Is it mountable on hard ground like ceramic floor? I intend to use it indoors.
1675767
Sure there are stakes and anchoring device to allow you to. I have mine indoors because of the snow. If you are going to agility class with your dog, I highly suggest purchasing this equipment on this website. It will allow your dog and you to better perform in the training classes. If the dog isn't performing it lacks practice and you yourself have to practice to form a team effort to be successful. It meets the standards for agility in size. I love it and practicing every day.
1675768
Not really, but you could use like sand bags and put them inside the tunnel.
1675769
It has stakes for the ground outside but it has holes with grommets, so if you had something to fasten it to, you could.
1675770
You can lay it on the floor, but it will move around a little just like carpet. You can try to tie or tape the strings if you feel the need.somehow.
1675771
It mounts using stakes so it would to mount indoors. We do use it indoors without the stakes and it stays pretty well if you keep the dogs from being to crazy
1868034
The base is 4 1/4 inches deep. If you anchored it to the wall also, then I think it would be fine on the floor. I mounted mine directly into the studs, thru the back with black screws I got at the hardware store. It is very secure that way. It has a high quality plexiglass front with two clasps on the side to keep the door shut. I think my glasses would be relatively safe even in an earthquake.
2132
No. It is a wall mount rack. I am sure you can find one that has feet for the floor.
2080447
It certainly can. It can be mounted in any position just make sure to inset it so the tile will run right up to the inside edge. Good luck with your project. Ec
1830966
I would say that it could be. You would just need to take care to trim around it nicely or mount the faceplate over the carpet (may need to trim away a bit of the padding if it is too thick, which would also give the benefit of having it sit below the surface), but i see no reason why it could not be mounted over a carpeted floor. The faceplate mounts with four brass wood screws that are pretty long (~2 inches). If your carpet were deeper, the only thing you might need to do is buy longer screws.
1962485
Yes, it has legs, but it would safer (fire hazard) to mount it higher above the floor level.
379869
It makes more of a mess then they advertise but its manageable on hard floors. I would not use it on carpet, it will definitely get ground in.
1226298
It does nit need to be bolted to the ground, putting on carpet is fine. Wouldo be more stable though on hard floor.
1827747
Yes, it may be bolted to a wall or hard surface such as the floor, or a permanently mounted shelf, etc. Bolt holes are included.
740709
It does not need to touch the ground. I comes with brackets for deck mounting.
1569036
This would be fine on the floor. in our camper it is just on a wood platform works great!
1143211
Yes, mine is hanging from the bracket but the instructions say "intended for use on a hard floor, table top, desk or on shelf..... or suspended". The bottom is sheet metal, no feet.
1043294
I don't think it will sit on the ground with any stability. I've bought 4 of these over the years and always have to wall mount them, even when placing one near the floor, to keep them upright and stable.
2108977
I have mine inside the house. If you mount it outside, especially on a metal pole, you would want to ground the pole just to be safe.
124531
The unit has legs and can be set on a floor - if not carpeted - I put mine on a small platform. It is recommended that you attach it to the wall to stabilizes the unit.
1371239
Sure, mine is on a carpet. There aren't rollers so it more or less has to be lifted to some extent to move it on any surface although I suppose you could force a slide around on a hard floor but I would imagine it would scuff the floor material.
902943
I would use it for engineered flooring. It really was impressive with tile, and that's much more difficult to adher to. Is your floor popping up? Is it supposed to be a floating floor?