Can this be used without the turf (just the grid on top of a pad?)
1446119
Yes. If your dog is already use to using the pads. Anyways I would put a soiled pad on top of the tray.
1446120
Yes, easily. It can even be used as a half size for mini toy dogs. Good purchase.
1446121
Yes, but I wouldn't. their feet could get caught in the grid, if you dog doesn't like the "grass" use it with the pad only. I love this product my dog has used it daily for 3 1/2 yrs it's wonderful no leakage on the floor ever! hope this helps
1446122
I think so but I cannot promise you anything. You can always cut away the turf.
117262
i currently use mine outdoors on my concrete covered patio. I it would need to be on a hard surface indoor or out. If outside a good wind will kick up the mat along with the ball return unless you use doublesided tape to keep it down. The mat also get debris stuck to it outside in the wind but a broom can take care of any stuck leaves/etc. hope this helps
303627
Yes, but the existing foam pad is a bit hard so it's a little uncomfortable. I added an extra piece of foam and it's now fine to wear alone.
654296
I've never used the artificial turf, but I can imagine you could put these pads under the turf to make for easier clean up. I just used them as pee pads, on the floor, or on top of her bed.
27060
Well, the covering is a plush type carpet so I would say no. Unless you plan to re-cover it with a type of turf or rug type carpet, I would not expect it to do well outside
272899
After reading the response about grass, I have to say using it there never entered my mind. It comes with a padto set up the pins, and the organization I purchased it for uses it inside and on concrete outside. I did not realizethere was a hole to add sand, but I think that is a good suggestion to make the pins a little heavier and more stable.
1346043
I suppose you could, but you would need to put some dirt on it first. That negates the purpose of the weed barrier (to stop things from growing) because anything could grow with the grass on top then.
758192
Our net is on the inside. This pad has a lip so I don't believe it would work if the net were on the outside. It wouldn't look as aesthetically pleasing either.
1907038
It needs to be tethered to something. WHAT WILL BE UNDER THE ARTIFICIAL TURF?
1605899
No. But the depth of the turf allows you to fairly easily use a tee. You may have to trim the tee too get the proper height, but it works.
2209278
I wouldn't leave it set up outside all the time. It's not super thick super hard vinyl, but it's sturdy enough that I recommend it. We have ours up inside all the time in the play room and have to add air to it every now and then. But if you wanted to occasionally use it outside on the grass? it would probably be okay.
1413155
I don't recommend putting the grid on top of the floor. It is designed to radiate through cement and so probably gets fairly hot.
2138465
you absolutely could, but make sure you cover it with a nice cover on all sides, to leave it as a cushion by itself would not be a good idea.
1487593
Yes it's possible, the sticks included however probably shouldn't be used on a physical surface as the reflective material on the sticks isn't rugged enough to handle that for too long. A user customized his own pair of sticks to use on a mesh pad he owns to great success. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa_BvfZHrlY If you read the comment section, he responds to a question about what he used for his little mod as well.
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I'm with Somanycats. Given that the pad is quilted, it probably would be compromised by cutting it down. You'd have to rebind it, which would be a bit tricky since I believe that there is a layer of water-proof material in the center.
2180718
Yes, it's very easy to set up on grass, and there's no need to put a pole or nail into the grass. We use it in our backyard all the time.
1210906
You can just put it on the grass, but without a floor it would be a pain getting things in and out smoothly.