Can you take the inside slats out. I more or less was wondering if I could use it a a fence to hide an "eye sore" in the yard
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Slats are not advertised to be removable. seems to me that if you forcibly remove them (cut them out), foundational stability would be compromised.
1033793
Yes, you could leave the slats out. It might not be too sturdy but it would still stand.
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I am not sure! I have not tried that. But I think both the solid walls and screen walls just hook to the canopy so it may be possible. One thing we have done is to fold down the upper portion of the solid wall.. Kind of nice to corral dogs, let in some wind, etc.
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Yes, the top may be removed if you wish. You may also place the hide away any place you like.
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Would not work for that purpose as it needs a lift gate. BUT I would suggest one of those shower size tents I have seen at Sporting Good stores. They are for privacy chem toilets or whatever. But I think if you position that at an angle by the door (one corner at one side of the door and the door used as a shield/gate on the other side. Or hang a curtain across from other side of doorway to tent) it could work. I hope you understand what I mean. Can't exactly diagram it here. I love tear drops.
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Could be used outside in sheltered position but recommend treatment to protect hinges/ areas susceptible to corrosion. We mounted ours inside in shared hallways, which avoids any "unwanted" attention. Good luck.
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Hi Janis! We put ours on the inside of the fence. Immediately the yard took on a cozier feeling, a more intimate atmoshere. So glad we did.Hope this helps.....Jeanni
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You can leave it open or use a fabric liner. It really depends on where it's going to be set up.
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Yes. It will make it kind of like a ball pit. The balls will probebly escape through the hole opening if you don't block the opening so you might want to put a sheet over the hole on the inside part of the opening. That way they can still get out by just moving the sheet or blanket aside.
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The slats are not sturdy. Replace them with 2x6s on edge and then use plywood. Not box sprint will be required. Worked for me
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you don't need any slats. It is designed for a memory foam mattress to lay right over the top. It eliminates the box spring, I should have put this thing in years ago!
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You probably could, but it's not really in the way at all. It's underneath and unseen. I wouldn't bother trying to remove it.
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I would definitely put something sturdy underneath it because it is very flexible (it arrived in a box, doubled over on itself; so there's not a whole lot of support). I would worry that it may fall through the slats.
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Only if you have the panel in to close it, then your pet can't in or out either. I have heard on a rare occasion of other animals i.e. a raccoon using it.
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No, the upper and lower frame sections pass through sleeves on the back of the cushion. So the only way to remove it is to take the frame apart, not practical. Ours is outdoors, so to protect it we pull the top rail forwards and use bungies to hold it vertical, then put a tarp over it. Have done that for some years with no problem.
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If the slats are closely placed it shouldn't be a problem-if they're more than a few inches apart I'd get a piece of plywood or other foundation to lay over them.
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I think it is far too big to go in a window. Even if You braced it I don't think it would be safe. It is really intended for a sleeve in the wall. Hope this was helpful.
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You can probably tuck it under the litterbox without an issue. Cutting it may be a little difficult.