Can this product safely be placed on a large deck?
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You could probably still do it, mine does not get that hot undernesth even with a large fire. Would have to watch out for sparks though. Sparks and hot cinders can still pop out through screening. Another recommendation is to get a good cover if you dont already have one, i have mine covered with heavy canvas that was cheaper than buying brand name. If you have any other questions, let me know. Very happy with my Landmann!
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I have it on a cement patio. I would want to put it on maybe some cement landscape blocks 16 X 16 X 2 to dissipate any heat on a wood deck.
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Yes.....it's great on our large backyard sun deck..... It's definitely high enough that there is no concern being too close to our cedar decking.
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Yes it can. AND it can be found for less than I paid...I believe I saw it at Lowes for less!
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We bought a fire resistant heat shield to put under the fire pit BUT since we have a Trex deck we can't put this on the deck as Trex burns like fuel. But if you have a wooden deck and use caution and a fire resistant shield. Since this can be rolled out of danger, I guess you could, with Caution! But if you're going to get crazy and tip it over, NO, I wouldn't use it on a deck. We use ours on the gravel in front of our deck. As with all thinks with Fire, Use common sense and caution, then it will work.
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There is no floor to it, so if your deck has space between the boards that could be an issue. There are loops to stake it down with, so if you could stake it in some way, I think it would be fine.
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Mine is on a concrete patio but I don't think I would put it on a wood deck.
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I placed it on a small aluminum table. And also put it directly on my wooden deck with no problems.
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it will definately cause water damage as it is a porous material. weight is another question and would depend on the structure of the deck.
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I suspect it's OK for temporary use for your application; though you would need to secure it to the deck properly with bolts. Otherwise, a strong wind will blow it away.
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I would not recommend for deck it sits very low to ground it might not burn but it would defiantly leave a dark spot from heat
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There is a bracket that screws into the deck or some flat surface on the deck. The surface must be about 24 in. long. It works very well.
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yes. we have it on our outside deck (which is somewhat protected)...unfortunately Baci does not like it no matter how we treat it. (leaves, real grass, p.p.)..
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Hi, Mary! Yes, I placed mine on my deck and have had no problems with it. It doesn't need to be anchored down because it is sufficiently heavy to remain in place. I suppose if you live in an area with extremely strong winds things might be different but it hasn't been an issue for me.
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No. It just needs to be kept off the ground. But a concrete slab or a wood deck are good choices.
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It is going to have to be firmly anchored somehow. This thing is fantastic, well made, very sturdy but all the same it is a giant sail. I would not purchase it unless I had some means of anchoring it down. I myself, built mine over top my back deck and drove screws through the mounting plate through the deck planks. I suppose if you were to put each leg into a hole filled with concrete that would do well.
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Barbara, personally, I would investigate other products. Based on my experience applying this to our deck, I wouldn't recommend.
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I think it would be fine on a wooden deck....not sure why it would say for inground pools.
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I'd say it would need to be somehow secured into the ground. I would think a strong wind could definitely blow it over. We have ours screwed down onto a wooden deck.
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In my case, I put this swing on the deck. I didn't buy a commercial stand but built one out of 4x6 posts - this worked just fine - especially if the post are supported. The swing is great - but please seal and stain it to your satisfaction.
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We use it on the ground but it probably could be used on a deck. I would guess the wind could blow it down if you don't have it anchored.