Do you feel this garden bed could be used as a sandbox?
1651744
I see no reason that this wouldn't make an exceptional sand box. I actually have 2 inches of sand underneath my mix that I plant in and it has held up beautifully. So easy to assemble and looks so much better than one that I purchased locally.
788682
You can put sand or gravel inside. I attached to the rail gard of terrace just with plastic string.
41114
I would at least add sand to the bottom of the fire pit first but I wouldn't see why not either.
271096
I wouldn't recommend this sand for a sandbox. It is a much finer grain than what is usually found in a sandbox. It may cause respritory issues.
5326
Just my opinion, I think maybe getting some garden edging would be better to collect the leaves, or there is flex border material, like the recycled decking, that you could wrap around ground stakes, that may be better suited. This is a great raised bed, I bought two of them, but I am going to use them for vegetable gardening and make mini-greenhouses out of them, maybe do both projects !! :) take care
1758873
No just really use for sand.. but email manufacture and see what other application might be use.
1406682
I would think so, but remember it is a platform bed and as such is very low to ground.
316009
Yes, actually think a patio area is ideal. I use it indoors and often have to fold it up when not in use. The mat is pretty hardy so should last.
1534325
I would think so .... seems to be very sturdy.... would also work well @ beach in the sand ....
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.
1192117
Definitely! Perhaps it would be even more stable if the legs settle into the sand a bit.
384448
You could, but it would need to be totally shady and it might be too thick and lush. I would actually recommend cruising your neighborhood and plucking moss that is growing in sandy cracks and stone walls for this purpose. Then you can try out different types of moss and see how it adapts to the traffic on the patio. I've done this for years and it is always a sure fired way to get some nice moss going.
488606
Yes, it could be used as a fort or tent. These is plenty of room inside and kids can crawl in and out.
300636
Yes, but one thing to consider is this is NOT a free standing tent. This means the tent must be secured by driving stakes into the ground. On a Sandy beach I can imagine this being a big problem.
250876
I would definitely say yes, but would need a very large room. We love ours, i have small children, 3 & 1, so its big enough for older and still shallow enough for younger, but with you using as a ball pit that should be no problem. Actually i think a ball pit is a great idea, again if u have the space. We used ours countless times all summer and minus one minor leak in one of the outer ring, slow leak, we had no problems. It served our family very well for the fun we had. I wouldnt rate it any less then any other blow up item, i thought it held up well, and we have also stored it now for next year. I would definitely say yes, but would need a very large room. We love ours, i have small children, 3 & 1, so its big enough for older and still shallow enough for younger, but with you using as a ball pit that should be no problem. Actually i think a ball pit is a great idea, again if u have the space. We used ours countless times all summer and minus one minor leak in one of the outer ring, slow leak, we had no problems. It served our family very well for the fun we had. I wouldnt rate it any less then any other blow up item, i thought it held up well, and we have also stored it now for... » Read More I would definitely say yes, but would need a very large room. We love ours, i have small children, 3 & 1, so its big enough for older and still shallow enough for younger, but with you using as a ball pit that should be no problem. Actually i think a ball pit is a great idea, again if u have the space. We used ours countless times all summer and minus one minor leak in one of the outer ring, slow leak, we had no problems. It served our family very well for the fun we had. I wouldnt rate it any less then any other blow up item, i thought it held up well, and we have also stored it now for next year. « Show Less
1748751
I think it could be set up in sand. The posts have small "feet" on the bottom and there are stakes to secure the tent.
692662
It needs to be on a solid surface so I'm not sure a bed is a good idea or would you get the full effect of it