If you set it up in areas where is no grass,, will it get damaged?
1194464
I have only set the item up on the grass. I think you would need a tarp or some kind of protection for the bottom on a different surface.
1194465
I would only set it up on grass, or like a floor would be fine, I wouldn't recommend setting it up on tar or gravel. Unless you could find some type of mat/protection for the bottom..
1194466
I would put a tarp under it setting it up in grass or on concrete. Not sure where u are putting it just make sure area is clear of anything that can puncture it.
245096
It hasnt in my case. Although the grass underneath wont get much sun. As far at the heat goes, as long as you put about 5 to 10 lbs of sand in it as instructed, you shouldn't have any problems with the heat affecting your grass.
2146705
The cane/chair works ok, but it takes some care when you set it up and sit in it. It can be a little tippy until you settle in it. It will work on grass, but for the most stability it should be on a flat area.
2101031
Outdoors shouldnt hurt at all, however if you need a cable this long, it will not work without a signal booster
1849090
As recommended in the instructions, you would be better off putting it on grass as the bottom is rather thin and with littles, it could easily moveband tear on concrete. Plus, grass is softer for them when sitting in it.
1906390
The grass doesn't come up thru so I don't think plants would either. It disintegrated in the Florida sun. I trashed the entire box after it wouldn't stay down w the clips they recommend to use w it. There is a black permeable material they use around here for erosion. ThatMight be better. Good luck
1830455
Does great on grass. As long the grass is of regular height, there are no issues.
2070331
I would definitely NOT put in on the grass if you plan on moving it around. We used it on the grass one night for a party and it killed all the grass underneath it. The cover also does allow for burning embers of wood to come through, so be aware that anything nearby can be burned or potentially start on fire.
1369606
I have not had any issues with mine, but I do not set it where it can get damaged and I have no children here.
361848
It absolute can be used in grass. My father-in-law used it a lot outside. :)
1587867
I would say to a limited extent. Not tall grass. It is a very sturdy unit with good shells but not REAL good on grass.
1983709
I would NOT place this directly on any surface outside. But my daughter loves to take it outside. So we allow it on the GRASS only ... with something underneath to protect the plastic from rocks or sticks. I would suggest large towels or a plastic tarp to preserve the plastic coating.
723082
I don't know. I have never used it on artificial grass, but you can take a small piece of the grass and test it. I don't know why it would hurt but it might.
1218437
You can slam it into grass and it'll be fine, it just won't bounce back up to you
1793433
This is a permanent setup. Place it in your yard and leave it there. Not appropriate for setup and take down, picnics etc.
722205
i used it on my warehouse floor.. not the easiest .. i would imagine grass it would probably be better
2131120
Yes, I would recommend weighting the frame down with sandbags (or something similar). It is pretty stable without the spikes on grass but could see it sliding around if they hit the posts or crossbar if installed on a hard surface like concrete and not weighted down.