how big can the rocks be that u put in there
1068960
With my 6" mini power sluice I have changed the carpet and ruffles with vortex matting. It works great. You can put up to 1" rocks in it
1068961
We recommend putting nothing bigger than an inch in diameter through this unit.
1105876
I would dig out the area you want to put it in, removing any rocks, and place the legs in the hole. Then fill it in with bagged dirt, wetting the area down as you go along to insure settlement of the dirt, almost like planting a shrub. Ours is really sturdy and with the winds we have experienced this past summer, it never fell over, and it has a very big clematis growing on it at present. It is really sturdy.
1954494
It is pretty deep. Probably 15-20 or so would fit without smashing them in there.
2066140
It should be okay they are pretty wide. You could always find some flat rocks to put under the three legs for better stability or if you can find some thick hard plastic and have them cut to fit under the legs that would help from them sinking.
160030
The rock is a little larger then one cubic foot. Love the size of the unit and everything. The pp is not large enough. Will buy a bigger pump later. Great unit. :-)
1986770
Yes, but you need to be a pretty good judge of the size of the stone. There are different settings, depending on the weight of the stone.
1871222
some round or rough rocks it can handle. it will NOT handle sharp rocks or sticks.
1182670
It's too light for rocky soil. It would most likely just bounce around on the surface. If it's very small rock, you'd be fine, but anything over 1.5" would pose a challenge.
1357570
I would guess around 8" with all the rocks and decor in it. The tank itself is 11 1/2" tall.
107942
it depends on how far you pound them into the ground. They have to be in enough to support themselves but I would think you could get 7 to 9 inches out of them if need be. Not sure it they are what your looking for to contain daylilies or vines however.
2088288
i used the 6" rockwool cubes and they are huge! so very little rock was needed to fill the sides and cover the tops.
754707
Not sure but I think it's to big you would have to put something in with it
49566
Depends on the size of the rock. The material is not an issue -- I use it to cut agates and quartz up to a couple inches in size. The important thing is to go slow and make sure to keep the cut wet.
1336924
That all depends on how small the rocks. If they are very small it should be OK. I love the chair.
836592
no. it comes ready to rock. just slide it open to expand to the size you want it
1885091
I am guessing. If the rocks are flat--probably not. If the rocks are not flat it would probably work.
217525
Yes, if you have the proper tools! The rock is much larger than I had expected but we found another spot for it and it looks great.