Would this frame work sitting on top of a cement patio?
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We have ours on a cement porch and it is great, although if you have kids that rough house or rock it from side to side with all their body weight...it could possibly fall over? Not sure though but I would assume the legs could be slid into a bad position if forced since it isn't staked into the ground.
2030565
I put mine on the porch . it is a brick porch and have no problems. Just had to pull the legs to the right angel so the would nto rock. As long as someone is sensible and doesn't tr to reach the moon it works great. Daughter is 150 pounds and I weigh well around 300 and it hold both of us just fine along with the wooden homemade swing m dad had given me Love it.
2030566
I would agree with Tina L. On the grass the legs tend to settle into the ground, do not slide and I would consider it safe, but unless there is a way to anchor it to the cement, I would not recommend it.
2030567
Yes however you may want to get plastic caps or something to put on the bottom of the legs for protection to the patio.
1468401
It really can't cause the shell sits on top of the frame. You'd have to alter the frame.
698623
I dont think that it would stand up on concrete. we put it up on our deck but instead of staking we tied it to the railing of the deck. Even with that it moved a bit in the wind. I think you would need to stake it or at least tie it to something. I hope that helps. Mike
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It would probably work but I'd use 2 part epoxy cement for something like that. Unless you had a lot of space to fill.
233471
It could, but you'd have to buy different screws that could anchor into cement.
1578587
Yes! We have our unit through the block basement wall and used a 2 x 6 as a frame to let unit sit on! We are very happy with our unit!
1700654
YES!. Just make sure you support the frame well, insulate around it and caulk the seams well. Just bought one 6 weeks ago and did this.
1336925
It would sit there fine, but if you want it to rock that would probably not work. I have mine on my slate patio outside, and even when it hits an uneven spot I kind of feel it, and it doesn't want to rock very well. For me, that's the nice thing about this chair is that it's relaxing to rock in it. But even without rocking, it's very comfy.
402492
I would say yes. It is metal and very sturdy so sitting on it shouldn't be a problem.
651353
I have my doubts that it would if anyone is sitting on it. It will roll well on smooth concrete like a garage floor and not as well on rough concrete like a driveway. It can easily roll away from under you when trying to sit down if a floor is slick like tile.
830113
The frame is lightweight aluminum, with four points of contact supporting the top. I do not believe it could support the weight of granite - glass, wood, or metal (like zinc or stainless) but not stone.
1733111
It should, since it's foam you should be able to push it down in case the frame is a tad small. Hope that helps.
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The height is not adjustable. The frame sits about 1 foot off of the ground.
1227715
Mine is on a concrete patio but I don't think I would put it on a wood deck.
74794
mine is shorter than that but I am using pvc pipe to make an extended frame for the top think it will work
900817
If you were pouring fresh concrete or were able to drill into the concrete it should work. It's very stable just pushed into the ground.
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No, I don't think so. You might consider a wood framed base or concrete poured