Can This Be Used Outside (Backyard) My Backyard Is Mostly Solid Concrete?
936307
I think that you should contact the manufacturer and ask. The exposure to sunlight, and rain can damage tiles. If the manufacturer has done studies they can advise you of the tiles tolerances. Good luck.
936308
I would not use these tiles outside. I don't think the glue would hold if they are exposed to the weather.
936309
It's very thin. If you set it with mortar it may hold up. But if the mortars not perfectly even it will Crack and break
936310
Not sure, but wouldn't think so since it has a glue backing. It would probably buckle eventually from the weather.
936311
Possibly I installed mine in the bathroom; I apply liquid nail to the adhesive back in Squared X pattern and so far so good. I do not what can happen under direct sunlight or extreme watering.
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.
1421526
No ... in fact my arbor, which has now been installed for about 9 months, seems quite substantial using the posts that were packaged with it. Plus, in this part of the coast we have very sandy soil. Unless there is a compelling reason, concrete would not be necessary.
1818775
Yes, I mounted mine to a concrete wall. It is mounted solid. I have not had any problems.
2241602
it will work perfectly on concrete. I used it to coat my concrete patio and it did just fine.
1009364
If it's on smooth concrete and it's dependent on how much weight do you have on it, yes you can but it's very flimsy. I don't recommend buying this product.
2097161
I would say yes. I tested it on my sidewalk that was poured concrete, but made to look like cobblestone. It has been several months and it still beads up when it rains.
362532
Yes, definitely can use outside. The only risk is going down any slope, there are no brakes, so flat areas are best. My kids love it, and well built, had it for over a year now.
668923
No. It is definitely not designed for outside, but would probably do OK outside on a covered porch.
1026753
Yes you can go outdoors with it. Might not be the smoothest on grass. But is smooth on concrete
1071349
Yes, I believe so, though I no longer have the packaging to confirm. This is not built well enough for an all-weather environment. I could see it being on a covered patio perhaps, but not exposed to the elements.
430892
Yes, it can be used outside. I have it almost fully extended and I definitely had to use the center bracket screwed into the ceiling of our patio. Had I not used the bracket it would have sagged in the middle and the weight of the curtains would have pulled the tension rod down. So tension only, not so good, rod secured with screws works great.
2051391
You can definitely use it outside, but only in shade. Direct sunlight causes it to bronze.
1775279
no you cannot. you need a drill with a carbide tip for concrete. The best for concrete is a hammer drill and carbide bits.
1054669
We used ours outside but if its on carpet id have to say no it wont be a problem for the neighbors :)
1884247
We use ours outside and it with stands the force of a college player rebounding, I would suggest putting bricks or weights. Our grass is dense enough.
623428
Yes, this can be used outdoors. I add sand bags to each side for more support.