Is it safe to use on an Apartment balcony?
1081571
keep it away from any wood and think it should be just fine, we take camping better than a real wood fire , no cleaning up
1081572
This is a. Judgement call. No fire should be left unatended. It would depend on the size of the balcony if it is small I would say no to be safe.
1081573
Should be OK as long as you...Insure you have at least 8ft. min. clearance all around unit. Do not set directly on wood decking. (Use 1/2" min. thick concrete protective board under it)
2054052
I use mine outside without any issues. I would recommend them highly especially for interior room.
1694381
Anywhere outside will work. You just want to be sure the outside thermometer is not in the sunlight. Mine is on a wooden rack on the patio. If you have to hang it from a tree branch or on the wall of your balcony, I recommend duct taqpe.
1382726
It will be safe to use, however, if you have windows that have drafts, it means they aren't sealed and you will get some smoke inside. I put mine on my front deck and just put it on a wooden pallet to raise it from the deck itself. It was fine.
1453447
I'm not sure but it think so. They have other attachments for different balcony types.
57736
I wouldn't use it if it's too windy or more than a slight breeze. Those reflectors will catch the wind. I don't know how much they can withstand, but intend to be cautious with my stuff. I do place it on the floor of my deck and not up on a table. I don't want to risk it falling. BIf limit use to gentle breeze or less. Stuff breeze and above, I wouldn't want to risk it.
1841518
the bottom of the bowl is about 4-6" off the ground due to the length of the legs, so as long as your balcony isn't too small, it would probably be ok
1937521
Although I like this raised garden bed for the yard, I'd never use it on a balcony. It would leak. I'd get small kiddy pool fill bottom with sand, and finish with light-weight potting soil.
923081
I have used it in that way under my house and a deck. I believe this is fine as long as it is not exposed to sunlight.
291455
If you're using it for plants you could clamp it to the railing if you have one. Anything solid that the opening on the clamp will fit onto.Clamp opens to about 4".Hard to say unless I know the layout of the balcony and what you're using it for.I would be careful about using it outdoors though,and keep it out of any wet weather. Hope that helps.
283707
I live in an apartment and have a wood fence walling off one side of my balcony. I hung it up on the fence using zip ties tied around the slats. You could also use screw in hooks like the ones that you hang hanging planters from. The tabs at the top are loops.
1307806
Yes, as long as there is proper ventilation for the smoke you'll be fine. The unit itself does not get hot on the outside, it's contained on the inside and I have used it numerous times in my garage even with the doors open when it has been raining. Shouldn't be a problem.
874890
It can be assembled without the balcony but the access to the balcony will need to be covered. I have the balcony assembled and the railing is plenty secure.
1288876
Yes it does but it might be too heavy for a balcony you may want to use the pots.
494083
It is safe to use, But with me living in a condo I have to bring the parts in to clean which makes it a pain in the butt. What you need to do is the tray below the burner should be wrapped in alumium, it protects the tray.Also make sure you keep an eye on the metal tin below the grill if it fills up it will spill over. But other then that I love the grill.
1327644
If you put it under a covered area it might be OK but . . . the slot is ON TOP so any rain or insects might get in it. It does not seem like it would hold up well to be outside (made of steel that seems like it could rust and not real heavy duty), although it might be OK in a covered area (but again, bugs?). I have mine just inside the apartment primary entrance where the mailboxes are located so not outside.
309865
I cant imagine how that would possibly be safe. The frame around the top gets almost red hot and it also it gives off a lot of smoke when cooking. Maybe under some very unique circumstances - like in a big warehouse or something - but there isn't any way I could see it being used in your average living room. The bottom part IS designed to let you put it on a wood picnic table safely - but like at a park. Screened in porch might be OK if there is good air exchange. Hope this helps.