Can I put this on my patio
1021119
Yes, but hang it away from you,it attracts bugs and children who might wanna stick their finger in it. If they stick their finger in it to touch it,they will be eletricuted severly.,not enough to die but enough to go to hospital.
1021120
The manufacturer recommendation is to have the bug zapper about 20 feet from where the people are sitting. So yes you can use it on your patio if it is big enough.
1021121
Definitely.............. Move to a location that isn't in the way for activities and food.
325662
i am sure you can use this on a patio as long as water can't get to it that can be dangerous
1761866
I would like to do the same thing for my patio. I need your feedback about your experience.
1763773
As long as it is upright it can be set on a patio stone without any problems. Obviously you don't want to place it directly on the soil to avoid rust on the case. I have several of them and some are free standing while others are attached to walls. The drip proof construction prevents sprinkler and/or rain water from entering the enclosure.
1996027
I bought the pair and hung a couple of chair swings on the covered patio. I can replace the chairs later with a porch swing later if I want.
1325550
Sure you can but its not going to last as long. It will rust eventually. If you need to store it outside I suggest getting a grill or lawnmower tarp to cover it and keep the elements off. You buy a cheap one on here for like $8.
1569386
Ours is on a brick patio. It works, but it does move if there is any tension on the hose. You have to hold it down to keep it from falling over.
2015814
No...It is a very well made piece of furniture however. I am very happy with the quality. I am using it inside but it would be fine on a patio. Very happy with the purchase. Hope this helps
1965188
It would be fine being outside as long as it's under a patio or something that will save it from getting wet.. The the picture comes on a wood canvas so a lot of moisture I believe will ruin the wood. I have this piece in my dining room it's absolutely beautiful..
384448
You could, but it would need to be totally shady and it might be too thick and lush. I would actually recommend cruising your neighborhood and plucking moss that is growing in sandy cracks and stone walls for this purpose. Then you can try out different types of moss and see how it adapts to the traffic on the patio. I've done this for years and it is always a sure fired way to get some nice moss going.
76309
Hi; if you want to place it outside you can do it but I never have done it yet. If I should do it I would put another blanquet onderneed
713025
You could-- just don't overload it with wood. This will hold a lot of wood, so you'll generate a lot of heat and you might not be able to get far enough away. But it would be perfect for that space on a cool evening! I have mine on a 10x10 patio and haven't had any issues.
1157039
In any wind condition that is above a few miles an hour you will need to anchor it. It is heavy and pretty sturdy but not heavy enough to withstand any moderate to severe wind. It comes with tie downs that are built in to the canopy that you could probably extend and anchor in the yard just off the patio. Or if you want this to be a more permanent structure you could use cement anchors thru the feet.
1937120
If your patio is enclosed it will be great. You will have to sit right in front of it if your patio is open. It does have oscillation in the fan. So that is helpful to cool down everywhere.
209963
i have a concrete patio, but it would most likely be fine if you purchase large square cement pieces and make a slab large enough to hold your fire. this what i would have done, if i did not have the cement patio installed. hope this helps! :)
1562642
I think you would need to create a bottom of some sort or you will run the risk of leaking onto the patio. You might also consider adding peat moss regularly when you add other ingredients ...it absorbs a lot of moisture.
906106
I suppose you could but not sure I'd recommend it. We dug holes a few feet down and poured cement. As far as the shade goes, it's wonderful. Even on the hottest of days it stays much cooler under the shade, and it's been holding up good to wind and weather.