Is one 25lb bag enough sand to fill the step2 frog sandbox?
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Unfortunately it isn't. It will fill about an inch maybe 1 1/2" in the bottom of an inside sand table that is about 16 x 20". It is great sand, feels really nice and isn't dusty, and will buy it again for that purpose. Unfortunately, it would take many boxes for an outside sand box. I would recommend play sand from a home improvement store for that purpose. Much cheaper $5/bag and in 50lb bags.
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It depends on how deep of a sand bed you are looking for. One pound per gallon should give you about an inch. Personally for me, that is perfect.
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Not if you want it very deep. I highly recommend getting more. We bought the 1.5 lbs and we are limited to what we can actually do with it. It order to make sandcastles and such you will need more. We love it!!!!!
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I believe I bought 20 bags of play sand, my granddaughter loves this sand box!
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It will hold two bags of playground sand the kind from Home Depot. One bag is enough though.
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For Zeosand you are suppose to use half as much pounds as you would for regular sand. So for 50lb sand replacement you need a 25lb bag of Zeosand.
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my sandbox is on order, so i can't tell you from experience, but the KidKraft website says 12-14 bags of sand...though it doesn't say how big the bags are! http://www.kidkraft.com/toys-and-playsets/outdoor/sandboxes/00130
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Not sure, bought this online. Was looking for good size and this looked bigger. Pretty happy with it. Suggest you look at how much sand each holds by volume or weight.
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If I remember correctly, I think we used the small pebbles instead of sand.The base is pretty big so you would probably need 2 small to medium size bags.Our grandkids love it !
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You could use bricks in the sand anchors instead of sand, or plastic water bottles filled with water or sand. Anything heavy that will fit in the anchor bag will do.
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It's not that big. My grandson is 2 yrs old. I only put 1 bag of sand in it but it probably would hold 1 1/2 - 2 bags. I don't remember the pounds of the bags but the bags are the play sand sold at Lowe's or Home Depot. This toy is meant for the child to play from the outside not sit in it and play. Hope this helps.
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I would suggest looking up WABA sand and see the weight on their description. I want to say approximately 2 pounds.
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not sure I have not put it together yet due to snow outside. However, kidcraft website says 12-14 bags of sand. I do not know how full that much sand would make it though, I would say probably at least 10 bags to make it deep enough to play with but not over flowing.
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Doubtful but go to the Flourite website, whatever it is. They have a calculator there. Just enter your tank dimensions and (I think) your desired depth and it'll tell you how many bags you need.
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Yes to what Larry said it was a couple of pounds of sand. Then set in the pool and let it fill with water and attach arms to pool deck. Make sure the bottom is sitting flush with your pool bottom it has a tendency for the front to float up a bit before attaching the arms. I like these steps a nice wider step and it is secure.
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Yes, that is correct so you only need 1/2 the amount of what you would if using normal sand.
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Oh yeah! I got these for my workup. I filled it with moist sand and it tops out at 70lbs full. Pretty tough bag too.