I am looking for flat boards that the kids can use to stand up their army men to play with outside in their tent- will these work?
1866500
They are very thin and lightweight, but stiff enough to set on the grass for example and play on. The only issue might possibly be that they are too light and will not push the grass down and lay flat. So they would work, except that if the ground is slight uneven the cutting boards wont push it down hard enough. But I do think it would work over all.
1866501
No, these plastic sheets are to act as a cutting board. Try heavy-duty cardboard.
1866502
These would work on a solid surface; however, they are flexible so if using them on a softer surface you may have more difficulty. They are not rigid they are flexible and can be rolled up.
1866503
Well, if you mean as a platform on the ground, sure, they are definitely heavy enough to lie flat and support weight like army men, but if you want the boards to stand, they don't stand by themselves unless propped up or leaning against a wall, as mine are.
250696
We use them on our RV to hold the stack up. I would think if the wood were smooth and finished, it would work.
2127183
If the surface is flat, they will look nice. They snap together nicely. But if your surface is very uneven they won't work so well.
491538
Yes, and no. They WILL work, but you have to fold them a bit to get them to work. It isn't difficult, but it is an additional step.
1340561
yes they would work, but they are not fun for kids, my boys got them last year and NEVER use them! the idea is great, but not a good product!
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I think they would be fine. The hangers are light weight. I bought them for my son who was going on a two week camping trip and they held up
938997
probably. thats what im getting them for. i got some very inexpensive ones at big lots about 2 years ago. they are still in fine condition though very dirty.i would imagine these would be at least as good. (this has been 2 years year round, all weather of snow, sun, rain in portland, oregon.) my play area is one of those plastic fisherprice deals for younger kids. i wouldnt consider these mats as a fall-safety item from anything higher than a couple of feet, if that.) HTH
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That would depend on the size boards under the pads; i.e. 2x4's vs 4x4's or 4x6" bunk boards. The pads themselves can support just about any weight you can put on them if supported properly.
2173344
I have never played that game, but they might work. They are really small... maybe an little more than an inch tall and an inch and a half long?
154941
If there is no wind, they will hold a tent at the beach. I would put them in at an angle instead of straight down.
2284543
They would work, I found that they are very easy to pull off of the corners by persistent children though. I had to hot-glue mine to the table corners.
971435
They should stay in a stand, they are balanced. They are also an odd shape so some stands might not work.
1293450
I do not think that would work.They are not hollow that I can tell but the size would also not work because the length of the legs they are not very expensive so if you want to give it a try I would go for it. They are sturdy but the hard plastic would probably split
2255725
I believe so... these fit on a "standard" picnic table at our campsite so I'd assume there's minimal difference on a standard plastic/collapsible table from a rental company.
1098455
Probably, they have a wide base and I doubt that the material that they are made from would harm a tent floor.
1488755
My kids use these for camping. The top bunk is not very high and they just sort if roll in and out.
1570305
I did not use them for that purpose so I can't give you a clear answer on that,but they are very durable and I believe they would work. Good Luck.