could this cart be used on the patio??
1512354
I wouldn't let it get wet. It is great for indoor use. Very elegant look. It's glass and metal. I would not use it outdoors.
98734
No it's slightly smaller than a typical patio umbrella. You'd have to tighten whatever screws hold it in the patio stand.
1499648
Sure. Just as the first reviewer answered. By the way, two wheels can be locked to make the cart stable.
164329
Yes, if the ground it's on is stable. Since it's wood I wouldn't recommend using it in inclement weather.
1485016
I'd mainly say that the cart is good for floors, sidewalks, parking lots, boardwalks, etc. but probably not your best bet for beach duty. The wheels only 3-inches and I expect they would sink in the sand too much. I'd recommend something with larger wheels.
1056591
No, Its not big enough for a patio table with vhairs. The table alone would take up most if the space
2125136
That wouldn't be a problem at all. I wouldn't leave it outside 24/7 in the sun and everything for days on end, but I would see no problem with it being outside. In fact our deck chairs are a bit wider than our dining room table chairs, so it'd probably be even more stable(not that it's a problem at all tho!)
1951938
Yes, for the most part. The legs might rust after long term outdoor use, but should be fine for occasional weather exposure.
1899855
Yes, just don't put the casters on and will work fine. Also 2 of the casters have a locking mechanism preventing the cart from free-wheeling.
316010
It could be used on a concrete patio. I use it on my driveway all the time. If your weather isn't too severe it could be left outside like any indoor outdoor carpet would be.
791263
it should be fine for the cart as long as it is the same width. it is made of pretty sturdy plastic but wouldnt know just how much weight it can handle
663078
If you're real careful you can. My cart broke a few weeks ago. The cart liner is the only thing good about it. DON'T BUY THIS CART!
384448
You could, but it would need to be totally shady and it might be too thick and lush. I would actually recommend cruising your neighborhood and plucking moss that is growing in sandy cracks and stone walls for this purpose. Then you can try out different types of moss and see how it adapts to the traffic on the patio. I've done this for years and it is always a sure fired way to get some nice moss going.
791264
As long as your cart fits between the rails, there should be no problem. It's not meant for human traffic.
1801975
Yes you could if you can't bolt it. It's just a pain if you ever need to remove them. Also making sure the cart is made of steel.Good luck.
839419
I don't see why you couldn't put it on a patio, but you might have drainage issues if you have it on a solid surface like that where the water can't drain away. You wouldn't need a base - the patio would be the base. You could put a layer of landscape or weed fabric down I guess to keep the soil off the patio. But again, the biggest concern is going to be drainage if your patio is concrete or any other solid, non-draining surface.
839994
Could work. Wheels are smaller than the beach cart wheels, but if it is not overloaded it may be fine.