Is this plastic construction?we will store in attic so need something that will keep moisture out
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Not plastic. We store ours in the attic though, not wrapping paper. I have some tall decorations that I keep in it. The lid just lays on top unsecured which is a pain, but the decorations are just fine this year when we got them down.
1340314
This is not the product I purchased but it looks as though its the same fabric over board construction not plastic, same as the ornament organizer.
1340315
No it is not plastic. It is a fabric material and the lid has no closure. I have to tape the top closed every year. I store mine the in garage where the moisture is not so high. I would not buy it again.
2224288
Yes to keep moisture out. Cotton will not do a better job. They are for packing. Of course the plastic in my bottle simply breaks into pieces every time I open the bottle.
410527
I have mine under the awning and we haven't had a problem with moisture. I don't think it's water resistant.
1083119
No, metal in the house and plastic towards outside, which is good considering storms and possibility of lightning strike. I never really noticed until you asked question. Casing is also plastic.
2137994
I did use moisture (just a little water) but I don't know if would be required. We have a pine cone wreath on it now (hanging indoors on our metal door that leads outside). It seems very secure.
779388
Here in Houston, TX it's very muggy throughout the summer, and the high humidity persists pretty much year-round. So far we've seen no condensation on the inside, and the material is pretty stout. I'd think if you move it around from place to place, damage will occur from abrasion, but if it just sits there it seems to hold up fine.
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yes it would do well in that enviroment, but the top side of it is made of a soft fabric with plastic like material underneath so if you do store it in an attic i'd cover with with something else to protect it from dust, if you never plan on taking the cover off if used on a bed in the furture .
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I have them inside my linen closet to organize the shelves in the bathroom but my bathroom does not get that steamy. Good ventilation, etc. They have been working fine so far. So I really can't speak to them being exposed to moisture.
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Yes, here is the spec-sheet which is states that it has moisture protection http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdfImages/bb/bb7d022c-d1e7-4d74-95c4-8d47ef93a284.pdf
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We didn't cover it camping the first time and it bubbled a bit.. The next one we covered with a plastic dollar store type cloth and it is fine.. Regular party type dampness hasn't been a problem
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I'm not sure about keeping out rain or how it would do outside. I might do well on both accounts, but it's hard to tell. It does have some metal inside in the open/close mechanism. We use the bucket for kitchen scraps to take to the compost so it is slightly moist inside our bucket and so far there has not been any problem with corrosion of the metal. But don't know what would happen if there's lots of rain moisture. Sorry I can't be of more help since I haven't used the bucket outside. It's such a good price, might be worth a try. It sure is a nice can for indoor use.
1455311
Yes it is. Just as shown in the display picture, it is made of a mesh material. Good for ventilation
1861076
No, not the water proof, thick plastic like a tarp. It appears to be a "water resistant", poly blend, similar to a polyester shower curtain. Typical shelter material. The windows are a heavier plastic material. The front and back zippers do not separate at the top. The walls have velcro strips that you wrap around the top of the frame and the legs. Be prepared to do some mending! My walls had un-attached and missing pieces of velcro which required purchasing velcro and sewing the velcro onto the walls. I do not recommend purchasing this product, I encountered structural problems as well, that required "rigging".
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The cover does not have a mesh vent. We wanted to be sure no moisture could get in as well.
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Since attics tend to have extreme temperature fluctuations, I would advise not to. Should store in cool dry temperature surroundings, such as on a shelf in a hall or bedroom closet. But this is just my advice.
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Hi, It will keep everything locked up, but it will not prevent moisture. Air will come in from the sides.
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It appears to be. It's made from some sort of reinforced plastic. When fully zipped up, it gets hot and humid inside just like a greenhouse. I live in Florida. I have it in a corner on my screened lanai but it still susceptible to rainy days and I have not noticed anything inside getting wet from the daily thunderstorms we have here.