Can it stand on a grass or dirt floor?
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This table was designed mostly for out door use and has leveling feet to adjust for unlevel surfaces (see the photo in the listing).
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Stands about twelve inches off the ground. I would not recommend using on a wooden deck.
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It can. It slides easier on pavement, so it will take a little more weight loaded on it. Obviously on pavement, there will be more wear to the skids than on grass.
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It would need to be pushed into the ground, or somehow weighted down, to keep it standing upright. Mine has been fine by simply pushing it into the dirt.
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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.
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Since its three sided, as long as it is folded it should stand up on carpet.We are using it on hardwood flooring and so we haven't really tried it on carpet.
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I would definitely recommend a level surface, but it doesn't have to be perfect. Technically you could set this thing up on a flat section of grass.
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Not really. The wheels are very slippery so tall or wet grass won't work. Mud is out of question.
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It comes with stakes which are needed for outside. If you got plastic feet at the hardware store to stick in the bottom, it would probably be stable enough to stand on a level floor on its own. However, if anyone bumped into it wouldn't stay in place.
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It does okay on grass less than 2" tall, as long as the ground is flat. It does much better on pavement.
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Yes, it can. It comes with feet that snap on the bottom so you can use it on the floor or a table.
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It can be placed on hard pavement. However, to prevent any wind related movement or damage, I highly recommend using weights on each leg. Even when possible to use in ground stakes I use leg weights.
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I think it may on a tile type floor (May make it slippery) but not 100% sure. I've only used it outside.
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No. Well, it could stand perpendicular to the surface, not very stable, but that probably isn't what you mean.
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Yes, the surface area is more than large enough to support either while lying flat. However, it would not be ideal as a stand for either.
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The cane/chair works ok, but it takes some care when you set it up and sit in it. It can be a little tippy until you settle in it. It will work on grass, but for the most stability it should be on a flat area.
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I have 2. They are on top of a concrete slab. This works well for us. I am not sure if you need a ground cover with the If the po is on grass.