Does the back wall go all the way to the sand? The picture looks like there is a space that would let sand blow in.
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It goes all the way down. I think in the picture it is a different color. We haven't used it since last summer, but I remember really liking it for my 2 small children to go in and get out of the sun for lunch.
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The back wall has approx 6-10 inch gap which is mesh like to let air come threw i am guessing and yes it does go right to the sand. Does it let sand in???Well my wife and i do not remember sand coming in but that's not to say if it was windy that this is quite possible.Anyway if you are worrying about sand coming in , all you need is a young child coming in with wet feet and yes you have sand.This product has that gap to allow it to move in the wind and with out it would probably blow away. My wife and i are more than pleased with this shade and as we are from New Zealand it has with stood wind at the beach in our windy conditions , what more can i say. The back wall has approx 6-10 inch gap which is mesh like to let air come threw i am guessing and yes it does go right to the sand. Does it let sand in???Well my wife and i do not remember sand coming in but that's not to say if it was windy that this is quite possible.Anyway if you are worrying about sand coming in , all you need is a young child coming in with wet feet and yes you have sand.This product has that gap to allow it to move in the wind and with out it would probably blow away. My wife and i are more than pleased with this shade and as we are from New Zealand it has with stood... » Read More The back wall has approx 6-10 inch gap which is mesh like to let air come threw i am guessing and yes it does go right to the sand. Does it let sand in???Well my wife and i do not remember sand coming in but that's not to say if it was windy that this is quite possible.Anyway if you are worrying about sand coming in , all you need is a young child coming in with wet feet and yes you have sand.This product has that gap to allow it to move in the wind and with out it would probably blow away. My wife and i are more than pleased with this shade and as we are from New Zealand it has with stood wind at the beach in our windy conditions , what more can i say. « Show Less
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It is a mesh wall to let the air circulate thru the cover. I didn't notice a problem with sand.
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That gap is made of netting. Very helpful to allow air flow when I used it on the beach for a vacation week last summer. This was such an easy item to tote around and, most importantly, set up which is like opening a huge umbrella. My family didn't have any issues with sand blowing in.
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I have mine against two wall but that doesn't guarantee that it won't come down in a storm. If your placing it along with no back support in a storm it will come down unless you have it fasten to the ground. Hope this helps!
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Here in Maine, we are just getting rid of the snow pack so the sandbox has not been set up. I purchased this particular one because I wanted my grandchildren sheltered from the sun and since they live in a rural area, the cabana will keep animals out of the sand. We probably won't be setting it up until mid-June. Sorry I can't answer your question. My guess is that the sides do not roll up - just the one.
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Well after backwash it will spit out " some" sand. However if its a continous thing, make sure u have it on right setting " filter". Otherwise you have a bad pump or you may have overfilled the sand container.
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I purchased this table for our grandson. They did use both sides for sand. It doesn't need much sand to be fun. Too much and it will be more of a mess when adding toys. Enjoy!
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NO, it is not.. The sand is super cool but won't keep the shape the same way..
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Hi, the back of this unit is not finished so it is better to use it against a wall. Thank you!
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Sorry, I don't know. We were using it for sparklers and had sand in the bottom of it..didn't have any problems.
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it can get wet if thats what you mean...it is meshed at the bottom to alow sand to flow through.. and moisture to evaporate...hope this helps
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Yes. Probably not in the very back, because those spaces are so thin. But it does get up close to baseboards,etc.
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No, it just goes right against the wall- exactly like you see in the picture. So you will want to make sure to keep the area dry (especially if you are putting it against drywall, like I did).
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It depends on what you fill the base with. It's supposed to be filled with sand and water, but if the base gets cracked, it'll cause a huge mess.
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Absolutely not. There must be something on the back to hold it in place.I did not go with sand or water. Instead, I placed bags of topsoil on the base. It works just as well and much easier to remove if needed.
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Yes.The whole frame can be swiveled over. That's how you get the sand moving again.
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The sand side has a lid, but not the water side. By the way, my grandson loves it....until he puts the sand into the water side& dad has to "fix" it and then the fun starts again
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The back goes all the way to the floor but the front does not. There is about a 2 inch gap from the floor in the front.
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Not sure how to answer that. I can tell you that the solid fabric of the tent goes from the ground, up 2/3 of the wall before the screening begins and the fly comes lower. so sand would have to be blown up inside. There may be 2" - 4" between fly and tent body. Ive only had it up once so far and that was nearly 11 months ago. It has a overflap "pocket" design protecting the cable access for an electric cord to enter the tent.