Does this have a hard bottom? I need to place it on a base that is narrower than the Dino. Dont want bottom of Dino to sag.
861709
it is some what hard, don't know exactly what the material is. most likely thick cardboard.
861710
Yes if has hard bottom. It sits right in between my kids car seats . Keeps us organized . Couldn't live without now
861711
I believe when I first purchased it had a piece of firm plastic that went in the bottom to keep shape (this has since been lost). It works wonders in my car sitting on the seat between my two boys. However I think the sides would sag if not supported.
606623
Yes; the hard plastic bottom only goes up from the bottom about 1/2 the height. When not in use we fold it and put in smaller chest for storage.
1151340
I've been pleased with mine. There is a way to hook up the bottom, so it's kind of a one size fits all. Hope this helps.
1078170
There is no bottom. Once I had a problem with a raccoon or possum trying to tunnel underneath it. Problem solved by using bricks buried under the edge.
1717501
It is rather heavy but the top is separate and just sitting on the base. I have never done this but in the past my parents always secured the top of their clay birdbaths with a thick roll of putty. The top could then be pried off for winter storage. I filled the base of mine about halfway with gravel for additional sturdiness but didn't do anything to secure the top. So far the deer haven't broken it. Knock on wood! I may have just jinxed myself! I think I'll go get some putty now!
1705162
Yeah there is a rubber footing all along the bottom outside edge and it also has little grips. my dog usually pushes his bowls around after he eats but he doesn't with this one. He is a 25 lb doxie so a bigger dog may be able to push it around.
1717502
It is heavy and I am about 90% certain this would not happen. The basin alone is about as heavy as the base. I bought this in February so I have not actually used it yet but would recommend it so far!
1121602
the "sack" is approx. 20" deep with 12"x12" wide opening it has no hard solid bottom . I made one out of hard cardboard
1875824
It does have a smooth bottom - no stakes, but it does stand up on its own really well due to the metal wire running thru it being flexible but stiff. Mine has never fallen over. Hope this helps.
659380
Yes, the bottom is flat. But so you know the bird is not attached, you have to put it on and I was missing the part. Also, it crumples away. If you like the bird bath and can live without the bird attachment it should be okay on a pedestal.
1051310
Yes- but not super firm- more like a stiff material. My wife has had no issues of it collapsing at the bottom.
1129729
No, it is *not* flat on the bottom. There are some raised ridges on the bottom. Glad I coiuld help!
24086
The bottom has a little rigidity to it but not much. I just solve the problem by distributing heavier items--viz. ammo boxes-- evenly across the bottom.
1385847
I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for the price, it works! I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for... » Read More I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for the price, it works! « Show Less
1777947
It needs to be stuck into something. It's not secure otherwise and will tilt. The bottom is designed to go into the ground. I still love having it.
1526147
I am sorry I took so long to answer you. It is flat on the bottom. All the best!
624043
We've purchased two and you cannot pour sand in the bottom because it's hollow at the bottom, but what we did do was stack three bricks on top of each other and put planter over the bricks and also added potted soil to make the top a little heavier. Hasn't tipped over once.