can I step on this after it is set up without it crumbling?
470259
I have not used this particular product yet, but I ordered it, however, my past experiences with this foam is it will not crumble if you step on it
470260
This foam is able to withstand 11 psi. I'm not able to provide a specific individual answer of who may be able to walk on this item after it has cured, but depending on the weight distribution where you intend to use the foam, it may be acceptable.
2252757
U could use it for exercises it would be good to start with one and as i get to a point u would like the step to be hier u can. Stack another on top and be safe that it will not move or fall off. Very safe But i would not use it with out the blue matt on it. Because it gives u that grip so u will not loss your footing .The steep is very nice looking. Good invest ment. My dad loves his
690159
6 step might be too steep. Yes will withstand the elements. Its pretty heavy and sturdy.
1567717
Only if it arrives broken - which, if you read my review, is quite likely. ;)ETAOk - I had to come back to edit my answer - after less than 1 month of mild use, yes...assembly will be required when this piece of junk falls apart.
2180245
Yes, on a solid surface it should set up just fine. The table is great though, and even my 11 month old loves cruising around it.
122176
I would worry about the stability of the unit after several moves. The unit is heavy when you think of how much dirt goes into it. If I were to do this, I would make sure there is additional support for the legs.
929023
It is not advisable. It becomes unstable if you try to set it up in any other shape.
1055983
The steps are not slippery. I think it would work just fine for your purpose.
1579647
Yes you can....there are settings to steup or step down depending on where you use it..
1203111
Yes, the step is high impact plastic. The logo is embossed on it so it would probably have to be ground off.
78666
I often feel that the whole stand may fall over unless one is very careful to place a foot onto one of the legs. Of course, if one were to attach it to the floor the stand would be MUCH sturdier.
1825261
It should be not too bad to get over. Just put it in the high setting and tilt it back. If all fails you could just make a ramp with some boards.
1158037
I bought 2 of sets of the steps last week and had my husband put one in the pool and one on the outside. He used 2 sets of 2" by 6"s for the top step. He screwed the boards on to the part of the steps which hooks normally to a deck. He did stabilize the steps slightly by running a couple of 2" by 4"s from the top step to the ground, but they are not cemented in. I took a bad fall of a pool ladder last summer so I wanted to make sure it was safe. I feel very secure with these steps, and we saved almost $400, than if we had bought the complete set with enclosure. Our kids are older, so we didn't need the enclosure. I hope this helps. I wondered the same thing and took a gamble. I bought 2 of sets of the steps last week and had my husband put one in the pool and one on the outside. He used 2 sets of 2" by 6"s for the top step. He screwed the boards on to the part of the steps which hooks normally to a deck. He did stabilize the steps slightly by running a couple of 2" by 4"s from the top step to the ground, but they are not cemented in. I took a bad fall of a pool ladder last summer so I wanted to make sure it was safe. I feel very secure with these steps, and we saved almost $400, than if we had bought the complete set with enclosure. Our kids... » Read More I bought 2 of sets of the steps last week and had my husband put one in the pool and one on the outside. He used 2 sets of 2" by 6"s for the top step. He screwed the boards on to the part of the steps which hooks normally to a deck. He did stabilize the steps slightly by running a couple of 2" by 4"s from the top step to the ground, but they are not cemented in. I took a bad fall of a pool ladder last summer so I wanted to make sure it was safe. I feel very secure with these steps, and we saved almost $400, than if we had bought the complete set with enclosure. Our kids are older, so we didn't need the enclosure. I hope this helps. I wondered the same thing and took a gamble. « Show Less
1648189
There aren't any rubber feet. Once it is in place, you will not want to move it. Since it doesn't have any brackets to stabilize the connections of the two vertical pieces, once it's built, you won't want to try to move it or it will start to fall apart.
923080
Depends. If you step on the dot it will slide and could cause an injury. That is my biggest problem with this item
366197
Not sure unless it's to put your foot on to keep the pump from falling over.
50820
I don't think it's quite firm enough for that. And it seems like it wouldn't hold it's shape long if you were constantly stepping on it. You might want something a little more sturdy.