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13 years ago

Does this piece stay out doors year round? Is it weather proofed in any way?

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Wendy Zolezzi Design
13 years ago
This piece of furniture is not weather proofed. It sits under the house awning to give it some protection. I set the four "feet" on small pieces of tile to raise it up a little and give it the protection from water via rain or hosing down the brick patio.

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