Can this be left outside on a deck? with or without the pad stored on it?
330046
The pad does seem like it's water resistant and the frame is metal-I wouldn't recommend prolonged exposure to the weather. I would cover it up with a tarp atleast and keep it up off the ground to prevent rust or rot.
330047
I think it might do ok as long as it's not raining. It's really easy to store and move around
977465
I personally don't leave it outside, I fold it up and bring it inside. It's light enough that this is not an inconvenience to do and since it's the perfect size for our small table and it took me awhile to find this umbrella, I don't want to risk having it get ruined.
934557
No I would not keep this outside, I would use some type of Rubber Maid or pool or deck bench as those are made for damp, wet weather
1656531
I have mine in a shed on a dock on a lake and the floor is open with decking...I emptied it for winter...worked great last summer
1115549
You need a cover or it will get dirty. I use a waterproof pad over it (but under the cover) also because it doesn't have a water barrier.
759596
The ad states you can put it out anywhere outside, as it is waterproof, but I decided to put mine on the front porch (south side), covered, to keep it out of north winds. The heated pad is really neat.
1347300
I keep mine inside however, being that it is painted and not exposed metal I would think that it would be fine outside. The only issue I foresee is maybe the rubber drying out over time but you could always tape it up if that happens. I wouldn't worry about keeping it outside.
2232372
It's similar to a regular heating pad with a velour like cover, so I'd be uncomfortable using it outside. I have mine in the garage. I don't have my original packing and I can't remember what the manufacturer's recommendations were.
691137
probably not. Not really needed, it really snaps in pretty secure just with the I-pad only. Anything inside for sure, I don't think I'd risk riding outside not matter what.
1310378
I personally leave mine up, but it is on my lanai and under the roof overhang. I use a high-quality thick mat to practice making contact with all of the clubs. As I live in Southwest Florida, it probably wouldn't survive outside all of the time with the late summer daily thunder storms, direct sun, alternate dry and wet seasons, and occasional tropical storm. However, being outside under the roof has worked fine and I've noticed no deterioration except the target where the balls give it a working-over.
2209278
I wouldn't leave it set up outside all the time. It's not super thick super hard vinyl, but it's sturdy enough that I recommend it. We have ours up inside all the time in the play room and have to add air to it every now and then. But if you wanted to occasionally use it outside on the grass? it would probably be okay.
1310377
You can collapse it so it isn't standing up in case of strong winds. If you live in an area with year-round moderate weather, you should be able to leave it outside, but I do recommend collapsing it when not in use.
742983
I don't see why not. The insert pad probably wouldn't last too long outside though. If you decide to keep it outside I'd recommend keeping it out of the rain if possible.
1170567
You can take it off...but I must say this is the SAFEST net attachment I have ever seen. The pad is on the outside of the net.
981080
No. I wouldn't leave it outdoors. It's a nice piece for indoors, solid maple, nicely constructed.
2197409
I think it would be best not to leave it outside. Rain and wind would probably damage it. It seems very delicate.
2233187
This item is designed to be placed on either the lawn or on pavement. For either location, you have to make sure that the legs are unable to shift and it is secured down so the entire unit is not able to sway in the wind. Please remember that this item is not a permanent structure and should not be left up unattended.If you need any further assistance, please contact us at service2@wpinnacle.com or (214) 491-6991 Monday - Friday 9am-4pm.Thanks,WPIC Store Management