What is the bottom material? Vented or solid? Could holes be drilled in bottom and feet put on to venitlate stinky laundry?
1936341
The bottom is solid (pressed-wood type material). I think you could drill holes for ventilation as well as put feet on the bottom (small feet so as not to drill too big a hole for the screws). Also, you might want to note that this is not totally "snagproof", as the interior is not "finished off" and thus is not smooth. Also, when I bought mine, it seemed to imply that there was a liner, but there is not. This hamper is very sturdy and looks very nice in the room. It is also so tall that I have difficulty reaching the items in the bottom, which is where a lift-out liner would be helpful. I definitely would buy this again because it looks so nice and overall is quite satisfactory. The bottom is solid (pressed-wood type material). I think you could drill holes for ventilation as well as put feet on the bottom (small feet so as not to drill too big a hole for the screws). Also, you might want to note that this is not totally "snagproof", as the interior is not "finished off" and thus is not smooth. Also, when I bought mine, it seemed to imply that there was a liner, but there is not. This hamper is very sturdy and looks very nice in the room. It is also so tall that I have difficulty reaching the items in the bottom, which is where a lift-out liner... » Read More The bottom is solid (pressed-wood type material). I think you could drill holes for ventilation as well as put feet on the bottom (small feet so as not to drill too big a hole for the screws). Also, you might want to note that this is not totally "snagproof", as the interior is not "finished off" and thus is not smooth. Also, when I bought mine, it seemed to imply that there was a liner, but there is not. This hamper is very sturdy and looks very nice in the room. It is also so tall that I have difficulty reaching the items in the bottom, which is where a lift-out liner would be helpful. I definitely would buy this again because it looks so nice and overall is quite satisfactory. « Show Less
517961
The bottom is made of tent material. It is really durable though...my 3 year old drags it all over the house....he absolutely loves it and my 13 month old loves hiding in there as well...
1618416
The bottom has to have holes in them so the poles can fit through them! Take a closer look at the picture! Other than those holes, that is it!
160818
NO holes at base, but item is surrounded with mesh-like cover for air vents if that's what you are looking for. I am happy with this purchase. Hope my response helps.
329995
The bottom is concealed with dark brown cloth. It feels like the entire bottom is either thin fiber board or plywood. Possibly you could fasten something to the inside to build depth to attach to. Yours is a good thought. The manufacturer should consider it. It could be a bit higher for comfort. Otherwise it is an attractive and seems sturdy.
881728
Not exactly sure what you are asking. Each side is adjustable -- they can be different heights or the same height. If you are asking about a wire to place shoes on at the bottom -- no there is nothing on the bottom to attach this to.
690417
There's some kind of 'pointy' bracket, that you just hammer into the ground. Then you put the pole into it. I was skeptical when I saw it, as it seems very short and not sturdy enough to support laundry blowing around. We also have clay soil, which is solid by the middle of summer. however, I managed to hammer in the bracket, and the pole has been in constant use for ~4 years now, with no problems.
1719709
it is a resin material - sturdy/solid - I recommend going to Lowe's and buying a 14" square planter insetert and putting it over the opening so you are not filling up the entire planter with dirt which would be impossible to mauver and drain. Also, I drilled several holes in the bottom of this unit and in the planter insert from Lowe's so that water would eaisily drain. Good luck
2109751
vent on one end, directions say allow 3" clearance back, top and sides for air circulation. will not hold proper temp in over 110F or under 0F
1501132
I just went and looked because I wasn't quite sure. It is solid on the bottom with little drainage holes here and there along the seams. I love those baskets as they have been a god send to having a large chest freezer.
651158
I have shirts, pants and suits hanging with shoes on the rack below and purses and sweats/workout clothes in the drawers. It would be able to hold a couple of coats as well. There are studier wardrobes out there but it will be reflected in the price. I am very happy with what I've been using it for. I agree with JSW about the smell. I had that issue too but chalked it up to the processing of the plastic and it eventually went away. The doors close with magnetic closures.
2217752
Yes, the bottom is of thin tent material. I folded blankets for a little cushion.
1894319
yes it is ventless. you can mount on wall or stand on floor with 'legs' provided.
1057501
The bottom is a sturdy plastic material and looks like it would hold up in a damp spot. The back is a canvas material, the same as the rest of the seat and would probably hold up to moisture.
2212746
There are holes on the bottom I'm sure you could set it up with larger washers and short bolts I drilled through my truck bed and bolted it in the rear corner by the tailgate with locking washers and hardened bolts
2185435
No holes, just raised sharp bumps on top. Bottom is, as you suggest, solid.
1482231
The bottom is minimal ( I think 1000 mm), but with any tent a sharp twig or rock could puncture the material. You really get what you pay for with this tent. I would invest in a nice footprint/ground cover if you do go with this tent. You can get some decent ones that are light and protect the tent flooring from debris and water. I used this tent for winter camping and it worked well, but you don't get the nice features of a more expensive tent (i.e. snap together connections for your poles, fly and doors and a thicker floor).