Can it stand on concrete or is it stakes?
1994363
It has hard plastic feet with a hole in each for staking on grass/soil. We just did a street fair and were set up on the asphalt. we also purchased the black nylon zippered leg weight bags. They have two chambers and a strap that wraps around the leg and secures with velcro. We like the shelter, it works well and sets up fine on a hard surface or soft.
1994364
It could stand in concrete so long as it does not need fastened down. It also has stakes.
1994365
yes, it can stand on concrete, but depending on weather (i.e. wind) and how long you will have it up, you may want to have sandbags or something of the like to keep it weighted down.
2082791
No,you have to stake it to a firm surface in order for to stand up. Amazon has indoor fencing available.
1755802
You have to use the stakes. this is not a free standing tent with fiberglass poles.
2238356
Why would you ever look at stakes if you are putting it on cement??? It is very windy where my trampoline is so I use tie down straps as well. Maybe that would work for you.
583363
It has stakes built in the pieces. It has held up well and it still looks good. My area isn't straight so it can & does shape with the stakes.Good buy
80653
It can stand on it's own but can blow away or topple over easily if there is someone changing inside. Might be okay for pavement just have to be careful.
1633944
Yes you can. I attached it to a piece of 1x12, and stand on it with one foot while I clean the other, or you could bolt it to the concrete.
745254
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.
728293
It has legs for flat surface, I took it camping and put it on uneven ground without the stakes and it was pretty sturdy! You'll enjoy it.
386346
The tripod comes with spikes to help anchor it in place, so those would only work on grass. If you want to set it up on concrete, I'd advising using sandbags or something to anchor the tripod. Otherwise, it could easily blow over.
1164805
They come with stakes, but we didn't use them. I would advise using them if it is windy. It did just fine and no issues not using them.
698626
I used it on a concrete surface and it was ok (it has flat "feet"). The only issue is that if you are in a windy place you might need to put some weights on it.
2196094
It comes with some stakes and unless it's extremely windy, it should be fine. It also has some tie down lines.
260225
It will fit on concrete but if you leave it up all of the time it would have to be anchored some way. When the winds get high we just tie it up but have it semi anchored with big blocks on all corners.
80654
Yes, it will stand up on it's own. No stakes needed. It lays flat for storage but pops open and up when you start to open it. It could be used on any surface.
1824196
I don't see any reason not to set it on concrete except the depth of the plant roots you will be planting. If the are no longer than the shallowest portion (about 8-10 inches) you should be just fine. Maybe even better as I find some of our weeds in SE Tx, even find a way through black plastic!
2185266
It should be able to stand on its on. The ground anchors that come with it are not attached so there shouldn't be a problem of it standing alone. One caution, however, it tends to be somewhat flemsey when not attached at the bottem.