Will this stay standing on on a beach?
185153
Yes, if you sink it into the sand. There are pipes to pound in first, then the legs slip into those.
185154
Probably not without some kine of ballast. It is meant to be set in soil not sand. Gardman supplies a boring pipe that is driven into the ground approximately 30 inches to make holes to then set the legs of the trellis in. I think that the sand will infill the hole as it is pulled out. Hope this helps in your decision.
185155
I'm not sure, it has poles you hammer into the ground, keeping it stable. If you're standing it, and want be sure it stays, use four deep pots. If they have a drain hole, all the better, put the legs through the holes into the sand. Weigh them down with gravel, rocks, etc. I hope I helped you, I love mine!
185156
I would think if you pound the pipes deep enough into the sand it will stay standing. But really depends how loose the sand is.
1903455
I think so. I would recommend using ground stakes to keep it well anchored to the ground.
2141081
I've rested my feet on mine and it has been fine, I wouldn't recommend standing on it but just putting your feet on it should be fine.
1749419
Mine has stayed up since I purhcased it. Its quite light, so the adhesive should be able to hold it well.
2055193
It depends on how windy it is. There were days when it was not windy and we did not need any stakes/anchors and it stood just fine upright in the sand.
2228097
I think so, you have to keep it very wet though. The sand might be a problem.
723701
It needs to remain on the stand unless you mount it to a wall. Hope that helps.BKD
2146013
I think so, I set it up in the backyard with the stand. You'd have to dig deeply into the sand for it to stay standing.
416025
I've used mine a handful of times for my kids. It usually stays in place pretty well, it has stakes to stake it in the ground and it also has little pockets on the side you put sand in for weight. We did just come back from a vacation 2 weeks ago where there was a day we went to the beach and it wasn't holding up so well but that's the first time we've had problems.
286706
I brought it to Destin, FL recently and it help up great - and it was a very windy day. The base is pretty wide and can be kind of anchored in the sand; I don't know how it would do on an uneven hard surface, but we've never had a problem with it falling over.
1589343
It does have sandbags and anchors which would probably hold it. I don't know for sure
826978
No, it doesn't. Haven't used at the beach, but for use on the grass I haven't had any problems with it not staying in place, but I've only used mine a few times.
1763618
Yes, but don't know if it would stand up without leaning against something.
760773
yes it will stand up - it is very heavy duty and it not a "pop up" style. with any wind though should be staked but can use sand bags for weight as well. Use can use patio heater in it as long as you leave one end open
80655
It will stand up by itself. Windy conditions it should be secured with the stakes.
964994
Unfortunately, no. It is not wide (from front to back) enough to stand up unassisted. It's also heavy and that will make it fall over.
1056411
It would probably stay on any flat surface. I stuck mine on and it's so good on my windsheild that it won't come off lol.