Is this appropriate/safe for an apartment terrace?
1663949
Most apartments have restrictions on charcoal or open flame propane. Most of the time on the Elec Weber there is no flame up except if you don't clean the pan under the coils, which is easy to do. I would prefer charcoal to bbq but not allowed. Propane is to hot for me. I love my electric weber. Once you cook something the timing is always the same.
1663950
Yes. I use it on my condo porch which is wood construction. Just clean the grill and grill pan frequently to prevent any flare ups.
1663951
I think this grill was designed specifically for apartment terraces, patios, and decks. You just have to be mindful of the hot element, don't trip over the cord, and make sure you turn it off and unplug it after use. I forgot once and it was on for two weeks. You can imagine my electric bill.
488506
I would not recommend it unless it was outside in a somewhat sheltered area. Even then I wouldn't do it. It is perfect for a garage or indoor.
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.
604025
I don't think you'll have a problem with it!! Paint is sturdy, and as long as item isn't scratched, it will be beautiful on your covered balcony! :)
932992
Yes it would work fine for that, but the unit is light and works best when affixed to a floor.
847778
i would say, yes. i use them regularly for outdoor dining on our terrace. they look great, too.
1382727
Hey, Lee... Your outside balcony should be perfect providing that your neighbor's window isn't open. The smoker provides very adequate smoke for the cooking process, but is not objectionable to the neighborhood. It should be a pleasant experience for all!
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
1593474
I would certainly hope so. They're holding up your house. Plus as I recall they are stronger than traditional joists, by far. Ok, that was a bit more flippant than I meant. Still I think you're safe.
2098528
I would say it wouldn't be safe. The top is recessed and I can see the tv easily tipping over. I'm sure there are ways you could make it work. However that may be equally as unsafe.
262425
In my experience, yes. When I first purchased it, I was on the top floor of an apartment and had no problems.
1677075
Yes, it is safe to place directly on a surface because the unit has ventilation to prevent over heating.
1297639
I think it would be fine. The pattern is very textured, so if this is a kitchen area that could get dirty, it wouldn't be the best choice because of that.
452942
the ladder on the loft bed is solid and sturdy. placing a ladder is a safety hazard. i would not recommended it
1759881
I as well live in a condo and use it for my rooftop terrace. I absolutely recommend this turf mainly because it can stand up to the 100+ heat down here in Texas and looks great. I would imagine after a few years it will begin to fade but it hasn't yet and does the job. I can walk on it barefoot without getting 2nd degree burns as oppose to concrete
138032
I think you would be better off with one of those metal ones that has bigger wheels. This particular one has small wheels and probably would not handle the stairs that well.
1930502
It is very heavy it doesn't slip much. I wouldn't worry about damaging the tiles