can this gazebo stand steady/level on a cement patio?
2005305
Yes. It's a very nice gazebo. It sits on my mother's back patio and she loves it.
297831
I have used it on fairly level concrete patio surface and it does not scoot around. Makes loud thuds though. I would imagine if the competition was using heavier bean bags than are provided it might make it move a bit. If you are using it for it's designed purpose I don't think you would have any trouble.
2015814
No...It is a very well made piece of furniture however. I am very happy with the quality. I am using it inside but it would be fine on a patio. Very happy with the purchase. Hope this helps
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.
964994
Unfortunately, no. It is not wide (from front to back) enough to stand up unassisted. It's also heavy and that will make it fall over.
35563
I just set this up on concrete today, but we did tether it to some posts to ensure it didn't blow away!! We love this octagonal gazebo.. Quite elegant.
881234
its doable, but probably not very stable for standing.....if only attach the four canopy
1814687
We have it outside on fairly level ground. We put sandbags on the legs to prevent wobbling.
855615
I wouldn't say shaky, but it is narrow. We placed our stand against a wall and it is fine, but the stands narrowness could make it tipsy.
2072749
It will just need to have metal stakes in the ground and the arch put over the stakes to keep it in place. It would tip over otherwise, as would most arches if not secured.
1989629
I believe you can. I just replaced the top of the gazebo and bought it on Amazon
1639049
We have with our gazebo. We basically had to since the poles for the gazebo are very narrow, they do not stand at well on their own even with support in the ground so we moved ours to our deck. The gazebo is great, but definitely needs larger, thicker poles if going to be used in the lawn itself.
1537181
Yes as long as the umbrella wasn't tilted and windy. I always put something heavy on the legs to help stabilize it when I tilt it.
760773
yes it will stand up - it is very heavy duty and it not a "pop up" style. with any wind though should be staked but can use sand bags for weight as well. Use can use patio heater in it as long as you leave one end open
1238426
It is relatively heavy so you would need to have a very heavy and well braced base to hold it up. I rigged it on a two inch pole, but that was to set up a hanger so it could be suspended inside a gazebo, which is not a use for which it is designed. I figured out how to make it work, but it is a bit jury rigged.
260226
It'll take a bit (pun intended) more prep work to pre drill the holes with a bit designed for concrete. I have learned that if you want your gazebo to last then anchor it. We have a frame with holes already in the base but I have also pre-drilled holes in the frame to get it anchored. Hope this helps.
176857
Not unless it has something to rest on like an existing shade. It can't stand on its own.