Can it be used on a covered screen porch
1352398
let me put it this way. I have 2 non outdoor(not this particular hunter) fans on my covered porch and they've lasted ten years so far.
1352399
I have used many Hunter Fans and been very satisfied. The 54095 is a fan that I am not sure is rated exterior, but a fellow user states he has used them outdoors with some good luck. I have realized two globes cracking and will try a third. If there is a third time, I will put some padding between the "Globe" and the area it fits to the "Light Kit Assembly". We love the design of the 54095 and hope we can fix the issue.
1352400
Yes the fan can be used out doors. If you are concerned about moisture effecting the blades spray some clear shellac.
1352401
Yes. We have two of these fans under an open air veranda terrace and they done very well. The wider fan blades really move the air around great and they're very quiet.
1352402
You can use it in a covered porch, but it is not recommended because the finish may corrode. They do make an exterior grade one like this one.
1149667
Greetings. Would this work if located on an outdoor covered deck? I t would be set against the outside wall of house.
2064716
I am sure you could make a base (floor) to set it on and build on top of that. We used a gravel pad to build it on. A screen porch would be a nice addition using another set of framing brackets could make it easier. Good luck.
2168902
Yes it is safe to use in screened in porch, as long as you have a good way to secure, I put mine in screened AZ room but I first added a 4" beam to hold it.
2186894
I believe the rain, sun, and wind would damage it severely. You need wood that is treated and finished specifically to handle outside elements. Outdoor furniture made of Teak or Cypress tend to be built more solidly than this finely carved screen. And because of that they can hold their shape while the elements beat down on them.
2181167
I have mine inside an inclosed porch, not heated though. I think if it is covered and not exposed to the weather it may be alright. I wouldn't think it would be good if it gets wet, the finished may crack or wood could warp/buckle.
824176
Not sure, because mine is on a porch. I don't think it would be though. I love mine.
1472455
I would think so. I have it in two places in my house, but I'm sure it would work on your porch just as well!!
170944
Ours is on a covered porch and has been perfect. We stained ours to make it match our log cabin but I would think even without stain, it would hold up well. The wood is very thick and sturdy and I expect it would be just fine.
1233821
It might. But your best bet would be a retractable pull down screen for outdoor.
57560
Yes under a porch but it has to be placed on a non-flamable surface (ground or concrete). I use mine on cement under a covering.
696651
Mine was in a screened porch under heavy shade trees. I would not want it rained on or in strong sun in order to protect the wood and prevent color damage.
2066717
I've had mine in a covered porch; but it closes tightly & I doubt if it will rust outside. Good product.
2235837
It depends. It is designed for indoor use only, but I have been using it outdoors under a covered porch for the past 4 weeks with no issues whatsoever. I live in Ohio and the temperatures have been super frigid the entire time, so technically I think it can work outdoors as long as it is not going to get wet. Will the summertime temperatures cause problems, perhaps so, but from my experience so far I don't think it's dangerous or anything. If I have trouble down the road I will edit or update this answer.
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.
2204716
I would say no. If you had a screened in porch, that would be fine. But full exposure to outside elements would probably shorten the durability greatly. To be honest, we haven't been able to put ours down yet because our dog views it as "her" toy and drags it everywhere. Still too much puppy in her.
2099761
I would say yes. But you would have to roll it back and secure it. The screen house is not attached to the bottom tarp. So it is very do-able!