Any reason why you couldn't use this for a driveway?
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It is an indoor broom. The bristles are not stiff enough nor is it large enough to be an effective outdoor broom.
2178528
have not used for sand but have sand like substances. it is pretty well built so i am going to try your idea on my driveway this winter.
1241214
It would be subject to freezing in cold climates, otherwise I do not see a reason why it can't be installed outdoors. The plastic housing would likely degrade over time in direct sunlight so a shady location would be better.
1231415
We've used ours on our driveway/sidewalks and not had any trouble. If you have hardwood floors, just be sure to wipe off the wheels bc any grains/dirt that embeds in the rubber wheels tends to scratch the floor.
1355862
You fill the base with sand or water, so it's pretty heavy and stable. It should work on a slanted driveway. It may be more susceptible to tipping with with strong winds.
2068825
Yes it can be, without any problem at all. I highly recommend this product, the curb appeal is top notch.Very easy to assemble and/or make adjustments to your landscaping.
1044520
I would think so b/c I used it on a cement driveway and on a wood deck without any problems.
1581231
Sure! We use it on the driveway, but tile floors shouldn't be an issue....The wheels are about 3 inches in diameter and should get over tile grooves.
1074904
It's very sturdy! You should be able to use it on any ground. It rolled good in my driveway and my driveway is crushed concrete.
1815682
I'm not sure,but it should climb your driveway with no problems.But,it doesn't do well on inclines,it simply does not have the torque.
838024
If the bricks are bedded in sand it may not be a good idea as it will blow the sand out of the cracks, and the uneven surface may make it difficult to move the unit easily. Works very well on my driveway even in areas where the surface has salt damage, just doesn't move as freely over the damaged areas. I agree with Daniel R.
1648899
Yes I did set it up upon a driveway, just use some kind of weight to hold it down,
1361447
My driveway is about 40 feet long. It is covered by very old beat-up blacktop with many spots very rough and uneven due to years of heaving during our rough winters on the south shore of Lake Superior. Last winter was my first occasion to use the Yukon on it and it performed wonderfully. If your drive's gravel is firm during the winter I would suspect the Yukon would glide very well over it and do the job.
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The short answer would be most likely...... but in a driveway with cars going over it and weather issues it would wear off I would think or be damaged. I have used it outdoors and it is still holding strong on my rain gutter for the past year. Send an email to the company and ask them.
1060576
Yes. I couldn't see why you couldn't. I have one in a building in the back yard and it works fine.
315130
I don't see any reason why it cannot be used outside as long as it's above freezing temperatures.
71512
I don't see why not. I use it for spreading Fertilizer, as a gardener. This is small and dosen't hold a lot. If your salting an average driveway, it should be fine. But if you have a large area to do, you may want to look for a bigger one. Another thing, this does not have a squeeze handle, it has a slide lever for the thumb to adjust.I hope this helps