How well will this hold in a construction site environment? Mainly placing it on tough surfaces (rough concrete, nails), but not delicately?
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I would not say it is of a 'rugged' construction. It will offer some more protection, over a naked Surface, but I'd want something tougher and dust proof if I were wielding it on a construction site.
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It is very flimsy plastic and the fit is pathetic, don't waste your time with this case.
1134196
I love the case itself, but because the tablet has a stand that flips out the case is held on by magnets there and is alittle flimsy at the bottom. Other than that it's great I love it
1134197
I would not consider this a rugged case at all. If it fits, which mine didn't. I would consider it a light duty case.
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Not well, the case is very light and I personally would not place the tablet anywhere roughly with this case a better option might be the heavier duty incipio
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I don't think it will hold up well. I am not happy with how it stays on my Surface at all. I blame the design and the kickstand because it doesn't make it easy for a case to stay on. It seems to be flimsy because of what little area it has to hold onto the Surface. I took mine off after a few days and hoped to return it to Amazon.
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Yes it's very durable..anchored it with wedge anchors on a cement slab and have had no problems
1854051
No its not going to hold under pressure. more like a good white cement. I would use a good two part epoxy jb weld is the best.
2232721
It's plenty sturdy. I wouldn't run it over with a tank or use it as a hammer but it should hold up fine for you.
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I believe it would stay pretty well. The adhesive is strong. I use it primarily for gripping on smooth polymer /plastic surface and haven't had it fail on me yet. Additionally, I trust it to hold in all manner of situations... Including rain/wet.
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Yes it is not a thin stick on type it is not a throw away type. I don't personally like it but my guess is it would work well in rough environment.
221988
That's how I use it. It isn't very heavy, but you do have to have a stout attachment for it. I use a post on my deck or the leg of a heavy desk.
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It's like a heavy duty cardboard box. Would it fall over if you jumped on it? yes but it can handle some rough housing.
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I do not ride rough terrain, but I would be comfortable giving it a try. I would especially consider using this holder coupled with a sturdy case in your situation.
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I dont set it up on concrete but for grass and dirt setups, I have some 'u' anchors that I pound into the ground over the upright stands to keep it from being blown over. That has been easy cheap and effective for me. Good luck
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It's coated with plastic, as long as you are within the weight rating, it should hold up fine. I would suggest sealing the ends for outdoor use
1151951
Although I have no direct experience with this particular situation, I would not encourage you to use this cart on rough terrain. For that you would need larger wheels, designed for the purpose. This cart is built to roll on pavement and floors, and to hold squared items like boxes, crates and cases. When I use it for odd-shaped items I have to strap them down with bungee cords. For rough terrain, the larger the wheels, the smoother the ride.
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.
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It can be placed on hard pavement. However, to prevent any wind related movement or damage, I highly recommend using weights on each leg. Even when possible to use in ground stakes I use leg weights.
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On a covered deck it will do just fine. I have mine in a garage, so it will hold up. Just cover the padded areas.
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I guess it depends on wind conditions. If it is not windy, no need to secure it. If you are concerned about wind, you could place something that weighs a few pounds, like a small sandbag on the feet.It is really pretty sturdy. We have used ours several times with no need to secure it to the ground.
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It should be fine for small jobs in sand or mud. I actually managed to bend it this week by digging myself out if very dense ice. Perhaps I hit some concrete, but was slightly disappointed it bent.