do you need a base on the bottom or just flat land
1253612
We did because our area is uneven and it rains alot where we live....but we love this building..no leaks from the roof sides or door or windows...
1253613
It comes with a sturdy base. The area you choose must be Level and compact.
1253614
I built a raised wood base but don't have to. All you need is flat land. I would however at least have floor sit on bed of gravel to lift floor otherwise you can have water come in.
1253615
it comes with a solid thick plastic bottom I say about 1/2 'thick, very sturdy.
1253616
We did a base because ours is in the woods and can get swampy back there BUT if you have a dry, flat, well drained area that would be fine. I would anchor it to the ground though.
1253617
The directions state you need a base (go to the Suncast site and take a look at the PDF install instructions.) Either concrete or a plywood foundation. Some people have used crushed stone but a level surface is best and will really make the install easier.
728293
It has legs for flat surface, I took it camping and put it on uneven ground without the stakes and it was pretty sturdy! You'll enjoy it.
647284
This mattress only require a flat and secure foundation. This includes a traditional box spring, a slatted bed frame, or even the floor-just as long as the resting area is flat and secure.
440444
The bottom will be flat if you don't attach the bottom stand. Nothing will stick out.
1735004
This mattress only require a flat and secure foundation. This includes a traditional box spring, a slatted bed frame, or even the floor-just as long as it is resting on a flat and secure area.
1194465
I would only set it up on grass, or like a floor would be fine, I wouldn't recommend setting it up on tar or gravel. Unless you could find some type of mat/protection for the bottom..
318761
The "feet" are designed to sit on top of the ground, not to be put into the earth. Firm earth will work better than softer loam or sand. The canopy should be secured and held down by stakes, similar to tent stakes, or by screw-in canopy anchors that can be purchased from any home improvement center or hardware store. Instructions come with the canopy. Your anchoring technique should be chosen to be appropriate for your specific site.
412556
The bottom of mine is NOT flat. It has some raised areas that actually make it cook very evenly. There is a small square in the center and long tube shaped legs that run about 6 inches acress the bollom.
443018
Sounds like you'd use nothing - if so, it will wibble a lot, not be stable. It does need to be anchored so it doesn't move back/forth
1396117
There's a way to do it without the base but it's more of a last resort option. I do use a base.
536847
Yes, flat on the bottom, I have them on a concrete floor and they work great but I have several workout machines on top
1289404
There is no bottom with this raised bed-sits flush with the ground. Very easy to assemble and worked perfect-think I may order one more for this planting season! Hope this helps!
1018817
There's a rounded / half sphere attached to the bottom. Only the bit you stand on is flat.
1446038
No not unless you want extra suppost but ours es on the ground with rocks supporting the frame since my husband thought we did not need a base. Been working great for over a year. Hope this helps.
1242406
There is no bottom to this so the dirt would be resting on the cement. Other than that, it would be ok.
619846
No - we've had ours for a couple of years. It's great, and very stable. The bottom is actually flat.
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No, it has no bottom or base. It is left open to fill with soil and drain properly.