can i just sink them straight into the ground along my front walk?
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They are designed to be mounted into either a deck or patio. It requires drilling a hole. I don't think they would work well being mounted into dirt or grass. They are very small; about one inch diameter. Try landscape lights with a spike.
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I would say no. I installed these lights into the deck railing and stair railing leading up to the deck. In the railing, the lights are about 3 feet about the deck and protected somewhat from the weather. They are water resistant, but I don't think that they would do well straight into the ground. You probably need some lights that have their own enclosure with something that can be inserted into the ground that would help protect the lights.
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I wouldn't recommend putting them in the in the dirt, would not hold up to direct moisture. They are meant to be recess mounted in decking, stair risers, etc.
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I guess you could. I'm not sure how you'd keep them in place given the size.
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Sure you can. Just sprinkle a little on top of the ant hill and in 2 or 3 days they just disappear. Work like a charm.
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Nope. They drop right out. Make sure you open it up outside or wherever you're relocating them.
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Yes you can. Of course when you wring them out it will still be damp but it will be ready to pick up more water. They are very durable.
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hi Ursula, i wouldnt do it. these are made to relax but more of a still kind of way, not for walking around much either. hope this helps
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I would have to say no. f you put them on anything other than a flat, hard surface the edges would raise up as you walk across them.
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No, you have to purchase them separate. The peat pellets don't fit they are too big so I would suggest you use starter soil.
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You can mix them with sand to better spread them. You don't want to bury deeper than 1 inch.
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I haven't tried that but I would say yes. They will actually pass a tiny bit of sand through so I'd assume that water would pass OK, might be slow.
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Depends on how deep you wanna go! but yes they can eventually touch the ground if you'd want them too! Depending on your weight you'd want the pro version which the max weight is 300 lbs and the 23 lb version is 250 lbs max weight!
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I don't throw no you would put them in water. They are made of wood so too much water would warp them.
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In my opinion, no. I think they would weigh too much once you put the dirt in them.
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You can. They are hollow. But the design is robust enough that I simply set it on the ground. My plant dies off in the winter so I push the arbor back against the house and then move it back out in Spring to train to the plant that grows up around it.
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Hi Brenda, Yes you can, but each half storage area is only a few shovels of compost. They do work very well we have taken several batches out since last summer. Hope this is of help.
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you will probably have to screw them together (they might slide off of each other). also the more you stack the more soil you're going to need.
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I guess so. But if you soak them in water often, I'm not sure. Walk them at the beach? I'd say be careful with your knees.
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If the ground is very solid its OK . water always spills out and they will sink if it's not a solid base. . to make sure there OK I would put padio blocks under each. Make sure u just don't place them down on the surface. Make them level with the ground!!!!!