Can this be used by just sitting it on the concrete floor when needed?
1143210
I have ours hung up but as a temporary set up I don't think it would heart. But they are a little spendy to run. I'm planning on selling the one I have. Put it in in oct in my shop need to find cheaper source of heat
1143211
Yes, mine is hanging from the bracket but the instructions say "intended for use on a hard floor, table top, desk or on shelf..... or suspended". The bottom is sheet metal, no feet.
1143212
The air blows downward slightly. I would say you could use it on a concrete floor.
1143213
No, I wouldn't do that. Uncertainty of water getting on floor and acting like a conductor. Code requires plug to be 48 inches off of floor. Same goes for heater.
219615
It sits on rubber feet, so not necessary unless you are worried about possible scuffs from the rubber feet. I'd probably put it on a thin mat to catch sweat, and protect the floor
803723
No. It can only sit on a surface. Maybe if you used double back tape but it would probably be too heavy.
1966142
I think it would not be very comfortable used directly on the ground. It is easily adjustable so that one can recline a bit. We use ours mainly to sit on backless benches and it works well for that purpose.
1437241
Not safely. It is designed to sit on the floor and is not adjustable - needs to be aimed in the desired direction.
80542
Yes. We use it in and outside - works great on the concrete and deck. Have had it for over a year i think
2150130
It can be used like a cane so the airlines may allow it. It is a low mend and not a confident balance at first...but for an urgent sit it does the trick.
2134313
Yes. You have to use the floor. If you don't you don't have any bottom support.
135152
I would not try it. I used it mostly for the carpet. I never tried to use it for the concrete.
1794226
It would be best mounted. I think it would not be very stable just sitting on the floor.
403687
I've only used it on concrete; so, I guess, I can't really answer your question...
810456
I didn't put mine in concrete. I think there were extra pieces that may be used for that, but I am not sure. Sorry!
513185
You can use it, but it will rest on your lap. The legs won't reach your chair. It works well that way, though.
614260
No, It can be screwed into concrete, or you could attach it to a heavy piece of board. It does move around a lot during use, but I did not want to attach it to my porch floor.
736857
I believe the description says it shouldn't be used for sitting, but yes you can sit on it if needed. It's quite stable.
712614
The legs have a flat pad that would sit nicely on concrete. The problem would be to anchor it down something you must do if there could be any wind at all. From experience it acks like a big KITE.
2145679
Yes, if you use it in the standing position. No, if you are using it sitting down.