Is it slanted, instead of straight up and down? Sturdy enough to go into a pond from the dock?
1294931
Hello. Yes it is sturdy and it is slanted. However the bottom step will come off if it is not touching the bottom. I wouldn't recommend it as a suspension ladder. It is perfect for an above ground pool and deck though. :)
1294932
It is slanted, but the bottom of the pond would have to be very firm to support it. Most of the weight is transferred to the bottom.
1294933
It is slightly slanted, similar to a step ladder. Our bottom rung does rest on the floor of the pool which is just an above ground on a compacted dirt/sand base. So if the pond floor is firm, or you could make it firm, I suppose it would work. You wouldn't be able to have it free standing off a deck though.
1294934
Yes it is slanted. If you have something to fasten it to like a deck and the bottom will set on something solid it is very sturdy.
1180358
The bottom and sides are much thicker. I live on the gulf coast and my wife and I assemble and launch ours on a rough side of the beach. I always run aground when coming ashore and after almost a year have never had any issues. We also fish under a large concrete bridge and sometimes the wake will slam us against the pilings and still no issues. Hope this helps.
2459
Yes. It can go completely straight and comes with stakes to be held in the ground.
286706
I brought it to Destin, FL recently and it help up great - and it was a very windy day. The base is pretty wide and can be kind of anchored in the sand; I don't know how it would do on an uneven hard surface, but we've never had a problem with it falling over.
1463036
The tray does have a downward slant but like a slanted cup holder in a camping chair you learn to deal with it. Obviously it can't have a rigid tray like people are accustomed to having, I don't find it hard to lift my 22# granddaughter out and I'm 67. For what I want this chair for it is ideal. Extreme ease of portability and somewhere to put a toddler while eating at a campsite. Is it like the monster chairs everyone has now.....no. But I think it fills the bill for what its designed for....camping.
1479913
no. the pic shows the rig slanted sideways, thus the shade is level...Get it? have another beer Einstein!
142191
It is heavy enough not to float. It just sits over the side. It suited our purpose very well.
1442036
I am able to tilt mine back pretty far, enough for a loose water color, really wish I could upload a photo to show you.
127205
Yes. The two sides toll apart and each side flips up vertically. It's sturdy but heavy.
436018
Nope! It leans against the wall. So as long as you're on a level ground you'll be ok.
784079
It is . . . and you can. Except for the four feet that raise it about 3/4 inch up from the basin, it's flat.
1507163
It's sturdy but I would not trust it if it's going to have water hitting it unless u r storing thing that can get wet. Hope this helps.
747985
yep both ends open and not slanted. They are a bit too large in diameter though. other than that they're perfectly fine
897041
Hi Sandy - It has a very slight slant. I have a slanted grate-like thing I put under my drainboards to raise the rear up higher than the lip end. 'Hope that helps.
707123
No...it is the right shape...but it curls up on the edges...it is sturdy but would never be flush to the floor.
1564358
Never had any trouble with it tipping over. Found it a really stable kayak, easy to get into anout of and very stable while paddling.
1587322
Only at a steep angle, it will not sit flat on its bottom or on its side. Would not recommend for a kayak that wide.