Can we use it on a driveway or does it have to be staked in grass?
1593609
We have used it without stakes on the grass, but it will move around a bit with every throw. I think it would be frustrating to use it on a driveway, unless you don't mind re-positioning it after every few throws.
1593610
It works best when staked in grass but you can use it in the driveway. It may move around and need adjustments more frequently but it can be used in a driveway.
1593611
We use it in the driveway quite often. Just get a bag of sand from your local hardware store and place on the back of the net. It holds it down just fine.
1593612
It has to be secured at the bottom. It comes with stakes for use on the ground. You would have to be extremely inventive to figure out a way to use it on a driveway.
1210905
You could just put it on the grass. Make sure you stake it down somehow though, or else it'll fly away.
663450
It dan be placed on grass. THere is a bracket or end cap on each leg that allows you to nail or stake the legs down to the surface you are on with an appropriate nail or stake. It does not come waterproofed.
1289977
It would probably be okay outside. I wouldnt want it on the lawn though - you should have it on a harder more stable surface. But otherwise - I would think outside would be fine. However for long term durability - I'd recommend this though only for inside ... maybe get a little tikes set for outside?
700712
We have only set it up on grass. I think it will be fine on a hard surface. However the tent is light weight and you may need weights to hold the legs down. I think those can be purchased if not included. On the grass you can use stakes.
2263616
no i used it on concrete surface. i assume it will work just as well on grass.
1719814
I have not had to stake it in the ground. The water weighs it down pretty well. It would be best to place this on grass because the kids do hit the ground as they come off of the slide so the grass is a softer landing. Concrete may hurt them. And the lagoon may get holes in it from rubbing on the concrete. So, I would only suggest grass.
1498438
Sure. Would be easy. Unit is small and has a screw in Mount in addition to stake. Very nice. You will be pleased. Live mine but it's is pointed in tree. But would look awesome on lawn.
728291
As others have said, it is possible to stand it up without using stakes, but only if the ground is relatively hard. I have tried it on my grass without staking it in and it was leaning back too much so I had to stake it in. A driveway should be fine, barring any wind, etc. This is a great screen. Highly recommended.
828970
It must be staked at least at the four corners. Otherwise, the tent cannot be set up. Feel free to contact us with any other questions.
1348026
No as sand is so porous. Stake needs to be put in dirt or grass areas. Hope this helps.
1972231
We used this on the grass and it was perfect. Since we had to secure/anchor it with stakes (we purchased additional larger stakes), to use it on cement I think you'd have to find a substitute for this process.
1084915
No, it must be used outdoors. There are three spikes in the bottom that must be driven into the ground.
1045273
Yes. We staked ours when it was on grass. I can't remember if it comes with the stakes or not though. When not on the grass it was fine. The only time you might have a problem with it not being staked would be if it was extremely windy.
1648897
I have set this up on my driveway for many parties. I use 55 gallon drums filled with water at the corners to hold it down if grass is not near!
1979974
HelloKeep it out of tall grass, mud. Works well om hard packed dirt and gravel driveway. Works well on pavement, concrete.
663447
Ours is not mounted in Grass, but I guess it could be. As far as the waterproofing part, IT IS NOT WATERPROOF, we were very dissappointed, we tried all kinds of stuff to waterproff it with but nothing worked. so we finally put a brown camoflague tarp across the top and sides dry.........