Are the rocks "super glued" in place or loose?
1004355
They are loose, however the tree is well packaged so they will not fall out.
1004356
Mine were loose. I immediately repotted mine into a slightly deeper container. It is already showing new growth.
1004357
My cute little tree arrived in dirt ( no glued rocks) but despite all my attempts to keep it moist, it did not survive the summer. bummer.
227107
don't know, mine was a huffy snake rock. theyed be big, but im not sure how to attach them? maybe apoxy glue!
1555853
I can only assume the bolts are loose. The frame does cause the commode to rock if you sit down off balance
380907
Yes they are. I'm thinking I might wood glue them in place. My 2 year old granddaughter likes it but she just got it yesterday. I'm waiting to see if the moving pieces frustrate her. It is very cute.
647222
I haven't had to teeter on rocks just yet but I did run into a big yellow concrete post, the ones that are put in front of buildings so you don't hit the building. They held up really well, no dents or anything just a nice long yellow stripe. I'd assume they'd do really well though on the rocks, not just for mall-crawling, the things are gnarly.
1957460
It's a soapstone, so considered to be a "softer rock." We have crystal glasses and plain glasses and they have not been scratched by these.
308019
Not at all. No force is required to assemble or tighten them. In fact you need to be really gentle handling them.
394347
They are actually 2 u shapes that slide together. They are on very tight, but couple drops of super glue would make them permanent
2160390
Probably no issue. I was going to do the same thing originally, but the look of the rock and logs is very interesting. Looks very natural.
194448
Unfortunately no. The screws need to go into the nut behind a board in order for the boulders to have sufficient strength.
143656
No, they are not fixed in place. You can move each one independent of each other.
1273049
Yes they are. I've relocated a few from object to another and they do restick.
1922893
Yes, that is how the arbor and chuck are seated. I know it sounds insecure, but remember, all the pressure when you are drilling is in a direction that further secures this arrangement. I haven't found there to be any tendency for the arbor and chuck to become loose.
1336929
I've never tried rocks or outdoor gravel, however, the only slight problem I could forsee is impeding the rocking motion. It should definitely be on a stable surface that is even and doesn't tend to sink into the ground.
1474555
They don't come glued. I used E6000 glue and it works really well on everything. The "hot fix" part is the back of the stone which is made in a way that once the glue makes contact it allows for it to fix it's self really strong.
1770351
know glue is needed just put a clear coat of polish no and careful place you stones its fast and very east after your done with your designs put another coat of clear on top to keep them safely in place I change mine once a month and I have never had one to fall off in 20years. have fun .GOD BLESS YOU
2101228
I'm with the other commenter. They have been up since December, and have held beautifully. You need to be sure that they are on a flat surface, on the tile, and not on the grout lines. I took them down yesterday, and they were still holding very, very well. There is a locking mechanism that helps them to hold tight. I would be hesitant to glue them, because I would be afraid that the glue might damage the suction cup, and then they would be useless.