Would this floor be good to use outdoors for a wedding on grass?
1510453
I would say yes. They interlock so tight that grass or sand would not be able to come up between the tiles.
2058262
The wheels are better suited to flat surfaces. Rolls well on carpet and tile, would likely be good on the sidewalk. The grass may take some effort to push it
360500
We purchased this for our wedding venue Mountain Branch Golf Club, it is perfect but lightweight. On hard ground you would need to build a cross stand to attach it to. Perhaps just white 2 x 6 would secure it shouldn't be difficult . Have a beautiful wedding!
346825
Yes, I don't see why not. It would be great for an outside wedding or some kind of event that needs signage. I was going to use mine outside for directions signs originally but ended up writing my seating chart on them for my wedding inside.
1847646
If you added planks to each side under the legs to give it more stability, don't see why not. The planks could be 1" X 4"'s about twice as long as the arbor legs are. Long corner braces could be screwed to the planks - then to the four leg sides to stabilize it from wobbling too much from side to side. After the wedding, you would still have it to place in your landscape. Double whammy!
1151952
No, I wouldn't buy it for that purpose. This is primarily for carpeted/hardwood floors for trade shows and banquet halls. Look at the R12 and higher because they have all terrain wheels on them and would be better suited for heavy dirt/gravel use. The most I would take this over is mild gravel, or perhaps a grassy terrain at a park or something. As far as whether or not it can handle it... Yes, the wheels will hold up to a lot of abuse. I would just make sure to clean the wheels often. I hope this helps you in making your decision.
819022
If you have a courtyard, then outdoor use would be fine on occasion. However, this tent is designed just for indoor use.
1136814
It would probably not be a good idea unless it were protected better. The wood is oiled, which is water repellant enough for a kitchen, but constant exposure to weather would very likely ruin the surface and warp it. Most outdoor furniture is made with eucalyptus, teak or other naturally weather-resistant woods. This is maple, which is a poor choice for outdoor furniture.
1544889
yes, used it on concrete foundation around house and on around bilko door with no sign of harm to grass.
1531673
If it's on carpet I think it'd be a sturdy substitute to a hardwood dance floor. There are little grooves where the boards snap together that make the board not so flat.
361848
It absolute can be used in grass. My father-in-law used it a lot outside. :)
55997
I would definitely use it outdoors in summer however there is no floor so you would probably want to put down a blanket under the tent. I purchased round area rugs that work great indoors and out.
867727
I think it would probably work okay for an outdoor cushion. I would probably leave the cover a bit loose, depending on the specific use.
145779
So far I've only used mine outside. You might get some grass stuck in there but it's not a big deal.
1176636
I wouldn't recommend setting it on the grass. The uneven nature of the ground will make it a challenge to build the floor / walls. I had a landscaper grade an area and fill with gravel and then place a rubber tile surface for the shed. All in all it was less than $1000 to get the ground ready for the shed.
1743650
Yes, I think so. We put A LOT of flowers on it and the wedding was outside near the water (not at the beach though). We had the groomsmen put it together before the wedding and it didn't blow away or anything. It's still standing outside in a garden area at my parents house and doesn't fall over. So I think it would probably be durable enough.
1965188
It would be fine being outside as long as it's under a patio or something that will save it from getting wet.. The the picture comes on a wood canvas so a lot of moisture I believe will ruin the wood. I have this piece in my dining room it's absolutely beautiful..