Per the picture, it looks like it just sits on the water. Does it have 'ties' or something to keep it from sinking?
291402
No. This product is essentially heavy duty bubble wrap, with stitched binding around the edges, so it floats on the surface. My surface is about 6" below the rim, so I've not had a problem with it blowing up/off. It does get dirty though (grit, leaves, etc) and it awkward to clean because of the bubbled surface. But, any similar product would have the same issue.
291403
It floats on top. I've been using it for several weeks and it stays afloat and has been working out great.
291404
It just floats on the water. No tie downs. Plastic bubble wrap type material.
291405
It just floats on top of the water, we keep it on to help keep the pool clean
291406
It is a solar blanket, so it uses bubbles similar to bubble wrap to capture the sun's rays and heat the water. These bubbles allow the the cover to float on top of the water. We have had 70mph winds come through and this cover didn't even lift up at a corner!
291407
The poles on the sides are U shaped and there are straps that go from one side to the other accross the bottom. Very well made.
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No ties. It's a sturdy material designed to lay on top of the water. It works beautifully. So happy I bought it.
947579
No, it does not. It's actually a made for a vessel sink, so what you see in the picture is what you get.
351566
Just for a moment, then it begins to sink in the front and goes over. However, it's not really made for floating on water. My son, age 7, has been building and sinking various versions of the Titanic for awhile and this was a great project to build but clearly not meant for putting in water.
1732413
No it doesn't float. It just makes noises as if it were actually hovering. It's not really meant to be stood on either. Just more of a collectors piece.
1848068
I've never dropped it in the water, but I'm pretty sure it would sink. It doesn't have any buoyancy qualities that I can see.
446285
No, the cushion holds its shape and does not "sink." My husband sits on it most of the day and it does fine.
1838463
It's possible to make it float but you would have to ballast it as you build it. Without the ballast it's very top heavy and will capsize.
1208957
Yes this will float on the water if you accidentally drop it in since it has air inside it and the air doesn't easily get out (it will not instantly sink like a rock). However, I did a test on it (seeing your question) and if you leave it in for a while, it will start filling the inside with water and start sinking (I left it for an hour and it was 1/2 filled).
1724256
That is correct. It just sits on a surface but I would suggest tieing it down with bungees or something like that.
382256
Float is a really nice float, but don't recall a rope being attached. It's actually possible to get into this float and raft around without getting wet for what that's worth.
1369514
My daughter has not taken it into the water, but it could. It is all plastic, just like all legos. I do not know, however, if it would float.
1737331
It is a pumace-like rock and doesn't float. I've often thought it would be useful as a substrate. Might want to email Seachem on that.
35774
I'm sure it would prevent it from sinking. My camera is heavier than my phone and it holds it up. The camera is submerged but the float stays on the surface
2256285
It floats but it should be tied off to your life vest. You really don't want to be searching for your safety light inan emergency situation
1475052
To tell you the truth I haven't seen anything floating. I will check again and respond. I would return it if you're not sure.
1567448
It has rubber circles/feet on the bottom that keeps it from moving. Just sits on the surface. Does not attach. We like it.
249794
This is meant to stay buoyant in the water. It will float to the surface if dropped. Please let us know if there is anything else that you may need.