Can I use this on grassy surfaces (like the park) or on a solid foundation? I need a response ASAP Thanks
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We used it in a pool for a kids party. The first one broke halfway through the evening. We figured that it was a defective one and ordered another which didn't last through the entire evening again. We were able to patch them and use them again, but if used on anything other than water it seems the pressure would break it immediately.The kids love it, but for durability I have to rate it a 2-3 at best.Lori
573103
I never got the chance...it deflated as soon as I blew it up. I was too lazy to return it, but I would NOT recommend this product.
362533
Yes on flat surfaces. There is no braking system so hills would be a problem. It basically has roller blade wheels so as long as the surface is concrete or asphalt outside would be fine. Large cracks in the concrete and rocks could pose a small problem.
137370
It's very small I don't think it would work well on grass or gravel. We used it in the house or on black top.
1176633
As long as the gound is level you could put it on grass. You would need to put down plastic or root guard to make sure grass doesn't grow through though.
61320
Not certain, since I use mine on a concrete surface. I think the answer depends on if you have water pooling or not. If yes, then I would guess it's worth a try and I would expect it to work. If no pooling water, and the soil is just damp, then the answer is going to be depend to your particular situation (how much moisture there is).
1758693
My niece has use hers outside on lawns, at beach, and in wagon. I would recommend flat areas with no rocks etc.
169963
Not touching the ground IMO is better due to moving the grill; the cover get caught under the wheels or legs. I bought this cover and it skims the cement on the patio and no harm has come to the cover or grill. So to answer the question; I don't think it's bad as long as it's not the grass.
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A grassy surface is actually the better option for this net system, as the little stakes provided for anchoring the net poles would pop out of sand almost immediately. If you did want to anchor it in sand I'm guessing you'd need to buy long, screw-in anchor stakes.
641171
I have always had the wheels on the sidewalk. I suppose you could put them on the grassy side but would be not as smooth of a surface.
698626
I used it on a concrete surface and it was ok (it has flat "feet"). The only issue is that if you are in a windy place you might need to put some weights on it.
832621
We put ours on patio brick/tiles. We put maybe 9 of them together to make a flat square surface that extended the diameter of the fire ring. (I think maybe they were 18" x 18") It's fairly heavy and has not moved an inch since we placed it this last fall. It's not anchored or anything either. You probably could put it right on your lawn if it wasn't terribly dry - knowing that it would ruin the grass underneath. But we felt like it looked better to have it sitting on a flat designated area with the tiles.
1884247
We use ours outside and it with stands the force of a college player rebounding, I would suggest putting bricks or weights. Our grass is dense enough.
1468315
It's extremely sturdy I'm sure you can. We have it in a landscaped area, do no grass to mow. Hope this helps!
1719813
We found that it was necessary to pound the stakes into the ground to keep it "grounded" with all the air going into it continually and kids jumping, etc. We didn't try to put it on cement. However, the ones you rent do fine on cement so I'm hoping it will work. Sorry not to be more specific.
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We do not use it near our garden. We use it for our brick patio and walkways. I can tell you, if you have a low spot and good amount of rain the pellets/powder can float/move to a low spot. This year we had a lot a rain and it move to a low spot and killed the grass.
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I'm sure it can be used for booth flooring. Is the going on concrete or grass? I have it on my outside porch and patio. Not sure how it would do on grass. It was fairly easy to install. It's easy to take apart also but taking it apart requires a little bit more work.
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For it would be a nope. i used it near a beach once. i just got stuck around the grassy and rocky area.