Is this 3 pcs ceramic pots set good for OUTDOORS display ? or just INDOOR ?Anybody ?
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They are attractive enough for indoor, but need something under them to catch the drainage. They can be used for both indoor and outdoor. I prefer them indoors because they are very attractive.
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I am in Michigan and have them outside for the warm months-then store them inside the garage for winter. So far they are great
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I bought mine in NYC and they have been decent in my apartment, but they will end up outside on a patio when I move. If say good for either, but probably better outside given they drain out a hole in the bottom.
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I have used them both indoors and outdoors, however, I live in MD and we had a terrible winter so I brought them indoors for the winter season.
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Sir, I would not buy these pots. They are the worst set I've ever owned. I followed all manufacture instructions and food stuck to each from the very first use. I've owned them 6-7 months and I'm already looking at other sets. I would not recommend them to anyone.
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Yes you could but you need a water source and depending on the size of the pot you may need several of the ceramic waterers. I only use them inside when we go on an extended vacation. The water sources tend to develop algae unless you clean them out regularly inside. For short term use inside, they work just fine. Outside I don't know also if you want a lot of extra containers around the pots that hold the water source.
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It's a not a surface I would display fine glassware. The surface is more of a wicker or rattan material. Hope this helps.
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The pot is made of light plastic and would not hold up to even light wind. I put heavy weights in mine to keep the artifical plant from toppling over by my window. Before I put the weights in, the entire plant would fall over when some wind blew threw my window. For outdoors you need something heavy and substantial, this is not for outdoors.
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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.
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The answer is simple - if it is just for your personal use the 4 cup is fine. I have all three pots. Farberware is the best!
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Hi Chad,I purchase these last year and put 8inch pots up with them and they lasted all through a Colorado summer and winter. They were super sturdy!
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The outside is much more vulnerable than the inside. As long as you do not store them to where they are going to rub you will be fine. This is a nice set.
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I have kept mine indoors since I bought it. The stand is painted black with ornamental flowers of other colors. I assume the paint is rust resistant. Since it's make of iron, I conclude that it would eventually rust if left outdoors. How quickly...I don't know.
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The user instructions say that the outside surfaces will need polish eventually after a good bit of use. In my experience with other copper pots, polishing is only necessary a couple times per year. Don't let that keep you from buying the set.
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I personally have not used these for outdoor use; and dont plan to.The varnish and the wood are fit for indoor use only. If you use these outdoors, you woul have to bring them in immediately after use
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I'm not sure what the manufacturer recommends, but I've had 6, good sized 8" pots on a 3 shelf set up with absolutely no issues. These shelves are great!
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Pots are lightweight. I think even if you weight the pot down with sand or anything else a 4 ft tree is to large for pot and tipping would be an issue.
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This planter pot is gorgeous. My husband drilled a small drainage hole in the bottom. We did not have any problems with the finish......or cracks...or anything else after the winters were over while living in Oklahoma City.
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Mine are installed indoors, but I imagine they'd be OK outside. The finish appears to be pretty high quality.
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Definitely not an outdoor set. It's a light weight wood with thin laminate - it would easily warp and get damages if wet.