Can I leave this board outdoors (live in NY) all year... need it to also protect my outdoor kitchen surface next to my grill
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I have this board in my kitchen on the tile counter...but I don't see why you couldn't leave it outdoors.. you would have to clean it every time you used it..but I wonder if it would get damaged from the heat... if I were you I would choose a glass cutting board. I have two but I don't use them to cut as I have found that they damage my knives. Hope this helps.
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They are wonderful inside. Our new counter tops show through then and they are easy to clean. They also do not slide. Very firm grip to the surfice for safe cutting. As far as outside, they are probably ok. You should just clean before using them. You might want to email the manufacturer for an expert answer.
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I don't see why not. I have my cutting board indoors, and the only issue I would think about leaving it outdoors is with cracking if you should have below zero weather then warming - such as we have had a little of in the Northeast. Hope this is helpful!
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Yes, it will last well outside. Remember that you have to attach it to the floor, or some other surface to hold it down in use.
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Yes this table can be left outside. It's been out on our deck off and on this spring; in rain & pollen and wipes off so easily
981080
No. I wouldn't leave it outdoors. It's a nice piece for indoors, solid maple, nicely constructed.
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I live in upstate NY and plan to bring it inside in the winter. It looks/feels pretty durable, I'm sure it would be fine if it was covered.
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The foam board you're enquiring about is not weather proof. I would recommend using this product indoors and in a dry environment only.
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I have used it externally and have seen others use it that way also--but that is not to say it was intended to be. Outside the insulation will eventually deteriorate and crack due to weather and sunshine but that will take a while. Best wishes!
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In my experience it is water resistant. You still need to oil or wax monthly or when your board seems to absorb moisture.
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I suppose you could. It has the same finish on both sides and I recommend maintaining the board by treating both sides with oil once a month if you plan on using it as I do in my home to prep (2) meals a day.
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There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just... » Read More There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike « Show Less
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Heather, I would not leave it up outside. However, it is very easy to set up and take down. Good luck.
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I leave my battery, weedwacker and charger in the garage year round (upstate ny) and haven't had any problems! Winters are freezing and snowy and today it's 93 and hot and humid! I would imagine wherever you are it should be ok as long as its dry!
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yes. we have it on our outside deck (which is somewhat protected)...unfortunately Baci does not like it no matter how we treat it. (leaves, real grass, p.p.)..
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The grill can rust,plus you want to keep the electrical parts of it dry.Its in your best interest to cover it.
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I leave mine outside until winter in a Northern ocean climate. It gets rough treatment and does well. When it is closed, it should survive ice and snow.
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I would suggest dissembling it for winter if you aren't going to use it. It stands up well, but it doesn't hurt to keep it out of the elements when you can!
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I leave mine on a covered patio. I would not just leave it outside uncovered because it will ruin it.