can these stand on concrete to hide air conditioners?
1982898
Possibly....but the connectors/rods between each panel goes into the ground or a low level pot for stability. If they are not secured in something....then they might fall over if there were a strong wind. Good luck.
1982899
They can stand around the edge of a concrete pad(in the dirt), but, not on concrete. There are pins that slide between each panel that would drive downward into the ground. If you did not drive them into the ground, they would probably blow away or fall down.
1982900
Not really - however, with their cheap, plastic look, they do distract the eye from the air conditioner.
1982901
Yes, we installed ours on our lanai with a concrete floor, in order to hide a corner area where we have our cats litter box. We just drilled a hole in the cement for the poles and screwed one panel to the corner wall. We love how very nice it looks with our brown wicker furniture.
1086654
No, but because it is so close to the floor, you could block it up with wood shims and they would likely be hidden.
985284
Probably not. They have a carpet like surface for sliding on wood floors. They probably will not slide on Concrete because the surface is rough compared to a wood floor.
2099189
You could probably make a standoff out of wood and run the wire through some sort of conduit down the concrete wall into the standoff. They are designed to completely conceal the wire to avoid tampering.
65857
Yes, if they have some kind of covering. I have 2 outside in a wooden box on the deck. I wouldn't put them where its exposed to the elements.
703539
I would cover them either way. It is electrical and water does not help, and they are not advertised as waterproof.
1593381
yes, but they would have to be below the lip of the base, not piled high as in picture.
255
They could stand up but they are made of foam and very light. I don't think they would stand very well.
2190685
Should work if you place a/c on a stand so gravity can work. Drain must be open.
544326
Yes. They are suitable for damp locations. I have one above my shower (though the ceiling is 9' tall).
1781233
Only if it is not very windy and with a large extension or a battery pack. The stands are quite soft and will not withstand a hard gust of air.
991563
I would not use them for that. You need something that air will actively be pushed thru.
92451
I wouldn't think so? They are covered in cloth along the wiring. IF you plan to use them in a patio area where they wouldn't get wet, then I don't see why not. I have mines hanging in the sunroom and they look soooo nice. I would not hang them anyplace where they could get "wet" or a high wind would blow them and cause them to crack or break, by swinging and hitting against something.
2227060
They're not designed for outdoor use, id be worried about damp air causing corrosion over time since they're not sealed. Could it work? Maybe in a dry climate, or in a very sheltered soffit.
2007313
They cannot because they are a heavy duty mesh and would most likely shred if you attempted to cut them. I personally love the height. I love everything about them. I purchased 2 and may get more . They were also extremely easy to install. If they're going on concrete, make sure you have a hammer drill.
1544669
The frame for the shelving provides stability to the greenhouse so that may not work for you. Also, if it is outside, the cover needs to be anchored down with tent-like stakes so concrete would not work for this purpose.
1877594
Yes, they could be removed, but it looks like you'd want to add some floor protection to the exposed hardware