Would these be good with a drop through deck?
480613
Yes they work fine. I have a drop-through deck, Sector 9 Chamber, and it works perfect.
480614
Yes! Otherwise your board would feel a bit high off the ground. As long as you have a deck with cutouts. I never seen a drop through that didn't though.
480615
Yes they work amazing for drop through decks. That's what I currently have on mine.
480616
yes you can put them on a drop through deck, but I prefer putting them on just a regular skateboard deck. I tried and place them on a 46 downhill board, and they rode pretty cool like surfing on water. Sidewinders ride good on any deck. cruisers are fun, flexi bored are fun too. check out sector 9 striker board.
830830
I wouldn't recommend these for high usage. They look nice but are not as sturdy as they look to be.
1890925
just put mine up but I plan on keeping them up all year. Im in PA so it will get crappy outside but they are "outdoor" speakers so if you can mount them under something for alittle protection they should be ok. They sound great for the $$ by the way.
1300145
Absolutely. Will work great for that. Just be sure to support the weight if you put them in a drop tile ceiling.
1748338
That's a good question. They work terrific on my wooden deck. If you don't have any wind blowing, to blow them off of your truck, or if you had a way of to tie them down. They do have holes in each corner reinforced with metal, for some thing to hook to. Good luck
1008397
Sure. They are heavy enough as the casing is a frosted glass block. Beware, they can therefore break if dropped or kicked in to something hard . FYI I had mine installed in place of certain square 4x4 pavers and they look magnificent.
1818148
The slightest bit of wind would probably rip them down. They fell down/ripped quite easily for us and we used them indoors. They look nice, you just have to be careful with them.
126254
If you want them to protect your knees if you fall off, then yes. They're fairly comfortable so you should still be able to power the board. I can't guarantee how long they'll hold up to asphalt, but from what I can tell from the construction they would last at least as long as anything else.
50077
For the purpose I used them for they were excelent. They held a nice bit of weight and they were adjustable. I still like them today. If the floor is sloped, there is a little play in them. However, they are not of real high quality. the plastic on the bottom was held with a screw. If the floor does not have a major slope; they will probably work.
2040355
I would say no. I installed these lights into the deck railing and stair railing leading up to the deck. In the railing, the lights are about 3 feet about the deck and protected somewhat from the weather. They are water resistant, but I don't think that they would do well straight into the ground. You probably need some lights that have their own enclosure with something that can be inserted into the ground that would help protect the lights.
484925
They will work for you both inside and outside. If you are wanting to use them for additional sound from your TV, you might want to think about a amplifier. I have a Sherwood amp between TV and speakers and can shake the deck if I want to. If using inside, I am sure that you might find a little nicer looking speakers for indoors. Can't beat them for outdoors as mine have worked very well for 4 years now. Hope this helps.
2021541
I would not sell them for that purpose. I would look at something like a TrueLock HD Ribbed tile or a TrueLock HD Patio and Deck tile
2019978
I would certainly think so. These are very sturdy and work well with my large speakers. Have fun!
1236797
That is a FABULOUS idea. The only concern would be that they are grounded through the bolts, so you might have to run a separate ground wire connection to your frame if you don't bolt them on. Thanks for a great idea!
875534
Mine are outside under a covered deck so I can't attest to how they would hold up otherwise. That said some of the reviews on Amazon are from people who have installed them in unprotected outdoor areas with no problems. Yamaha states they are designed for use in exposed outdoor areas. For the price I would risk it. I truly believe they would be OK. Hope this helps. Carl
1379987
I think they would work. They are a little squishy, but they would probably be OK unless you're looking for something that's very firm.
2040356
I wouldn't recommend putting them in the in the dirt, would not hold up to direct moisture. They are meant to be recess mounted in decking, stair risers, etc.