Does it have to be used in a grassy lawn? Or a concrete ground/pavement is okay? Thanks!
2017328
I dont think it matters it would be more of a preference in case the kids fall out
2017329
I don't think it would work well on concrete. The children come down pretty quickly from the slide and need a surface that isn't so hard.
2017330
I would say it is better on grass b/c concrete would be hard at the bottom of the slide.
117262
i currently use mine outdoors on my concrete covered patio. I it would need to be on a hard surface indoor or out. If outside a good wind will kick up the mat along with the ball return unless you use doublesided tape to keep it down. The mat also get debris stuck to it outside in the wind but a broom can take care of any stuck leaves/etc. hope this helps
2233187
This item is designed to be placed on either the lawn or on pavement. For either location, you have to make sure that the legs are unable to shift and it is secured down so the entire unit is not able to sway in the wind. Please remember that this item is not a permanent structure and should not be left up unattended.If you need any further assistance, please contact us at service2@wpinnacle.com or (214) 491-6991 Monday - Friday 9am-4pm.Thanks,WPIC Store Management
281925
I installed this in my garden and not over concrete or tile. I have no problem since the water drains into the soil. I don't believe this is meant to be used over any type of pavement if one is concerned about water leakage. This has been the best thing I purchased for the garden. I made a herb garden and we enjoy it very much and so do our neighbors who help themselves to fresh organic basil. I covered the base with garden fabric to prevent weed growth.
272899
After reading the response about grass, I have to say using it there never entered my mind. It comes with a padto set up the pins, and the organization I purchased it for uses it inside and on concrete outside. I did not realizethere was a hole to add sand, but I think that is a good suggestion to make the pins a little heavier and more stable.
435108
Better on pavement. It is fine on grass, but it is definitely harder to pedal than on the sidewalk. My son mostly rides on the sidewalk.
435110
We have never tried it on grass, but I suspect pavement is better than grass. It works very well on pavement and if there is a slight hill or decline the kids can even stop pedaling and just glide down. Kids enjoy the car. The Only issue is my son says it hurts his lower back when he pedals a lot. The seat back sort of digs in to him- almost like we need to put a cushion there for him. .
1529686
We have used ours when we roller blade and it does just fine. As long as your on pavement you can go pretty good with it. As For grass...it will go as long as it is not tall..rocks...not so much.
1074904
It's very sturdy! You should be able to use it on any ground. It rolled good in my driveway and my driveway is crushed concrete.
1176636
I wouldn't recommend setting it on the grass. The uneven nature of the ground will make it a challenge to build the floor / walls. I had a landscaper grade an area and fill with gravel and then place a rubber tile surface for the shed. All in all it was less than $1000 to get the ground ready for the shed.
1210910
You need a floor for stability really. You could put it straight on the grass but it won't be grass long and you'll end up with a dirt floor. I really recommend the floor frame and some plywood...otherwise you'll be stepping up over a metal framing bar and then down into the shed. It helps keep it sturdy as well. :)
359426
I wouldn't recommend putting on concrete, the bottom is way too thin for that and if your baby falls, will hurt themselves. Recommend putting it on grass, or put an athletic mat or children's play mat under.
1719818
Not recommended for concrete. The friction will wear holes in the material and its very safe because if you fall you could seriously injure yourself. Recommend grass only. Hope this helps.
978763
It can. It slides easier on pavement, so it will take a little more weight loaded on it. Obviously on pavement, there will be more wear to the skids than on grass.
503588
It is pretty heavy duty. Wheels move easily on concrete but not sure about grass especially if there is an incline.
80542
Yes. We use it in and outside - works great on the concrete and deck. Have had it for over a year i think
1544889
yes, used it on concrete foundation around house and on around bilko door with no sign of harm to grass.