Can I walk on these without damaging it? I have a 3 family home in NYC and as you may not know roof space in a NYC residential home can be small.
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Thin film photovoltaic rolls are not the best choice for small areas. Mono cell panels are best for small places for the best output. No photovoltaic is approved for being walked on. TMU
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No you can not, you will damage the conductivity in the panels themselves. These are not built to support weight and con only be rolled down to a minimum size before you damage them too.
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In my experience they are not strong enough to support moving the structure. I'd argue that even if you built it on a surface and moved the surface they would likely fall apart.
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They cannot because they are a heavy duty mesh and would most likely shred if you attempted to cut them. I personally love the height. I love everything about them. I purchased 2 and may get more . They were also extremely easy to install. If they're going on concrete, make sure you have a hammer drill.
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I put the tiles down on hard dirt under a canopy. I walk on it barefoot all the time and it is fine. I would not want to crawl on it myself, so I wouldn't let a baby crawl on it
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Yes you can. Purchase the deck kittywalk if it is going on a concrete or other hard surface. When you assemble the kittywalk, just leave off the "door" on the end you want to put next to the cat door. You can make the kitty walk as long or as short as you want. I would suggest using some kind of strapping tape or something like that to make sure it stays up against the door. Also, you should check the kittywalk often for holes in the net. My cat likes to chew on it until he can escape. My cat loves it and would sit outside all day if he had a door to the outside!!! I say go for it. Yes you can. Purchase the deck kittywalk if it is going on a concrete or other hard surface. When you assemble the kittywalk, just leave off the "door" on the end you want to put next to the cat door. You can make the kitty walk as long or as short as you want. I would suggest using some kind of strapping tape or something like that to make sure it stays up against the door. Also, you should check the kittywalk often for holes in the net. My cat likes to chew on it until he can escape. My cat loves it and would sit outside all day if he had a door to the outside!!! I say go for it.
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No! You can use them over & over & over, until they get stuck on the roof. :o)
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As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone else has advice for you. As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone... » Read More As far as I know, you would not be able to do that. This rack is designed with a base that's just wide enough to make it work with four levels without tipping over, and even with that I'd advise putting your bigger/heavier shoes on the bottom levels, just for more stability. If you need something with more levels than this, you probably will have to get one of those over-the-door hanging types or some different design that is secured to your ceiling and therefore would be guaranteed not to tip over. I haven't seen anything like that, but I haven't been looking for it, either! Maybe someone else has advice for you. « Show Less
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Yes. The top comes with a "lock" which I don't use because I was worried they would fall off (they are loose once installed.) So you'd just buy the 2nd story and remove the top to install I imagine.
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They don't stick out past the depth of the actual desk... so it would be unlikely that you would trip on them walking by.
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I wouldn't do it. While it is sturdy I don't believe it would hold up under a person walking on it. You would definitely put footprints and dents in it as you walk over it.
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Yes you can....there are settings to steup or step down depending on where you use it..
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Yes, you can move them as close or as far apart as you like. Higher or lower and in any order (larger ones on top or smaller ones on top, etc.) Hope this helps you.
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Not easily. It is a good question, though, because the roof will not stand up to large quantities of snow. I don't have to worry about that here in Seattle but you might if you live in other parts of the country.
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I don't se why you couldn't. They seem to be pretty sturdy. The top is like a non skid type of material.
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I don't see why not, but the wheels are small and don't get in the way. You might scratch the floor if you don't use them. What is your reason for not wanting to use the wheels?
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not sure however we found out that the stair rungs are hard to get up you have to go up side ways and they hurt your feet might want to look into a ladder with wider rungs
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Yes, you can.Just remove the cover of each feet and put the other one on top.