How about inside the inner ceiling of a screened porch - fan manufacturers call it "damp" service. Love the strips. Not worried about adhesive
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My only concern would be the weather proofing of the strips, the power adapter is similar to a laptop charger so if there is any possibility water could get to that or into any of the many connectors, i have no idea what would happen, but as long as rain or snow or sun is unable to get to the strip or the power cords i would think you would be fine. also the commercial grade strips are the same thing but can go up to 80' (40 strips) with one power box as the residential can only go 20'(10 strips) per power box.
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Yes. They are suitable for damp locations. I have one above my shower (though the ceiling is 9' tall).
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I used liquid nails. It comes "pre-pasted", but the included adhesive is weak, and normal wallpaper paste is not suitable for keeping this stuck to a ceiling.
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I know that they make hooks and adhesive that are specifically designed to be hung in the bathroom, around the moisture, so that may be the way to go. I have had traditional 3M adhesive fall off the wall in hot, humid conditions.
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I don't think it would work in this application. a fan would work to remove the moisture from the windows.
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You probably could use spray paint. The application requires wetting the paper (self-adhesive), so if you used spray paint it would be after putting it up on the wall. That might be a daring endeavor to avoid overspray. I used an interior latex paint using a paint roller. It's a beautiful pattern and it mimics punched tin ceiling tiles. I used it to create a faux backsplash in a kitchen. I highly recommend this wallpaper; beautiful and a great buy.
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I have 2 of these lights and use them indoors. They would be good to use in a breeze way or on a well covered porch. But they are not water proof.
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I was a little disappointed with this print, does not look real enough for me. I did not use it. However, I would think it would adhere to the ceiling ok. Be sure and size. I have used the vinyl paper that looks like logs and love it. I do not know if it comes it a lighter shade. Hope this helps! Dw
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If you have a covered porch you could probably put it outdoors, but you will have to make sure it never gets hit by rain. I think you would be better off buying a fan that is specifically made for outdoor use. This one is not.
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That's a good one. I thought about this too but it hasn't been enough a burden to do anything. I considered paint but that may end up looking bad. You could fasten a decorative curtain across the interior roof or even black plastic or dark window screen. All come in large rolls. Good luck and post what you did!
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I have them inside my linen closet to organize the shelves in the bathroom but my bathroom does not get that steamy. Good ventilation, etc. They have been working fine so far. So I really can't speak to them being exposed to moisture.
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If you are wanting an outdoor fan look for "Wet" or "Damp" listed fan options! Let us know if you would like some options! :)
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The 2 windows that I covered with the adhesive are both in the shade. I wouldn't think that it would reduce the temperature in the room because this adhesive paper doesn't block light, it just blurs it.
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There is a 3M type-of adhesive on the back of the strip of lights. Just peel off the protective paper and apply the strip. I've had a strip for about 6 months and it shows no sign of coming loose. Concerning the shade of light: The shade of my warm white strip is similar to a warm white fluorescent bulb. It is not like a "cool white" shade. I used it for kitchen under-cabinet lighting and my wife is very pleased with it.
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I would not mount them on the outside just for the reason that it would shorten the life of the fan as it would more than likely get water in it even if it were protected. If your opening is large enough to trim a little of the sheet metal from the edges of the fan and mount it "recessed" from the outside wall face a few inches it will be out of the weather especially with a decorative cover. That is the method I used and have had no issues.
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I only adhere on a wooden box and it looked great. I believe if you live in a humid place then it's not a great idea to use on a ceiling. If not, then it should be fine. The quality was good.
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My porch had wood screening so I had attached the Flex-O-Glass with wood 1/4" X 1" strips which held well with just staples. It worked awesome against the strongest winter winds off the lake. I don't know how tape would work but would suggest using the strongest you can find like a 2 to 4 mil 3" industrial tape, but you may still have an issue with the adhesive residue after you take it down in the spring.