can it be attacked to a stone patio instead of a wood deck?
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Hi Liz , Yes this Gazebo can be attached to stone, concrete or wood. I hope this has helped . Have a great day, Michael Fitzgerald Exclusive Home & Furniture Inc
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Hi Liz ,Yes this Gazebo can be attached to stone, concrete or wood. I hope this has helped .Have a great day,Michael FitzgeraldExclusive Home & Furniture Inc
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Depends on the with of your patio. You need to secure it from the wind. On my patio end I popped a brick and drove a 2' piece of rebar into the ground with a hole drilled in the top and secured with steel wire.
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It absolutely is possible. If you have a drill and round saw bits. You can cut a hole in the center of the table, making certain you're cutting through the middle of the support beam underneath as well. To offset the cut would weaken the support beam. Of course your umbrella would need to be weighted under the table so it doesn't catch a wind and fly off. :). Also, the 2x10 option would be the best bet when adding the umbrella. The larger wood offers more support when your cutting a hole in the center.
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Yes, I believe so, though I no longer have the packaging to confirm. This is not built well enough for an all-weather environment. I could see it being on a covered patio perhaps, but not exposed to the elements.
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You could-- just don't overload it with wood. This will hold a lot of wood, so you'll generate a lot of heat and you might not be able to get far enough away. But it would be perfect for that space on a cool evening! I have mine on a 10x10 patio and haven't had any issues.
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Yes however you may want to get plastic caps or something to put on the bottom of the legs for protection to the patio.
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I wouldn't use this one in the middle of your patio. It's better for a corner.
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I wouldnt. It isn't very rugged and I don't think the wood is treated for outdoor use.
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You would need an insulated fire proof pad or 4 24" x 24" concrete pavers. Nothing is safe on a wood patio without either or both! Fire Resistant Chiminea Outdoor Fireplace Pad - Half Round
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We use in on our concrete driveway but I can't imagine the deck would be a problem. It's very hot of course, but I don't believe hot enough to start a fire or char the wood.
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Ours is on a large stone patio. Like all open fires sparks can be dangerous if surrounding material is flammable. Certain wood spark more such as cedar and fir.
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For safety, you have to consider the height of the deck and distance from your house, since wind could inadvertently blow fire towards your home. If that doesn't seem likely, then you definitely have to place stone pavers under the pit. All fire pits get hot underneath. I've seen people sear their deck after repeated use of a fire pit. Also for safety, fill the base with sand.
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No it's slightly smaller than a typical patio umbrella. You'd have to tighten whatever screws hold it in the patio stand.
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No,but you could use this on your patio for an occassion just don't let it get wet or leave it out overnight.
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yes.you take a cover off the feet and fill with small stones to weight it down.then the top attaches to your deck after you adjust the length to fit by screwing to deck.
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I am sure you could make a base (floor) to set it on and build on top of that. We used a gravel pad to build it on. A screen porch would be a nice addition using another set of framing brackets could make it easier. Good luck.
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It's has its own base and will stand on its own using that alone indoors. The base has holes in it to bolt/screw it to your patio if using outdoors where wind could be a problem.
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Probably not. . .I have a 10x14 wooden deck, and I put four small patio cement blocks under the bottom corners to prevent the heat from possibly touching the wood. This fire pit gets a lot of airflow, so the flames can suddenly get really high.