use. Sorry I could not help you at all in regards for outside use, however, I still plan on doing so! p
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Quite well. In fact I've had mine outside for the last couple years now - through "polar vortex" and mid summer heat and it's held up extremely well. Quite sturdy.
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The dowels that hold it up are made of wood and come in two parts - a top and a bottom. Although I don't think this is really made for outdoor use, I guess if you somehow secure the top part of the dowels permanently to the bottom part and then somehow attach something to the bottom of each dowel to secure it into the ground it "may" withstand some wind. Frankly, I don't think it would work. but that's just my opinion. Good luck!
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I don't think it would hold up well to that. It has a wood top. I use ours out side but bring it in when I am done.
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It will hold up, but you probable need to stain yearly. The wood gets dry in the winter and would start to rot if we did not stain prior to each summer.
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I would NOT recommend it for outdoor use as it is not treated lumber and would probably become warped or damaged from wet weather. Everything in the guide shows for indoor use but nothing states it is only for indoor use. It is very sturdy, but do not know if it would hold up outdoors.
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I would not use it for outside.....Its really nice indoors but out side it will not last, it is true wall paper