Can this be used indoors?
941734
I suppose you could, but you would need a considerable amount of room to do so. This is a VERY NICE but very heavy and large teeter totter. It truly is nice enough to be on a school or local park playground. I wouldn't suggest using it on hard wood either as the parts are metal and would probably scratch. Ours is outside and so far has held up to the elements nicely. I would definitely recommend this set!
941735
I would say only in a gym or the like. Would need plenty room. Really good toy though! Kids still enjoying it since last Christmas.
941736
If you want to use it indoors you will need a space big enough for it to rotate all the way around without hitting anything. Also, I move mine around the yard periodically because the wheel under each seat starts to wear a circular pattern in the grass. I would imagine it would wear a similar pattern in carpet. If you have a cement floor it probably isn't a concern. Hope that helps.
941737
Absolutley. The Teeter Totter has a wheel under each end, so that when it touches the floor, it will roll. )I had to spread the wheel holder on one end so the wheel would roll freely.) Keep in mind that it can roll around VERY fast, and is quite easy for a child to go flying off, so make sure it is on a rug, and you have plenty of room around it so there are no obstructions that could hurt the child. Our grandkids LOVE this thing! It is built extremely well and moves quite freely. I waxed all the parts before assembly to hopefully make it last as long as possible.
941738
We haven't used it indoors, but I don't see tou wouldn't be able to. But you would need a very large and very thick mat to put under it to protect your floors and the children from any falls.
941739
Sure. If you have enough room for it. Youtube has several videos of children using it indoor.
668461
Don't know that would use it indoors. It's made to preserve wood outdoor. Not sure why you would want to use it indoors?
774501
I don't see why not as the fuel can be used indoors. You just need to be able to snuff the flame.
1022678
I would not use it inside.....not sure what the instructions say, but it does have an odor if you are very close to it. I do not know what to use inside, sorry.
752309
It's made for outdoor use so indoors would be just fine. It's LED so it doesn't generate much heat so it could be used any ware.
232451
I think it could be used inside with a proper location. You would need room for it and the propane tank, and venilation.I would not recommend it though.
1162231
It is not recommended for use indoors. It gives off a small amount of chemical repellant and should be used where there is open air.
863475
I am sure it can but I am not up on building codes. Seems like the package said it could be used inside. The only comment I have is that the weather proof nature of the cable makes it not quite as flexible as plain indoor cable. Hope that helps!
856087
I suppose it "could" be used indoors, but it has a totally patio/deck look. It's so comfortable, though, that I might consider setting it up in the basement during the winter! ;)
328888
we use it indoor, no problem. also used at brunch restaurants all the time.
2047757
Yes, this can be used indoors. I used it to plant orchids outdoors and I am very satisfied. In fact I am trying to find bigger ones for other and bigger plants.
1970773
Nope. This said, however, it really isn't meant for *true* indoor use. Garage or construction zone, sure, but keep it out of the living room.
944576
Yep, you can use for indoor use. It won't damage anything because it goes like 2 mph I believe.
953169
It's only for indoor use. I just reviewed the product if you are interested in my opinions on it, first review for it on Amazon.
653385
You can use it indoors....but be sure to put the plug in on the inside of the planter. You wouldn't want any water dripping on your inside floors.
434245
Yes, we use it indoors with no problems at all. The dimensions are accurate so you can easily determine if it fits in your room.
132350
I don't think you would want to use indoors. You still get a lot of smoke when cooking.