Can this be set up in the sand?
1005187
I don't see why not however it depends on the compactness of your surface (sand) and the amount of weight you put on the table and seats. We use our for camping and they work perfectly for that. Best of luck.
1005188
Yes, but like any other four legged chair it will sink if you put too much weight on it.
1005189
I just used this set once at camp site, It work better on a flat and solid area. I don't think it will work on soft sand cause the leg will sink in.
1117587
It is sort of like a dust buster mounted on a stick. I have not tried it with sand but to be safe you might want something with a more powerful motor.
269086
I really don't know. It has bigger inflated tires so it might work in sand.
1345857
I guess it could, but the features are designed for water, it probably won't be as fun unless you have your own separate sand toys to use with it (I.e small bucket and spade ).
4138
I doubt if it would do well in sand unless you put cardboard or wood under the slim legs to keep them from sinking in the sand. I used it in a tent and on grass. I put cardboard under each leg to not poke holes in the tent floor. On grass, it sank a little especially when wet.
1051098
I don't think it would be very handy trying to either push it or drag it over the sand. It's only reasonably maneuverable over either a hard floor or a carpeted floor.
1692908
I suppose you could, if you had the holes on the right angle...but I am not sure you have to-or would want to. It works well in soil and is also used in the sand...good luck
189211
That's your choice. If you don't want it sitting down low in the sand, you need it up higher. A tabletop would be fine. But it should be a non flammable surface.
1067648
We used ours at the beach, if you can stake it down fairly well (not just in sand), it does pretty well.
114828
Yes! I have mine in my backyard. We also take it with us on vac to mtns. Have never tried it in the sand. It's a great set for the price.
1336806
No we wouldn't recommend using it at the beach. It doesn't have stakes to anchor into the ground. Half of the top is mesh so not enough sun protection provided. Hope that helps u
1478223
Not really. This is more for the backyard, etc. I believe Weber makes a smaller on that would be better for the beach. Good luck!
1927195
Yes, just don't get it packed with sand. That's never good on electronics. We use ours on the boat every weekend in FL
2090818
No, definatley not. I purchased for use on the beach, but couldn't manage to put it together... I don't recommend this at all.
1448836
Moveable. The sand is in a little Baggie that you can empty into the tray or somewhere else, and then you can set them up however or wherever you like.
1946006
Never tried it but I am sure it could be done. I am not sure how much heat the three small feet can take, but they could be removed and the unit be placed on a flat rock or sand.
2228093
I am not sure if the stakes would stay put in the sand. It is a good idea though. Would probably be fun.You need to keep the water slide wet so you can slide down and it would have to be on a slope. Good luck