I would like to set these on concrete. Do these have floors? If not, any recommendations on what to lay down?
237476
No floors at all. I put mine down on a grassy surface and several layers of weed cloth.
237477
They do not have bottoms(floors). I put mine on my previous garden with garden fabric. They produce an amazing crop of veggies and fruit last year.
237478
There are no floors or bottoms and I just set them up on the grass outside of my garage.
237479
I put mine right on the grass. They do not have bottoms. Remember if you do put them on concrete that only certain plants will grow because of the root system not being able to go through into the ground past the cement.
237480
No floors. I put mine on the ground, after I had taken out the grass. I put a few layers of newspaper down. I had a marvelous yield from the plants and had to do very little weeding.
237481
No floors but I followed the lasagna method and used a cardboard layer first then newspaper. Layers of peat moss and organic materials after that.
264495
I use them primarily on grass but I stay away from concrete. They are a thrill and we have tons of laughs. They are very slippery if wet so best to keep dry. Highly recommend u r gonna have lots of fun.
526083
Yes it comes with a floor. The 'how to assemble' video by the company stresses having a level surface to put it on and that's very important. We didn't have concrete. My husband leveled the area and put down gravel between railroad ties to form a foundation.
2120148
Sure, but they would have to be glued down to the concrete. they're just loose vinyl mats, there's no peel & stick. You can get adhesive for concrete at a hardware store or Home Depot for $5 or $6.
1377070
On top of any flat, level surface is perfect. Definitely no need to put anything down on the concrete. Mine is built directly on the ground, and the surface is level but not completely perfectly flat, and it fit together perfectly and the doors operate perfectly. It's not as fussy as some seem to indicate. Any concrete surface that's even close to flat will be just fine.
1425999
yes they do. we used them in the house on the kitchen floor. They have to have flat surface. but they are really a lot of fun
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..
1346138
A concrete base will work fine I put down 2 inches of sand which was real easy they don't shift at all and are solid
2120153
I actually ended up returning these because I was going to use them on wood, but once I received it, the product said indoor only. I can't say for sure that they would work on concrete.
826689
They are just like thick hard plastic (like those First Step slides or playhouses/kitchen for kids-that type of durable thick plastic) but with a smooth texture. You can put a nice cushion/foam mat or mat or even the dog bed fits inside the house(just measure to fit). It is better than concrete floors or wooden floors I would think-it has to be hard, to be sturdy enough for flooring for a big dog. So just think of those plastic toy kitchens and playhouses as to the feel of the plastic-strong and durable.
1415002
Padding would not allow the tiles to lay on the floor correctly. I put them on my basement floor and they work great! They have a thick rubber back and stay in place.
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I dont set it up on concrete but for grass and dirt setups, I have some 'u' anchors that I pound into the ground over the upright stands to keep it from being blown over. That has been easy cheap and effective for me. Good luck
781338
You could put them on any kind of pad. They are covered by a nylon "sock" that surrounds the entire speaker and are quite heavy. The foot allows for padded feet or spikes depending whether you are putting them on on bare floor or carpet.
276206
I would say they are generally intended to be used on a hard surface floor where they would grip better. If putting over carpet they might tend to shift due to the nap of the carpet in the way an area rug does.
1039921
As I recall, they are. I have them on a tile floor. I believe they come with stick-on pads. If not you can buy pads at the local hardware store.
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I wouldn't put them on wood floors. If you do, you need some kind of protection. That is what my husband just said. Mine are on tile in the kitchen.
150539
No. Truthfully, I haven't had the best experience with them. I just took up the floor I laid down about two months ago because the tiles kept sliding around. They wouldn't stick. I've had experience with vinyl flooring in the past, I've fine three floors if my house with wood look vinyl flooring which worked well, these, not so much.