Can I leave this above ground along side a building that has no ground touching the structure?
739927
yes you can it is very sturdy cable it is just more ridged than the indoor will lay flat really well and would stay perfectly in place with some wire stakes
739928
Don't run the cable where it could be stepped upon, bumped into or pulled. Other than that you can run it in much the same way you'd run outdoor TV coax or outdoor telephone cable. It has a good outdoor quality jacket. Hope this helps.
875159
Short answer is no. I had a concrete slab to build it on, but it could just as easily be built on dirt. The floor kit it to protect your stored items from moisture, pallets or plastic containers will serve the same function. The frame kits are for extreme wind situations, though I have had no problems without it.
130052
That would depend on where you were putting it. It is not weather resistant so it needs to be in a protected environment.
386342
Yes, you can. It has it's own tripod stand, it does not get anchored into the ground.
318757
It is designed to set on top of the ground with stakes holding it. It is a temporary structure. That said, with some modification it could be a little more permanent.
869029
Yes. It should be installed in the ground with only the breather and outlet with union above the ground.
2007867
This is not designed to be attached to a tower. This is designed to be on the ground with guy wires. Hope this helps.
241578
I don't know about that. Mine is on the ground. I built a decorative brick retaining wall around it.
1499667
as long as the cables are connected you can leave it under a lamp for awhile beforetaking it outside. i would leave it under the lamp until it started buzzing every 30 seconds or so.than place it in the ground about 3-4 inches from the underside of the solar panel and in a constantsun area. works good and have had no problems.
1550552
It would need to be under cover. The base is heavy enough, but I don't see it holding up to "the elements".
978040
No, It is self contained, has a sealed "floor". But a good ground cover, tarp, etc. for under it would be suggested.
1310377
You can collapse it so it isn't standing up in case of strong winds. If you live in an area with year-round moderate weather, you should be able to leave it outside, but I do recommend collapsing it when not in use.
1422546
It is not very tall. It could be set up anywhere, but, the long pins between the panels may fall though the deck slats unless yours are close together. You would have to secure it, the wind could also take it away. I bought it to place on my 1st story deck for privacy from the neighbors, it was too short for my purpose and the pins fell between my deck slats. You could definately do what others are saying, but, you will need to somehow secure it.
244168
I wouldn't but in good weather you could get away with it. It doesn't have a floor. It is built well with strong canvas.
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.
524187
I wouldn't recommend that. Maybe leave the top one off but not the bottom one. It would be unstable I think.
1785950
As long as the ground underneath is reasonably level sure. I had to use patio block to level it out.