do the compartments close to keep the herbs from falling out or if I hang it in the sun, blowing out with the wind?
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No, the compartments are open and have no closures. I use mine indoors and do not know how it would handle the wind if outside. But I imagine it would be fine if the wind weren't too strong. However, once the herbs become mostly dry, they will be much lighter and more apt to blow away in a breeze.
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Theris no closure. One side has approximately a 1' opening from top to bottom. Face into the wind and there shoild be no loss. I would suggest, however, to stake down or somehow weigh down the bottom so it does not spin or flop aroun in the wind. Hope this helped.
1571857
There is a 6 or 7 inch opening in each level for placing herb in the rack. You could cover the opening with cloth to keep anything from falling out.
1571858
The compartments have a opening on the front, a foot or so wide. It does not close. I hang mine outside in a screen enclosed porch that does get some wind gusts. I haven't had any herbs fall out.
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No it's pretty much open it works great but under heavy winds I dunno. I've noticed the nature of the fabric really holds stuff in place well... kinda like herb velcro.
2103345
Hi, It will keep everything locked up, but it will not prevent moisture. Air will come in from the sides.
646857
I hang several jackets, umbrellas, and even my purse on it without any problems. I do have baskets on the shelves and one on the bottom gets the tossed mail I don't want to go through right away so it has some weight to it. That might help with stability.
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The umbrella holder is shallow and doesn't go through to the ground. Nevertheless it held the umbrella fine all last summer. Of course we keep the umbrella down until we use the table. The teak table itself is very well constructed and quite heavy so it doesn't move around in the wind. If you go ahead and purchase it, oil it wit h teak oil once per season and it will last indefinitely.
1960763
Mine is hung outdoors, in a sunny location. It is there, rain or shine. I would be skeptical of hanging it in a humid environment in the shade.
1118303
The top comes down pretty secure. I haven't noticed any water inside. However a little water could come in around the top during a hard rain.
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There are screw holes on the feet so if you need to screw it down so it doesn't blow away then you can. Mine isn't secured down and it hasn't blown away. It pretty waterproof and heat resistant. I've used it during the rain and it wasn't a problem. Although, if the wind is blowing the rain from the side, then you will get wet, so we put up a curtain.
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I keep my hammock stored in an outdoor building when I'm not using it. I had read that it faded with weather exposure, so I keep mine on a hook out of the weather.
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Hi, you can zip it completely closed. It has ventilation but I wouldnt leave them in the direct sun and of course they need water. If the wind kicks up, it can blow over so make sure u anchor it. I use it to escape Mosquitos. Used for a year and so far it's held up. Pretty good for price.
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It's impervious to the weather. If you use the clamps that are provided with it, there is no concern for the wind.
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A way that might be a possibility would be to put a shield of some kind over the top of the bag, hanging the bag from a shield, say using plywood , plastic, etc.,it wouldn't get wet from the top and probably not the sides, unless heavy wind with the rain.
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There are velcro ties to secure the cover to the frame. One of them came off so I simply stapled it back on. I don't know what other ties one would need unless you were bracing for a hurricane. Since there is extra material as a "flange" around the base, I placed bricks around the outside and that's sufficient to keep the greenhouse from blowing away in the 2 storms we have had in the past week. I also had to "enhance" the shelves with plywood to support the weight of my Plumerias, since the wire shelves included are not sturdy enough.
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We leave the outgoing mail on the hooks underneath, where they are visible. It's inelegant because if the wind is strong the letters fall out.
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It doesn't leave open areas, but there isn't anything to fasten the openings together. There is a chance that a strong breeze can blow the openings apart briefly. I've had one for a long time and I've never had an issue with it.
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I had that problem with my Motorhome on the beach in terrible winds. I bought a webbed strap and attached it to the door. At least with it it would not get away from me. I attached it at the lock. I loosened the srews of the lock and slipped the strap under it and tightened it back up. I place the hemmed edge under the lock. The strap I bought at Walmart for $2.
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The cover does not secure very tightly. The straps at the bottom just come together at both ends and cause the cover to narrow a bit at the bottom. I have never had my cover blow off but it is also in a partially protected area on my patio.
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I think so. We had ours out on the back deck, but against a wall, over the winter. We get a lot of wind and rain and the cushions we store in them stayed nice and dry. But again. They were against the wall and under the overhang of the house. I would store the birdseed in a plastic bag - not paper however for overwintering just because the container isn't insulated.