could these be used in a out door shower?
804432
If you applied a laquer or other waterproof finish to the wood base then they would most likely work in an outdoor shower.
804433
I love my sea stone hook and get lots of compliments on it. The stone would be fine outside, but I don't know if the wood it is mounted on would hold up in the weather. You might need to keep putting polyurethane on it to keep it sealed.
804434
I would say you could, but you would probably want to put extra sealer on the wood base. Mine are inside. Another thing they don't tell you us that they require fairly heavy hardware to install with 2 holes. I have been using them about a year now and really like them.
804435
I suspect not, they are mounted to a wooden base which is not pressure treated or cedar or redwood.
804436
Yes. I would suggest that you varnish/seal the wood first though. Mine are inside but the damp hand towel caused it to get a little moldy. I unscrewed the brackets, sanded it and added a coat of sealer. No more problem.
2227060
They're not designed for outdoor use, id be worried about damp air causing corrosion over time since they're not sealed. Could it work? Maybe in a dry climate, or in a very sheltered soffit.
531737
I guess you could, but you would need a straight shower arm instead of the curved one that comes with it. Hope this helps.
339630
I believe you can use these anywhere you can use a regular incandescent light bulb. There may be larger safety question about the fixture(s) you will be putting them into. Except for can lighting designed for shower installations, I have never heard of recessed/can lights being installed outside. I would check with the installer and/or fixture manufacturer to be sure what you have is "approved for wet areas". I might also check your local electrical code for outside lighting fixtures.
2028009
No, I would not. It's "splash resistant" not water proof. You'd probably be okay setting it outside the shower and just reaching out with a wet hand to control it. Just the fact that all the product photos are photoshopped with water makes me leery.
313967
I would not recommend. I keep it just outside the shower. This item is low quality. Sometimes it works, sometimes not.
1800751
Hello Jeanette. Yes, these speakers are designed for outdoor use. When properly installed the speaker(s) can withstand light showers, or water and moisture contact, as well as direct sunlight.
785708
I can't say definitely. We are using them inside. They do not appear weatherproof so my best guess would be "no". Here in SoCal there are many outdoor uses where they would be fine but that does not make them OK for other (wetter / colder) outdoor situations.
1160335
Probably. I installed 8 of them outside in the soffit of my house. Not sure how they would do with the steam during a shower though. It is very humid where I live and I have not had any issues so far.
2267128
It's an excellent shower head. And quality is topnotch so don't see why you could not use it outdoors.
1214506
I'd say yes but if possible I'd mount them/it away from direct steam a shower can produce. I can say that I have mine mounted (4) in an outdoor patio. I live in Houston and it does get humid however they do not receive any direct water or sunlight exposure. Side note:these speakers are great for our needs. Hope that helps.
1997149
I ordered these speakers and mounted them under my pontoon boat. My pontoon has a great amount of speed for it has an inboard/outboard motor. Because of this, these speakers get extremely wet and still perform well. I am not sure about humidity within a shower but as far as getting wet, they should perform well.
1954827
I would not just due to risk of falling is heigh. Shower is wet and slippery and pole could slide out
1641082
sorry that I cannot answer this question. We did not use them on tile shower
1365664
Yes you can. They are synthetic and don't absorb moisture. They dry quickly on a hook in my shower, but I believe a trip through the laundry is a good idea from time to time.
1734248
Nope, it cannot be used in shower. There is a label on it which clearly indicates to keep the device away from water
914917
By design, I wouldn't suggest this in a shower. Just outside the shower shouldn't be a problem, but it needs to be secured by tension from floor to ceiling and I fear it might crack your tub/shower with continued pressure. Plus, as you mentioned, it is metal so it will likely rust due to a few holes where residual water will enter and collect. Hope this helps.