I have an empty sand box table that I was planning to use indoors. Why is it not recommended to use it?
496905
That would be great. I took white contact paper and put it on my old card table and my grandkids had a ball with it. IF you can, I would suggest you use contact paper on it. Easy clean up and you can always pull it off and put new on. ONE suggestion, do not let them play with it where there is carpet, it's hard to get up w/a vacuum. Hard floors you just sweep up. I love this stuff..lol
496906
I wouldn't buy Sands Alive for any purpose because it doesn't do what it says it will & it is expensive. Kinetic Sand is much better, but I would not use it outside. Moisture would not be good for it.
1473320
The plastic is probably too thin to handle being sand box, we just use ours for water and my father already wants to buy another one jic. Plus its pretty big so that'd be a ton of sand. But you can try it, I think the sides are strong enough to handle it however.
1183026
I use this table for displaying at craft fairs. It is easy to carry and set up. I guess you can put anything on it keeping in mind it is plastic....I'm not sure how to answer your question. I would imagine it would be fine for brief periods of time. It's a portable table not living room furniture.
1754892
I used it without sandbags, inside and it was sturdy. Sandbags will give you that little extra and I would recommend using sandbags.
1858470
I've only used the sand for my grandson's small standup sandbox. The sand is very fine, clean, and soft. I hope this helps.
1295127
I use it indoors, but I wouldn't object to using it outdoors. Like another user said, bringing it to the beach seems like a great idea!
2056031
It should work fine...if you have a big enough table to spread out on. Enjoy!
2025568
Sure, why not? Though I would put something under the feet to avoid scratching the table. Other than that I wouldn't see any issue with it, unless there are some other unforeseen safety complications.
1667865
The stand has a pointed stick bottom (to put in the sand) so perhaps if you got a bucket of sand or rocks it could work. But then it may not be tall enough to move around a table. It's super good looking and well made, so if you can figure out a way to secure it, especially in a windy situation, it may do double duty.
1936007
I am sorry to say that I sent it back. Never even got to try it out. the reason is that some of the screws that hold the legs to the underside of the table were striped as the holes were also larger to show that it could be a problem. So sorry and good luck..
78662
I would suggest buying a sandbag or two just for the precaution. It is a really nice stand but it is reasonably lightweight so it is a little prone to tipping (but most stands in this price range would be.)
688169
I personally don't think that this table would be a good choice for outdoor use.
1796349
Yes! We have it and it is perfect for the sand box! My kids use it all the time. :)
1665118
There are no restrictions as to indoor or outdoor use. I wouldn't put it in a sandbox or anything though.
2182611
No. But I wouldn't see why you'd want sand. It works perfectly fine without it.
911949
i would be very careful with the sander. it can eat your hand. for safety i would not put shop vac on it.. imo
647980
It's water soluble, so the area touched by water will simply dissolve. It is meant to be an indoor sand box.