How high does it sit off the ground and would it be safe on a deck?
153285
It sits about 6-7" from the deck surface. But let's be careful. In fact, there are fire codes one must comply with if placing this on a deck surface. In Ontario, Canada, most municipalities require a 1/16" stainless or galvanized heat shield beneath 3.5" depth of cementitious material such as fire brick or paving stones. When I built my deck, I recessed this configuration so that it was flush with the finished deck surface. Works wonderfully, and no smouldering deck. Please take this advice seriously. It will protect your life and property.
153286
You should never put a fire pit on a deck period. Regardless of a heat shield any anything else you can think of to protect your deck. It's not worth the risk of your house burning down.
153287
It is about 7 inches off the ground and definitely NOT safe on a deck. My deck started smoking the first time I tried. I bought a heat shield to place under it and have been enjoying using it on my deck for 3 years.
125416
says not to but it can be used on a deck its pretty nice for the price as long as u dont get a defective one
1994147
I would not sipmly due to the heat from the fire pit. It works well and looks nice. I would use extreme caution on a wood deck.
1930162
This is not an accurate statement. I am 5'10" and have no issue. My son works out on it and he is less than 5'. The only issue may occur if the individual is "too tall", as the feet may drag on the deck.
2103177
I wouldn't put it outside because it is so close to the ground. We have ours in our sons bedroom and he loves it!
1050374
Without a manufacturer limitation or a "destructive" testing conducted by a third party evaluation, I feel that 200-250 pounds is safe. Still, I would not jump on it, rather just sit in a stable position. Good luck.
813444
Not very high. Looks bigger in the picture than it actually is. Should be no problem.
1685966
I don't think you'll have a problem. I have mine on a deck that gets plenty of wind and the potting soil weighs it down enough that it doesn't move, much less blow over.
1662527
Not high at all (~6-8in?) Honestly, we removed the whole seesaw section. It seemed dangerous as kids were constantly landing on their own feet/getting their legs twisted underneath when landing. I have no other complaints about the swing set--it's been up in our yard a handful of years now, but we do not use that particular piece as I didn't like the design/set-up.
2041197
Ya, it works well for heavy things. The deck is about average size. My main complaint was that it wouldn't unfold so I had to force it open, which broke it. So if you keep it unfolded it works great. Also it was a little shorter than I liked. Hope that helps.
2021568
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.
503961
Sorry, I have not measured how high off of the ground, but it's a well built chair and well worth the money. It not low to the ground at all. The only thing that is a total waste is the cup holder. It holds nothing. Very light to carry. Bottom line, you'll be happy with the chair.
893987
I have it on top of a table and it works fine. A chair may be on the low side. Check the manuf specs for proper elevation. I am pleased with the operation so far, I have used it for about three months now.
1226214
It is 12 inches off the ground. I am a good sized guy and I haven't ever hit the floor while jumping on it. I have had this for close to a year now and it is holding up great and it gets a lot of use, I love it!
1169942
I have mine elevated about 6 to 8 inches off the floor. It works fine there. I don't have any children or pets that would/could knock it off of where it is.
1487273
About 5-6 inches from ground. It did not sag to the ground when sat upon and was sturdy.
58345
Sorry Tristen but we only bought ours this spring. Ours sits under a tree on a deck so it is exposed to rain etc. and so far so good. I wanted to be able to sit 8 in a pinch and it will do so. It isn't nearly as heavy as the octagonal picnic table it replaced and I feel the need to turn it upside down whenever a wind storm is predicted.