Can you leave this on a concrete floor ? if you leave this on the grass, what happens to the grass under?
808218
I suppose you could leave it on a concrete slab but that would limit the root depth to just 6-9 inches and might be inadequate for larger plants. If placed directly on the lawn, the grass under will die. I dug up the lawn under the raised garden bed. I cut the grass into square sections about 9 inches deep and turned the sections upside down. My thought was that it would provide a deeper dirt section for the garden and the grass would serve as an organic nutrient source down deeper in the garden. The grass did not grow back and the garden has done well for a few years now. I do have add about 3-6 inches of garden soil every year. The garden soil from miracle grow is easy to use but because of the high organic volumes it shrinks a lot during the year.
1147682
No concrete isn't necessary, especially if you think you might want to move it anytime. It has pretty long spikes that hold it in the ground. Mine has been in for a few months and so far so good, but I did move it once, so spikes better than concrete for that
2070328
That would depend on two things:How dry is the grass(assuming it is not too tall)?How dry is the wood? Some sparks might get through the screen. I put mine in a bare spot or on concrete.
1210910
You need a floor for stability really. You could put it straight on the grass but it won't be grass long and you'll end up with a dirt floor. I really recommend the floor frame and some plywood...otherwise you'll be stepping up over a metal framing bar and then down into the shed. It helps keep it sturdy as well. :)
2202366
We have this net in backyard and use it only for lacrosse work. It is not staked down right now so I had my son use his lacrosse ball against it and it did not move at all on the grass. In a basement, if it is a bare floor surface I think you would definitely have to place it on a non-skid mat of some sort and weight down the support sides with something. On carpet, it might stay in position better without weighting it.
2030566
I would agree with Tina L. On the grass the legs tend to settle into the ground, do not slide and I would consider it safe, but unless there is a way to anchor it to the cement, I would not recommend it.
2233187
This item is designed to be placed on either the lawn or on pavement. For either location, you have to make sure that the legs are unable to shift and it is secured down so the entire unit is not able to sway in the wind. Please remember that this item is not a permanent structure and should not be left up unattended.If you need any further assistance, please contact us at service2@wpinnacle.com or (214) 491-6991 Monday - Friday 9am-4pm.Thanks,WPIC Store Management
1069792
I only know that it is good on hardwood floors. My grandaughter hasn't mastered this yet so I havent taken her outside with it just the livingroom which is hard wood floor. It seems like it would work in grass if it was leveled ground..
1210905
You could just put it on the grass. Make sure you stake it down somehow though, or else it'll fly away.
1077150
I haven't put mine on concrete but I suppose it is possible. If the soil is kept moist it will adhere to each other reducing leaks if any. If you do line it, it would need to be some kind of mesh since you wouldn't want water to stagnate in it.
2070331
I would definitely NOT put in on the grass if you plan on moving it around. We used it on the grass one night for a party and it killed all the grass underneath it. The cover also does allow for burning embers of wood to come through, so be aware that anything nearby can be burned or potentially start on fire.
1218828
The floor under will get damp. You can put towels under and the floor should be fine.
1412902
You would want some kind of foam or inflate able mattress under it. Concrete floors are what they are... I love this product and used it many times last summer while camping.
2197192
Here's a you tube video that shows it being used on a concrete floor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDnukl-wJG8
2071468
Yes this would fall over. The goal is quite tall and we had to secure it when we used it on the soccer field. I wouldn't like to take the risk of using it on concrete.However, I guess you could some how tie the base to a secure point if available. I just wouldn't leave it free standing.
1719817
It needs to be on grass. Concrete would make the landing too hard when they come down the slide.
535582
I keep it on a tile floor. I think there would be safety issues in putting it on carpet. It is small and could tip over.