Could this be used as a water table instead of a sand table -- or would the water leak out?
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I used this product in my classroom of 2 year olds with water, sand, slime, shaving cream, etc. It never leaked from the table only splashes from the kids having fun! :)
107150
Absolutely! This tarp is highly adaptable to many situations, and it could serve very well as a rain fly over tents of many different designs due to its many tie-down spots. I don't think you's have any water leakage problems with it, either. Good luck and have fun! Tom
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The bags are a heavy unlined canvas and have a fold at the top with velcro that keeps it tight. If you filled them with water it would leak through the bag and the top. I'm assuming your wondering about water so you don't have to carry the 40lb bags of sand around. I'm thinking if you could find some kind of water/liquid bladder that you could slide into the bags then then fill with water. You may want to check into a sporting goods store, but that option may be quite expensive especially since you would need 4 of them.
772017
That's a good question - I suppose you could. It's worth a try:) Perhaps, without the weight of the mattress on it, it wouldn't leak so much.
1218305
I think to a certain degree you can use it for that purpose. If its a very important pipe i would avoid using it. However, if you use enough tape and make it tight, I imagine you can indeed fix a leak. I am sure it depends on the amount of water pressure and environment where the leak is.
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 ).
946181
it's not designed for true outdoor use but it might work if you can seal up both items. You could possibly seal it a small zip-lock back to keep water out of it, but if it has direct exposure to sunlight (or heat or cold) it might cause it to have some issues.
1871975
Water will definitely leak into it, the stickers wouldn't last on it with the outdoor elements, and it would fade and warp. I would keep it an indoor toy for sure. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, on my review I wrote that this thing leaked before we even got to use it. I also used sand.. could not find the leak.. waste of money unless you want to keep adding air.
787258
There is a drip pan on the bottom, however I suppose you could use it as a water pan.
856808
That is an interesting idea. Maybe If it could be secured properly or placed on a platform around the toilet for balance. The top box has slots all the way to the edge so if you only used the top they could urinate in the corners and it would leak. However, if you kept the middle section on it, the platform underneath the top is solid with a hole in the middle. The reservoir attaches to the hole in the second level underneath. So in theory if you were able to maybe build a platform around the toilet that I could rest on, it would be easily removed and replaced.
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Not exactly. I use it as a pond for my fish and have to do weekly water changes. I will tell you that it certainly leaks, not a ton but enough that there is water outside everyday. I caulked around it though that still doesn't help much. I am going to need to find a solution before it gets too bad.
755396
Yes; the fill hole is about a 2-inch diameter so is large enough to do so with minimal delays. Also, the product description states that it can be filled with either sand or water.
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To be honest with can't answer that. If it is a dry location I can't see any reason why not. But it will not handle water there are no seals or gaskets to keep it out. But where it's dry there's no problem
740502
There will be some "leakage" from the sewn seams...it holds water well enough to create a lake to slide into, but water will "ooze" through the seams....very slowly and very small amounts... it is more likely that water is being splashed outside of the edges as kids/adults come down the slide....and that water can puddle under the slide if there is a tilt to the land. If no one has used the slide, and there are still puddles of water under it, you have a Large Leak somewhere!!!
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I don't believe that these are designed to be filled with water, I do believe they would leak badly. They work perfectly if you put approx 40 pounds of play sand (available at Home Depot) into each bag--good luck!
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They are permeable to water but not sand. They could be used for a retaining wall, IMO.