Does this need the sand bags to hold it stationery?
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Once it was windy and I used a couple if cheap tent stakes but no it stays put. I would recommend a large tarp under it. Keeps kids socks clean and extra protection between the ground and bounce castle. Love this castle!!! Very durable, well worth the money :)
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I have it in my garage it moves a tiny bit once in a while and hasn't been an issue that I thought would need to be sand bagged. It comes with strips of fabric attached to the corners so you can stake it to the ground if outside. Or maybe tie it to sand bags. If it were outside I would think it should be staked down. I will also use a tarp under it when we use it outside so the ground doesn't get it dirty or puncture. If on a tarp it would move around more. I hope this helps. If you have more questions please ask. We love it so far. I defiantly recommend it.
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I bought a bade from Home Depot to hold it. It's basically weight. You can always use sand bags
122828
Yes, you can use 25 lb sandbags to hold each corner. Blast Zone, the manufacturer, has them on their site.
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Yes, you have to turn your paper/cardstock around and hold in place, but it works nicely. This would be how you can make envelopes
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Yes, all you will need is a drill to attach the buffer to and a bucket of water to keep the sand paper wet. This video will help make sure you do it right. http://youtu.be/h2jhqGLASsw
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You'll definitely need the sandbag for the hair light. Are you sure it's not there. It doesn't come filled, and at first I thought it was scrap. If it's not there you don't need need more than a few pounds of counter weight.
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No. You can leave the hook and loop pad on and use the regular sandpaper. I would recommend purchasing a punch plate to be able to use your shopvac with the regular sandpaper.
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If I remember correctly, I think we used the small pebbles instead of sand.The base is pretty big so you would probably need 2 small to medium size bags.Our grandkids love it !
1234505
Yup....the sides have enough structure to hold a plastic bag upright...and if you only put dry waste in it like paper then no plastic required because the surface can be easily wiped clean
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Yes, it does. However, I don't recommend it. It jams too much and the place where you empty the paper remnants has so small an opening that the paper has a tendency to become jammed inside the machine. Believe it or not I recommend a machine that I bought thru LTD Commodities for 20.00. It works much better and can also hole punch holes on one side and binding machine holes on the other. It is also has a much bigger handle.
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No cover, bags. Just the stick itself. If you are going for it, try not to dip the whole end into the sand, I did that and the sand got trapped inside the adjustible rubber end foot and it won't be able to turn unless I can get the sand off. You know how the end of the leg can turn to expose the metal point for pivot? Overall, it is a good deal
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Yes................. I didn't use any sand!You have to help it in but it eventually goes down and the top side comes up! :-)
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It depends on what you want to do with it. We make pictures in the sand and try to guess what they are making before they are finished. If you want to make sand castles, you will need a large receptacle and 2-3 bags I think.
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No. The Sandbox needs to be purchased separately. The sand is actually very "clean" and leaves little to no residue. We have used a different box.
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Mine came with one, however, it didn't seem to get all the sand. I have been inserting a white footie hose along with the bag for the smaller stuff and it does better for me.
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It does. The middle panel there opens up so you can store envelopes and things of that nature. It's not big enough to store full sized sheets of paper, unless you fold them, but you can still store a decent amount. I hope that helps!
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No. I've seen people put a bunch of sand bags on top to keep it relatively portable. I used water and then added a product that makes it solidify. They sell it on Amazon. Definitely use something or it will fall on you.