Can this kit be placed in an outdoor garden once assembled?
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I think it the weather conditions are right there would be no problem. I don't know how permanent the paint would be. There might be some kind of sealer available at the hardware store that would make it more permanent. We found it to be pretty sturdy, but it was always kept indoors.
1535219
No. This would not last outside. The top is wood and the metal is not sturdy enough for out side.
972648
Hi Sehei, when I purchased two trees they were sold separately. I would NOT recommend this product if you intend to place it outdoors. This was a gift to a friend and in less than one years time both items were completely unusable. Both trees lights failed in that time and one of the trees metal "trunks" were completely deteriorated.
1315230
I'm sure it was not intended to be used outdoors; however, it is all plastic so it could be used outdoors. Just would be harder to keep track of the blocks and not sure how the little booklet on the side would hold up with moisture.
140643
I have seen a kit before but not sure I could find it again. There are may lawn ornaments that come in fish and birds that I keep thinking of mounting mine to. I am sure you can make one or attach it to a weather vane even. I just don't get enough wind to make it worth fiddling with as the solar panels keep my battery bank pretty much full.
271539
No. The inside unit is not built for the outside weather. You need he outside module for that.
187512
Yes, but it should be parked in a garage or structure unexposed to the elements.
1916927
They need to be connected. I've had my garden put together for a few months now and really like this set up. If you have the room I'd recommend this kit.
1746018
Yes it could. I have it in my back yard on a hard dirt - not leveled area with my canopy and patio set. Went together very easily. I have never tried to take it apart - but I think it would be very easy to do
1701916
For the price I wouldn't hesitate to place these outside. The units are sealed and placed upside down, and the ant response was immediate. however, I did not place them outside. Good luck
1407790
The garden is open bottomed, made to sit directly on the ground, or whatever surface you put it on. I do not think it would serve the purpose that you wish it to serve.
468453
It should be fine on pavement, BUT it would definitely behoove you - especially if you're settling-up in, "windy conditions" - to put some weights on the bottoms of the legs of the canopy. As far as assembly goes, "in theory", you should be able to assemble/erect this canopy single handedly, but I'd recommend utilizing at least a two person team to do it - THREE would be even better. Assembling by one's self can take anywhere from approximately 10 to 20 minutes; 2-3 people, 5-10 minutes.
2283223
I doubt that it is rated for outdoor use. Perhaps in a weather-protected enclosure you could.
1071349
Yes, I believe so, though I no longer have the packaging to confirm. This is not built well enough for an all-weather environment. I could see it being on a covered patio perhaps, but not exposed to the elements.
1193494
No. We put gravel in the bottom and landscaping bricks around the outside. Works great!!
2206008
Yes, you can. And lots of tools and other stuff, too. I love it. The color fits in with my backyard and so it does not stand out obnoxiously. Easy to put together. A great product professionally designed and constructed.
153171
Easy assemble..pop in shelves, you may have to bend prongs slightly for a good fit. My grandson did it for me. I would not use it outside unless it was protected from the elements. The sun/rain can do a lot of damage, this wasn't cheap, I'd say "not for outdoor unless you can afford to replace it in a few years"