is this safe to use on a wood patio / balcony ?
886010
Yes and no.There is solid gel fuel and liquid gel fuelI would use it with solid gel fuel on a wood deck.The liquid gel fuel could spill and start a fire
886011
Yes and no. There is solid gel fuel and liquid gel fuel I would use it with solid gel fuel on a wood deck. The liquid gel fuel could spill and start a fire
886012
yes it is but it is very heavy. You will find a good spot and there it must stay no moving around. Enjoy
488391
It is NOT wood, it is resin plastic. Yes, it appears to be safe for outdoor usage. VERY small though, the items pictured on the table are MINIATURE. This is a misleading listing.
673924
I think it would be safe for patio. Not sure about moisture.., it has a wood table surface which is pretty smooth so condensation could possibly be an issue?? Sorry hope it
779358
I wouldn't use this outside unles it's under a cover porch etc. I think the wood wouldn't do well if exposed to the westher.
1630689
My installation was for a redwood balcony deck to keep debris from falling onto my downstairs neighbor. I would clean it with a bucket of soapy water followed by a shop vac to suck excess water. It was not slippery when wet and cleaned like new. Made from the same rubber as tires, it's virtually indestructible. Not sure it would be aesthetically pleasing but functional? Yes.
1544887
It is safe for grass and all plants. I have applied it to my slate patio with grass in between and to my wooden deck. It worked effectively on both with no harm to plants
309865
I cant imagine how that would possibly be safe. The frame around the top gets almost red hot and it also it gives off a lot of smoke when cooking. Maybe under some very unique circumstances - like in a big warehouse or something - but there isn't any way I could see it being used in your average living room. The bottom part IS designed to let you put it on a wood picnic table safely - but like at a park. Screened in porch might be OK if there is good air exchange. Hope this helps.
143469
I think it could be used outside as long it does not get rained on it has to be under a balcony or roof of some sort it is not moisture proof
20129
You can not use it on a wood deck, you will burn it down! It gets very hot. You could put it on bricks or a stone slab.
941546
If you are able to use other electrical appliances on the surfaces you asked about you will have no problem with this grill. I use a card table on my balcony and have had no issues. Enjoy.
670385
I used mine on the patio with temps in the high 80's...but only for a day. Personally I wouldn't keep it out very long in either extreme.
1983153
Yes, this fire pit can be used on a wood deck - you're right, some fire pits should not be used on or near combustible decking; however this unit is safe to use.
26285
I think you can especially if you have a deck. The only downside I have had is that you can see the roller marks on my concrete patio but other than that it turned out great and isn't uncomfortable to walk on. I was lucky and had temps in the 80's and low humidity and it seemed to cure real fast as I was able to walk on it only after a few hours and if you furniture isn't real heavy you may be able to get away with it after a few days.
1774534
No,it is not intended for outdoor use, however if it is placed where it will not be directly exposed to the elements, it should be fine. If you place it under a porch, gazebo, or similar protection, so that it isn't soaked by a rainfall, there should be no worries.
1081572
This is a. Judgement call. No fire should be left unatended. It would depend on the size of the balcony if it is small I would say no to be safe.
265461
I would think so, though admittedly mine is on a wood floor. Don't think it would be harmful however.
169963
Not touching the ground IMO is better due to moving the grill; the cover get caught under the wheels or legs. I bought this cover and it skims the cement on the patio and no harm has come to the cover or grill. So to answer the question; I don't think it's bad as long as it's not the grass.