will this hold on my cement patio?
1157037
Only if the wind is not blowing. Other than that the screen room is very sturdy
1157038
This screen tent is sturdy and roomy. We really like it. It will set on a patio fine but if it is windy you'd want to tie it down some how.
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.
1157040
Hello, I agree with the first reply, you will have to get anchors or something with weight to hold it in place, we use ours when camping with our RV. We have it secured to our RV and to the grounds in many places along its base, and have yet to run into problems when the winds go above 20 mph. Just figure a way to give the base of it some weight and you will have no issues. I is a great tent and we love ours. I'd recommend some anchors cemented around it and you will gain the peace of mind it is secure in place. Over kill will never come back to bite you. We,ather and the winds as front line ahead of the storms are more fierce than many years ago, the negative is the cement, its not like dirt or grass. Your issue is holding it in place to wind. Act of GOD "Mother Nature" something you can't control Think over-kill and you will have no problems.
2004304
Yes, considering only the weight, it would definitely hold it. I use it to store small tools, flower pots, paint and a variety of gardening supplies.
162997
Probably but not for sure but I use it on my brick on front porch to hang stuff and it holds great hope this helps I absolutely love this item
325463
Probably not. Your footing probably has steel in it which will require something a bit heavier.
1507198
I don't think cement would work. Don't think the fabric would be strong enough to hold it. Sand or rock is best.
153972
I have one very large patio sized plant on it and a medium sized plant. That works fine. But I don't know that it could hold too much more then one large plant with some medium sized plants. I had to make sure I balanced the weight to avoid it tipping.
194526
I fastened mine to a cement slab with concrete screws. Have not had any problems with stability
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.
1537180
Yes, it stays up very well. We have used the umbrella on cement and even grass. The legs are long enough that the umbrella stays very stable. (unless it's quite windy). I can't say enough good things about this umbrella. We love it and have used it at many sporting events from swimming & water polo to baseball.
1377319
It will, but you will need to get concrete anchors. Make sure you buy anchors that will carry the proper weight. It comes with simple lag bolts for mounting into wood.
2059640
These come with drywall anchors, but if you have the tools and supplies to sink screws or supports into the cement wall in a way that holds the weight and won't slip, it should be fine.
1537182
Yes, it stays up very well. We have used the umbrella on cement and even grass. The legs are long enough that the umbrella stays very stable. (unless it's quite windy). I can't say enough goodthings about this umbrella. We love it and have used it at many sporting events from swimming & water polo to baseball.
327207
I very much doubt it. It is perfect for a tv, but in no way strong enough for a concrete planter.
1299215
We have ours on cement for bike storage. I would think so if put on grass and auger's used to secure.
1536684
It's perfect for cement! I have one on my back patio for the grandchildren to play on. It's very durable, water-proof, and they can walk on it bare foot without burning their feet from the heat of cement during summer months. Primary reason was in case they fell, they had cushioning.
548526
I wasn't sure so I tried it. I weighed a 6"x6" plastic square that is approx 3.5oz in weight and placed it on the brick part of my house. Once adheard I did find I had to 'nudge' it a bit to remove. I did not see any slippage and it held tight. The only thing is that when the adhesive gets wet its virtually useless so I would not use this outside. Hope this helps.
2197189
I used it on my brick so no reason why it wouldn't work on cement. Good Luck!