Can you put this on grass or do you need to have a foundation? Thanks!
1176633
As long as the gound is level you could put it on grass. You would need to put down plastic or root guard to make sure grass doesn't grow through though.
1176634
A slab or level foundation is called for in the assembly instructions. After assembling this personally, I have to hole-heartedly agree. The alignment really is the toughest part, so if it's going on grass, I would recommend putting it together on a hard level surface and then relocating it.
1176635
You have to have some form of foundation, as per the recommendation within the instruction manual. If you go to their website, you can download the instructions. The instructions will show you which kinds of foundations you can use and their respective quality levels. Good luck.
1176636
I wouldn't recommend setting it on the grass. The uneven nature of the ground will make it a challenge to build the floor / walls. I had a landscaper grade an area and fill with gravel and then place a rubber tile surface for the shed. All in all it was less than $1000 to get the ground ready for the shed.
1077801
Grass only. Had mine on grass every time no problem. If you have it on cement the liner will rub against the cement and make holes. Also very hard if horse playing around and someone goes to bottom fast.
1783577
I wouldn't. The material seems very durable, but I think grass is best, just to be safe. It did come with a patch kit though. We love it!! The kids have used it everyday. We have it in our basement:)
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.
359426
I wouldn't recommend putting on concrete, the bottom is way too thin for that and if your baby falls, will hurt themselves. Recommend putting it on grass, or put an athletic mat or children's play mat under.
2276259
The canopy is made to be planted in the ground using the included ground spikes to stabilize the canopy.if your going to put it on a cement surface and its windy it will be a problem.
1244369
I have never used on grass, but I think it depends on the weight you put it
1746022
I would say it definitely needs to be placed on concrete (not turf or dirt), and I think once put together it would be difficult to take apart. I love the flooring- I use it in a section in my garage to make a nice transition into finished space, but I don't think it would come apart easily once put together.
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Place on concrete patio? Sure. Don't foresee a problem unless you intend to plant items that grow really deep roots. On a wood patio? Probably would need a base as dirt will fall/wash away through wood slats.Not sure if you are aware, but the wood is just the 'outline'; frame is seemingly flimsy until dirt is poured in to stabilize the unit.
2201858
Hi Mimi,You can use this on your lawn. It has been crafted with durable and sturdy materials so it is heavy. I hope this helps.
1098547
Yes, we use ours on the grass and just fill it with water like you would a kid pool to help keep you cool in the heat (the water heats up as well so it might help to refill it occasionally with cold water).
1196939
It's cushy, but not cushy enough for brick. The instructions also say not to put it on concrete. We have a concrete patio, though, and my plan was to put it on a few towels to protect it, but in the end, I opted to put it on the grass.
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Yes, it's one inch thick so as long as it is laying flat it will be fine. It will help if you make sure and remove the existing grass first.
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Most likely. There are drainage holes in the turf, but more a soil application. I wouldn't see any harm in putting it on concrete, it just may stay damp underneath and you would want to dry it out or check on it periodically.
1026753
Yes you can go outdoors with it. Might not be the smoothest on grass. But is smooth on concrete
1973679
Hi, Yes they can be laid on grass, however, if you keep it there permanently, the grass will grow between the pavers.
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No concrete isn't necessary, especially if you think you might want to move it anytime. It has pretty long spikes that hold it in the ground. Mine has been in for a few months and so far so good, but I did move it once, so spikes better than concrete for that