Can this be used under rubber mulch for my kids' playset?
1587255
Yes, it can be used as a weed barrier under any material. I use it under my garden beds and under the mulch in the walkways through my garden.
1587256
I should think so. I have mine under wood chips with a pair of active dogs constantly running all over it. Their activity displaces a lot of the mulch but the weed barrier remains effective and intact.
1608956
It is not padded so make site it is on a rug or grass if you will use slide. I think slide would work - I have both but did not use them together.
1094733
We are using ours under a chiminea on a wood deck. Size wight be your only consideration.
288439
No, this set is for a "mini crib" it will fit the size of a pack and play or play yard.
2096390
Operationally I'd say no. Not a bad idea, however, as it is a vacuum based system pulling air and leaves etc into the cloth bag, the material the bag is made of has to have a certain weave/porosity factor to allow the air drawn in to flow through with the leaves and escape, otherwise the bag would pop like an overblown balloon. Just as easy to open the bag and dump the mulch into a yard waste recycling container.
1946808
I wouldn't. It's basically a giant plastic bag designed to cover a crib mattress. It would not fit a pack and play mat. To use this you insert a crib mattress inside and then seal. It's supposed to help with the release of toxins from the mattress that might be related to SIDS.
533371
I would. We have sand and foam padding under ours and still have problems with roots, rocks, and clay. Does not prevent anything from growing thru it.
407767
I would think it's possible, but would put landscaping fabric followed by a thin layer of gravel just to inhibit leakage of fine soil from box. Our box is over what was lawn. We put landscaping fabric in bottom mainly to inhibit any weed growth from whatever was under the garden as we didn't get rid of the grass first. In the fall when cleaning out the summer growth we discovered that the roots of our tomatoes etc. did go down through the fabric into the soil below so we are not sure how well the garden plants would do with just the soil in the box. Flowers and/or smaller plants would most likely be OK, but larger plants might not do as well.
286705
I think it would. We have only used it a couple times, but its basically like PVC pipe... seems relatively durable. The case is easy to rip, but the game itself seems sound.
633010
boy, I don't think so. Mod Podge will do a whole lot of things but I don't think plastic is what it is intended for. You are better off with a heavy duty sealant, and I'd check with your home improvement store, that truly can bend. I could be wrong but I don't think it would hold up to the bending of a Frisbee.
326088
Yes, I use it for a play yard sometimes and it works great. This is 100 x better than a pack n play! It's like comparing a Mercedes to a Ford.
869715
Sure. We keep ours outside.. Under overhang of our backporch & unplug after use.. Barring natural disaster my 12 year old, ten year old & 5 year old play hard daily & it upholds & folds to make the wife happy. Its a safe purchase for u. U can trust me. My kids push toys to thr max.. Just keep unplugged when not in use. & you will need a partner to assemble without frustration as its too big for solo put together. We did it & i am far from mechanical
299065
Yes I think so. I bought a two panel extender with mine so I'm guessing it is possible to attach another play yard
130677
I would say yes and no. It is made of a tough canvas, but it is not waterproof. It is too small to sleep in. It would be perfect to set up in the grass for kids to play in, but would have to be brought inside, in case of rain.
2403
Its rather large and thick, so I'd think that it should only be used in the bottom portion of the play yard.
524999
Yes I should think so. They work great, no corrosion for our tots swing. We added a carabiner on the ends so it could swing freely.
840591
Yes, I am sure it would pick up mulch just fine! And I am happy to say, the digger is still played with and is a favorite past time for our 5 year old grandson.