Can this be used as a sand box?
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The plastic is probably too thin to handle being sand box, we just use ours for water and my father already wants to buy another one jic. Plus its pretty big so that'd be a ton of sand. But you can try it, I think the sides are strong enough to handle it however.
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It could I suppose. But remember the sides are quite flimsy and if kids are climbing in and out, it probably won't hold up long.
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The bottom of the pool is very thin, so I imagine hitting the bottom with even a kids shovel would tear it .
1473323
the pool is soft vinyl floor with hard sides. the sides stand up as it is filled with water. if you put the sand deep enough, it would most likely work
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I think it would be waterproof enough, but I'm not sure I would use it as a tool box. I would consider using it as a box to store things like jumper cables and emergency supplies, but when i had a tool box in my truck, it got rough service of throwing and pulling tools in and out of it daily - I don't think it would last long under those conditions.
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I suppose you could, if you had the holes on the right angle...but I am not sure you have to-or would want to. It works well in soil and is also used in the sand...good luck
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No. The Sandbox needs to be purchased separately. The sand is actually very "clean" and leaves little to no residue. We have used a different box.
183353
Not really. I guess you could drill holes in the back of the "box" and mount it that way, but it is not designed for that.
755396
Yes; the fill hole is about a 2-inch diameter so is large enough to do so with minimal delays. Also, the product description states that it can be filled with either sand or water.
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I gave the sand and the box to my husband at Christmas. He's put a plastic top on it but I'm sure it wasn't necessary. It's not air tight and the sand is just like new. Hope you enjoy it.
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I guess you could since it is flat and there are no holes. I never thought of trying to use it for that but should work.
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I wouldn't recommend this sand for a sandbox. It is a much finer grain than what is usually found in a sandbox. It may cause respritory issues.
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I don't think it's a good idea. hard to make it level for such a big surface. the point to use this is you don't need sand level, so save you work and money.
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I am pretty sure that the weight of soil and water would cause the sides of this box to bow outward and probably lead to it breaking. You would have to put a Hughes amount of soil in this. You would not be able to move it once itis in place. I am sure you are far better off coming up with a different solution.
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Ken - I don't see why not. If it drills into clay and silt, it should do fine with sand as long at the sand does not backfill the hole before you can set the umbrella stand.
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i have not used this in sand, so i have no idea how it would handle in sand--sorry.
1145642
It would be extremely expensive to use it in a sandbox. I believe it is for indoor use only.
842010
Not sure; my guess is you would need some clamps for the discs; but a sand bag is need for the legs to be grounded
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Yes, this can be set up as just a external hard drive for storage. That is what we use it for.
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I've never tried, but I wouldn't see why not, I think they use artificial "sand" as weights in there.