Is the clear cover made of plastic or mesh? Are the legs supposed to go into the ground? Or can I set it on concrete?
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The cover is plastic. The legs could go in the ground but I have mine setting on concrete. There are feet with holes for screws, I anchored mine to boards and have my concrete blocks that I use for shelving setting on them so it has not moved with some very strong wind. I am pleased with it.
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I have it in the grOund and everywhere on it is an opaque plastics and to make it stronger there is a mesh like material within the plastic.
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The one I have is clear plastic mesh (heavy duty). Legs are meant to be anchored to the ground, but I just put is up in my yard without anchoring it with no problems. You can set it on concrete.
936158
It appears to be reinforced plastic. The legs can sit on concrete because they have flat pads with holes for bolts (mine does anyway), but you'll have to anchor it down somehow or the greenhouse will turn into a kite. If you go to King Canopy website it might answer more questions for you. Good luck.
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It is a very thick plastic. It does not go into the ground but if you have any type of wind you will need to tie down securely. I used tie downs plus cinder blocks around the edges. I have tied down a gazebo (on concrete) using cinder blocks as well. Good luck.
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The cover is a sturdy plastic. It probably can be painted with spray paint for plastic. It will probably scrape up easily though.
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The foot at the bottom has two textures. One is a red rubber pad with circular bottom, or it can be turned over to be a cleated hard plastic (which is better for turf). I use it on carpet and it's perfectly stationary.
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It is plastic. I don't know if the plastic strip on the bottom would get tripped up by the slots between the boards on a deck. I do know that mine got ripped off when I hit a plastic landscaping strip hidden under the snow and I can't get it back on.
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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
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The canopy is brown and matches the steel. Not adjustable legs but mine are set on concrete blocks buried flush with the ground. I use mine above a hot tub, works great.
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I don't think you can anchor it to the ground in its current form. You could rig something up with real tent stakes and some cloth wraps. Two of the four sides on the top are mesh and the other two are the colored tent material. It doesn't come with a tent "cover" for the mesh sides but again, you could rig something up to block out the mesh. I hope that helps!
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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
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Mine is neither fabric or hard plastic. It is a thick, perforated, flexible plastic. Similar to a tough duffle bag bottom. You could drag it filled across concrete & scuff it, but not wear through.
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The cover is made of a rubber-like material. Is somewhat soft, but still firm. It will not slide around and it will not scratch. I use it against the exterior painted fiberglass walls of my RV.
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It Should be set in concrete. It is possible to have a heavy plate welded to the bottom at your expense by a local metal shop.
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The wheels are plastic, but it seemed to go very well in the house. Haven't tried it outside on concrete yet.
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It is made of some sort of metal. Very sturdy. It could be used outside. We are in the middle of moving so I can't look at it. I don't recall that it has anchors to cement it in though. Also not sure if it would rust. We love it though and has definitely been a great buy for us.
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The legs have a flat pad that would sit nicely on concrete. The problem would be to anchor it down something you must do if there could be any wind at all. From experience it acks like a big KITE.
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It has legs for flat surface, I took it camping and put it on uneven ground without the stakes and it was pretty sturdy! You'll enjoy it.
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There are no threads on the legs to secure it to the ground. so I guess if you can weld one side of the L bracket to the leg then you can fix it to the concrete
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Yes, this canopy can be set up on a concrete foundation. I have used them for many events on asphalt and concrete. Generally this tent comes with plastic feet that will protect the surface. One thing i would recommend is to use tie-downs and some sort of weight if the canopy will be set up in a location that has any sort of wind. We get large water barrels from our local event rental place.