I want to use to stream for a wedding that is outside. How does it hold up if there is a bit of a breeze? will it shake with the bendable arm?
1133539
Haven't used it outdoors. But based on experience I wouldn't expect it to remain stable in even the slightest breeze. Think one could blow on it and make it move
2078420
Haven't tried outside... I imagine it would work fine if there wasn't much wind. Works great though....
1687184
Yes it should be stable. I would place the umbrella indoors if not in use for long periods. I'm still unsure of the long term quality and sunlight resistance of the cloth. Overall for price a decent little umbrella.
595479
It's quite thin material so it will protect from a drizzle, if it's not too long. So, I wouldn't count on too long. Additionally, ours doesn't maintain position in a breeze, so the rectangle shape turns.
1800629
I have a medium sized Crystal Wind Spinner hanging on it outside. It has worked just fine for several months in the heat of the desert and thru a few rain storms. I would not hang anything very heavy on it since it would probably over stress the motor.
1746938
I have water in mine, and a good, solid wind up, full force punch (I'm male 5'8, 185 pounds) will rock it back and forth almost on it's end but not tip over - I would recommend sand - again, depending on size and strength regardless of what you put in it, it will rock back and forth. Hope this helps..:-)
855024
This table is not as sturdy as I would have liked; however, I did not purchase it for outdoor purposes (it serves as overflow seating in my classroom). If you have no wind break, then I believe a wind gust may send this table flying.
333398
I haven't used it outdoors. It comes with tiedows but the stakes are small. I would suggest using some weight on the bottom of the legs. Still a strong wind could potentially damage the frame. The pipes are not made to withstand a lot of pressure. the screen itself could also tear should a strong gust come up. Wouldn't suggest using if winds were over 7-10mph. Great for indoor use and on a fairly calm night outside. I wouldnt risk it.
712928
In a moderate wind, it'll become a sail. If you sandbag the legs, it might be ok for a light breeze. If it's breezy, it's best to have an assistant hold the reflector rather than put it on a stand.
360497
Used for my son's wedding on Sanibel Beach, Florida. The ground was uneven and we didn't have time to anchor it. All was fine for the first 20 minutes until the wind came up and it almost blew over. Was a pretty strong wind as the bride had trouble keeping her veil from blowing around her face. My husband had to quickly tie a piece of nylon rope around the top and went and sat behind the arch and held it in place for the last few minutes of the ceremony. So, if there is no wind you will be fine. �
1973044
I don't think it'd be strong enough to handle that. If there's any breeze, the heat would dissipate too quickly. It's a lot smaller in person than it looks in pics. Heats rooms great, but I wouldn't bother outdoors.
46239
It's pretty light weight and will blow over if any wind. I doubt if it will warp, but I bet it will fade and I do not think it could handle rain. I really think it's meant to be indoors. Sorry.
1715259
It is pretty light, and can be knocked over easily. I use it behind me as a backdrop while I am on video camera for work, and it has not fallen over once. Just depends on how you want to use it.
2282911
Good question. Yes, if there is no wind (or perhaps light wind). If the wind is more than light, expect some shaking.
286706
I brought it to Destin, FL recently and it help up great - and it was a very windy day. The base is pretty wide and can be kind of anchored in the sand; I don't know how it would do on an uneven hard surface, but we've never had a problem with it falling over.
1310642
it is a pretty heavy stand and sturdy, we do get occaisional wind gusts during thunderstorms and even when up we don't have a problem but the patio is partially blocked from the wind from the house.........
507072
It's not too windy where I live, but this antenna is lite weight and could be tossed around with a heavy storm I'm sure. If you secure it well you should not have a problem. It does work well.