I live on the coast of the Gulf of Florida, the land of mild temperatures, heavy rainfall and relatively high humidity. I have a back wool that provides 10 feet of coverage that keeps things on the back wall dry, except for the worst blows. Has anyone successfully subjected Nanoleaf panels to similar conditions?
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