Sounds good...but does the package still warn they are not to be used on natural wood surfaces, which is exactly what I want to protect?
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It didn't say anything about that on the package mine came in, and I use mine on a glass surface. But I don't really see anything about it that would hurt wood. There's 3 little foam feet on the bottom. I would feel safe buying it for a wooden table.
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it protects but is shallow so when the glass sweats it spills off the coaster
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There wasn't a warning on the packaging that I received. My set is currently sitting on a hemp table runner and hasn't marked it. I use the coasters on a timber table, no marking there either. The coasters are excellent; they're a generous size and the pimple finish stops glasses and cups from suctioning. If you're concerned about the holder marking your table, you can stick gasket cork (which you can buy from automotive suppliers) to the bottom.
1387305
I remember no such warning. I use them to protect my wooden coffee table and I don't have a single water stain. They do great at keeping moisture away from the wood
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They're really thin gels, so, for a short period of time you're probably OK. As a permanent installation, I'd think you'd want them protected from the water.
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I suspect not, they are mounted to a wooden base which is not pressure treated or cedar or redwood.
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I would not want to use this item outside. This type of wood I feel is too fragile and not treated for constant outdoor use.
345451
Well they look like they are powered coated , and I don't leave mine outside in the elements I bring them in and store them in the garage when I am finished using them . but I am sure with proper care they will last a long time . If not then you can always make you some out of treated wood and leave them out all year long and mount your saw to a piece of plywood as well !!! hope that helps you out some .
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I have only used them for preventing scratches on my hardwood floors, but you could cut them and use them for that purpose as well.
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They are not. However, the legs or pegs are rounded so they won't really scratch your surfaces. You will be perfectly fine.
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They are not used for wood. They are best used for machinist work but will also serve well for items like grout removal.
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Hi Tony, this is a water based preservative application for new wood. The previous oil products would prevent uses of Valhalla as we know it.
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I have to agree with the other respondents in that I would not expect these speaker to last with any outdoor exposure. I do in fact love these speakers and have them in two rooms currently and plan to expand to a whole-house. Completely indoors. I do have the external Yamaha Speakers which have served me well over the past few years. They are mounted in a case which may not give you the appearance you're going for. But no, these guys would not do well in an outdoor environment.
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They'd probably keep you safe, but I wouldn't use them for this purpose. These are knit from special materials and you'll get them extremely dirty in short order. You'd be better off with "welder" gloves. Better yet, you need some kind of fireplace claw, handihand, or the like for this kind of duty.
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The finish is rather nice and very durable. But one must keep in mind that it is wood. And just like all wood products, it can be damaged if abused. If scratches and nicks are a concern, perhaps some type of covering should be used to keep the finish flawless?
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You should buy speakers designed for outdoor or marine use. Even though they are protected, the humidity is likely to eventually have an impact since they were not made for that. I wouldn't even put them in a bathroom that gets humidity from a shower.
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My tables seem to be natural, so I imagine you can seal them with any poly product for protection. You may want to try the smallest one first, but you can buy a spray product in any hardware store and be sure and ask the people working there what they would suggest. I have my plants resting in small see thru containers to hold any excess water, and that has worked fine. Have these in my bedroom window and the plants have flourished as look great.
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The label says it is good on "wood, paper, metal, etc." ... Hope that helps.
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No, their lawyers wouldn't approve of any use on surfaces which are flammable which would include wood. I ignore it (on wood) but a wise precaution would be to put a thin bit or reflective insulation (found at Home Depot or Lowes for various applications), maybe aluminum foil would work but double up on it. Best idea yet, put a timer on it where at least you have to reset it if you forget it's on which I do frequently. I works very well but does get hot. I recommend it's careful use.
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designed for metal, should work just fine on wood, The other way around I would worry.