Can these be laid directly on grass?
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Probably, but all wood in contact with earth will do what wood naturally does - deteriorate over time.
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I see no reason why you can't put them directly into the soil, but use a broom stick to poke a hole in the soil since these are fragile. The soil would absorb the heat before it got to the plant.
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Yes, you can place it on dirt or grass as long as the soil isn't too sandy or wet. We own four Coolaroos and move them where our two Labs want to be. One of the beds is in a shady spot in the yard.
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Yes. I put these on mine and they do make a difference in the amount of grass that goes out of the side.
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I wouldn't recommend putting them in the in the dirt, would not hold up to direct moisture. They are meant to be recess mounted in decking, stair risers, etc.
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It can be placed on grass. There is a bracket on each leg that allows you to nail or stake to the ground or surface you are on with an appropriate nail or stake. It does not come waterproofed.
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They are not huge but you can pull it over grass because i did at my house but not thick grass would work i imagine. It's more made for concrete and hard surfaces much better.
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Sure. Would be easy. Unit is small and has a screw in Mount in addition to stake. Very nice. You will be pleased. Live mine but it's is pointed in tree. But would look awesome on lawn.
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Hi Heidi, I think you could do that. I have mine in my yard, but I have not had it staked down as we like to move it off the grass to mow and to shift it around so that it does not mess up the grass too much. If you need to keep it still you could always put some weight on the back (like a 5 gallon bucket filled with dirt) of each corner. Hope this helps. --Matt
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Yes you could, we just tossed them in amongst our really boring green plants, sadly our landscaping company think they are weeds, even though we tell them not to! Warmth and moisture seems to be all they need!
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No, I didn't use on grass, but I would suggest you us a cloth runner to prevent slippage.
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Preferably on grass. Without having to buy additional equipment like wight downs and such. Not quite as nice or sturdy as it looks in the image.
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It may be possible, but you would have to get pretty creative. They would have to be spaced as they are not completely flush.
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i don't have them in grass, but they come out of dirt relatively easily depending on how soft the ground. I would take the fixture out first to make sure it doesn't get damaged and then will pull out the stake.
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We placed ours right on grass, but it is pushed up against the side of our house.
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We have ours on cement for bike storage. I would think so if put on grass and auger's used to secure.
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There are holes in the base. They can be used to stake the tent down on grass, but you could screw it to a deck. I have two sets of weights that I use (they wrap around the legs of the tent), and they work great.