Would this hold up well for outside use on a walkway as opposed to using for plants indoors?
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I have had all of mine (3 sizes) outside yearlong for several years and they are fine... El Paso TX sun and heat...
1246110
I have 9 of these pots in various colors & sizes. None of them have ever been indoors. They have held up under vicious heat and the worst winter on record. They still look showroom new. The only thing I ever caution people about is the need to drill some drain holes. I just realized that nothing I've put in these pots has died. Part of that is just dumb luck, but I also think the thickness of the walls has a lot to do with maintaining a constant temperature for the roots.
1246111
I forgot to mention that I drill 3 - 5/8" holes in the bottom for drainage when I use them outside...
604024
Yes, I imagine it would. There is just a thin coat of paint, as I think it is more for inside use, not a plant holder or for outside use. I use mine for a phone stand and office supplies.
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I have had mine outside for over a year, and it holds up beautifully. I'm in Kentucky, and we have hot summers and freezing winters, with occasional snow, sleet, etc. It has grated shelving, so water flows through it. I have occasionally put plants on the top shelves and planting materials, including heavy bags of fertilizer and potting soil on the lower shelves. It's been a lifesaver in my small space.
1358090
This is more of a decorative indoor planter. This looks very nice but I don't believe it would hold up too well outside.
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mine is inside. i don't see why it couldn't be used outside if you put plants on it. it is not very heavy. here in Oklahoma it would blow over without plants on it.
1281660
I'm not at home where my plant stand is, but if your worried about putting heavy plants on it? I have a pretty good sized peace Lilly on one of mine. I've had it for a while and it performs perfectly
1407666
Yes. I've had mine outside, with some sun exposure, and it holds up just fine.
206215
I think this is good for both indoor and outdoor plants...I use it for outdoor container plants as well as indoor plants ...my plants are the envy of all my friends ...
1025430
I would not consider it to be a product that is made to withstand the outdoor elements long-term. It's primary purpose is for indoor use.
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Ours is holding up very well. We are using it for garden storage ... Pots, rakes, buckets.
2177148
I believe the trellis is sturdy enough for climbing roses. I have clematis growing on mine along with wind chimes hanging from middle of the arch. I live in a pretty windy area and it has weathered many a storm, not to mention all the snow we had last year.
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NO! It is not strong enough to withstand weather. It is only for internal (inside buildings, houses, etc) use not for outdoor use.
1723645
Yes, I imagine they'd be good for holding plants and other things outdoors. They are coated which should offer some protection against the elements but I would still keep an eye on them if you live somewhere where there is extreme heat or sun. I'd be more worried about the plastic giving out and wearing away then the metal shelves themselves.
500438
I don't know for sure, but I'd be hesitant to use it outside. It seems to me to be best suited for indoor use.
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I would imagine it should be OK as long as there is some angle tipping the trellis towards the house. I seem to remember the spikes being fairly supportive, but once the weight of vegetation increases you'll need some way to ensure the trellis doesn't tip. Once its covered, you'll probably not notice any difference.
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I would think so. I'm using it outside as a plant stand and bird perch, but it's very sturdy and the legs are even.
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I am using it for plants. The stand is very sturdy. I am going to get another one.