Will this work indoors (ie without any stakes)?
1064753
Yes it's awesome, I use it to play with my sugar gliders in the living room.
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Yes. We used them on top of beds (queen, full size) inside a rustic cottage to keep the bugs away at night. My daughter put a sheet inside- it slid around some since the bottom of the tent is nylon. I put an inflatable twin size mattress inside my tent; it worked great. There was enough head room to sit up and play cards inside mine. These would also work outside without stakes if you put some gear inside- even beach towels and maybe a cooler or a pail of sand would keep it from blowing if it was really windy. Since it's mostly net, it would probably take a lot of wind (or wind hitting the sides with the nylon) to move it. Yes. We used them on top of beds (queen, full size) inside a rustic cottage to keep the bugs away at night. My daughter put a sheet inside- it slid around some since the bottom of the tent is nylon. I put an inflatable twin size mattress inside my tent; it worked great. There was enough head room to sit up and play cards inside mine. These would also work outside without stakes if you put some gear inside- even beach towels and maybe a cooler or a pail of sand would keep it from blowing if it was really windy. Since it's mostly net, it would probably take a lot of wind (or wind hitting the... » Read More Yes. We used them on top of beds (queen, full size) inside a rustic cottage to keep the bugs away at night. My daughter put a sheet inside- it slid around some since the bottom of the tent is nylon. I put an inflatable twin size mattress inside my tent; it worked great. There was enough head room to sit up and play cards inside mine. These would also work outside without stakes if you put some gear inside- even beach towels and maybe a cooler or a pail of sand would keep it from blowing if it was really windy. Since it's mostly net, it would probably take a lot of wind (or wind hitting the sides with the nylon) to move it. « Show Less
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Yes, it can be used indoors. It has a pivoting thing in the middle that doesn't require mounting it down.
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I can't answer that question. I stopped using the stakes when the batteries died after a season of totally ineffective performance. I really wanted them to work, but alas...
193693
You'd have to adapt it to a new base...The stakes have to be in the ground....I know someone who welded a plate with a pipe sticking out to mount to it... Yeah, that's what I wanted to do too...use indoors! Grrrr..I didn't see the light gray stakes that come with it!
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I use mine in my basement. It is very stable even without the stakes. Bad shots are usually not a problem. Just stand fairly close and the only issue is if your shot does not get into the air. Grounders will bounce of the base. I have never missed wide though.
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Yes, if you use the stakes that come with it. I live in the high desert and have no problem as long as I secure it.
1203020
It sure can. Very easily sets up in less than a min. As well as taken down in a min, the the exception of the stakes...
2106749
No stakes, just sit on flat ground. Quality of these peoples products is very good. I bought one then turned around and bought a second one. Heavy enough with or without dirt not going anywhere
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It does bring stakes. You can put them when it's on the ground, but not when it's on concrete. What I've done is got a small weight and attach to two of the legs with bungie cords and it works fine.
1781126
Yes, if you use something to it weight down where the stakes would be used.
668925
No, It is indoor use only. It will work outside, but eventually the moisture will cause it to fail prematurely.
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It will work as a freestanding tent, yes. Pegs/stakes are mostly to keep it from blowing away in a storm.
626689
Yes it comes with the stakes,but I found it works better if you dig about a five inch hole then cover the stakes with sand . If the wind is strong.
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I suppose you could use this indoors. The difficulty being, this tent requires you to stake it down, in order for the tent stays erect. It doesn't stay up on it's own like a traditional dome tent. I hope that answer helps. :)
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I have only used this with 5.56 using the stakes. I could only guess if it would work alright without them. Just guessing that it may move a bit without the stakes in.
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It doesnt have any stakes, but my baby loved the rent it since he was 13 months old, he doesnt use very often the tunnel since We dont have enough space to placed it
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As long as the stake are metal, you will be fine. Surveyors used to use simple steel spikes when marking boundaries. Now they seem to use wood stakes more. Hope that helps