Can this go on a cement slab without securing it? Also, How close to the house can it go?
782756
Can go as close to house as you want. Not sure about anchoring cause it would blow away if not secured here
782757
First, to answer your question about distance - you need to check for any local rules about distance, but I will say there is not a way to place is flat against the house. This is meant to be anchored into the ground. It is a durable white plastic-like material that would fly away in any kind of wind if it was not properly anchored into the ground. PS: We love ours and everyone is fascinated with it! Our pergola as withstood winds that took down trees and picked up a trampoline that ended up in a small pond in our neighborhood!
782758
It's fairly light-weight so I would definitely secure it. We purchased some anchor blocks at home depot and drilled into the posts to anchor it. It could potentially sit pretty close to a house if you wanted to move it up against the wall. We put ours about two feet from the house on a concrete patio.
782759
Mine sits on a cement slab in Phoenix, AZ without additional securing. May be a problem if you have exceptionally strong winds. The roof beams stick out about 9 inchest from the main structure.
894296
I placed it on a concrete slab. You can use large flat patio paver too. Easy to wash down with a hose. Good luck
2131117
You can, but you won't be able to secure it to the ground. It is huge...way wider than the average driveway.
546263
Not sure you are asking about. The unit I purchased was placed on a concrete slab. It came in several sections that snap together. There was also attachment points to add concrete screws to keep the floor anchored. The side panels snap to the floor panels. I was skeptical but when the building is completely put together the floor etc is very strong.
1957483
The only way I think this could be accomplished is to chain to a structure. If one does not exist you could pour a concrete slab with a chain embedded and then lock. No matter what you do, if Some one wants it bad enough they will find a way to tak it!!
202071
This does not include a floor. It is designed to be installed on a concrete slab.
2131119
It needs to be staked down as otherwise it can tip over. You could probably secure to fence some way
2177712
There isn't a good way that I can see where this would sit stable on top of a pole. There isn't a way a shaft could run up through it. For mine, I got one of those cement block like are used under decks for footing that have a metal bracket attached. I bolted a 4x4 to it then hung a hanger off the 4x4 to hang this from. If you need a wider base for stability I gorilla-glued an 18" square patio block to the bottom of the cement footer. Works great, and can be moved around the property as needed.
1994364
It could stand in concrete so long as it does not need fastened down. It also has stakes.
1948257
we only used it outside, from my experience if you set it up in the garage you can not secure it to the floor with the sticks , it is going to move around as kids jump in it....
1849521
There are supports each side of the ladder which help keep it stable. I think it should be OK. I never put it on concrete though.
1544670
Absolutely. Mine is on a concrete slab under a covered porch. Just remember there is no floor so anything touching the floor would get wet if you had a moisture issue.
702888
I have not had any problems using mine on cement steps. There are 2 spots for you to use to tie it down. I use mine with a scooter.
1572589
Yes, you could use on cement. No wind no problem. If there is a breeze, a rock or anything with weight on each corner would work.
1440656
Best I can tell you. I installed it over vinyl covered concrete slab. No problems.
1574629
not sure about concrete but I do have it on the other side of a wall the transmitter and receiver are about 30 ft apart and its working 100% so going through a floor i dont think would be an issue. I hope that helps
1290357
you need to tie in / anchor down the walls along the perimeter. if you can do so on your tile, you will be ok.