Will it stand up by itself, without being staked out? - Could it be used on pavement?
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Must be staked. Even then it will blow over in a light breeze. Wasn't worth the money I spent on it. Replaced it with Cabela's privy shelter: http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabelas-Privy-Shelter/1322157.uts?productVariantId=3017943&srccode;=cii_17588969&cpncode;=41-48059898-2&WT.tsrc;=CSE&WT.mc;_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z;_mc_id1=03290415&rid;=20
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It can stand on it's own but can blow away or topple over easily if there is someone changing inside. Might be okay for pavement just have to be careful.
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Yes, it will stand up on it's own. No stakes needed. It lays flat for storage but pops open and up when you start to open it. It could be used on any surface.
80655
It will stand up by itself. Windy conditions it should be secured with the stakes.
80656
Yes. We use it on our back patio to change out of swim suits. It is self-standing, and easy to fold back up and put away.
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Hi Heidi, I think you could do that. I have mine in my yard, but I have not had it staked down as we like to move it off the grass to mow and to shift it around so that it does not mess up the grass too much. If you need to keep it still you could always put some weight on the back (like a 5 gallon bucket filled with dirt) of each corner. Hope this helps. --Matt
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It stands on its own, but have not experienced any big winds since receiving it. It could easily be staked down via its feet using U stakes.Hope this helps.
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This tent will stand on its own but has 4 corner loops for stakes. I use it on top of my SUV!
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It will stand by itself, but only if you zig zag the panels. But I would not call it sturdy. The nut and bolts come apart with the slightest movement of the panel. We gave up on using it as a divider and bought a better one.
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yes it will stay up on its own. i do not reccomend not staking the tent if you plan on keeping it up for any period of time as it can blow away and be damaged.
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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.
1949003
Sure it will stand fine without stakes. We have used the tent for basement 'camping'. Of course if used outside stakes should be used, which are easy to press in.
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absolutely. And it will also stand on its own, without anything to lean against. Just did it this afternoon at the airport.
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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.
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Yes but it would still need to be supported. Concrete or a wooden frame would be best. It has held up to use / abuse very well.
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It can stand on its own, but it has no rubber grips and slides extremely easily over smooth surfaces. Like a desk.In my personal experience, No. One accidental bump would send this to the floor, and the material it is made from would not survive. Secure it with screws.
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This item is designed to be placed on either the lawn or on pavement. For either location, you have to make sure that the legs are unable to shift and it is secured down so the entire unit is not able to sway in the wind. Please remember that this item is not a permanent structure and should not be left up unattended.If you need any further assistance, please contact us at service2@wpinnacle.com or (214) 491-6991 Monday - Friday 9am-4pm.Thanks,WPIC Store Management
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I dont think that it would stand up on concrete. we put it up on our deck but instead of staking we tied it to the railing of the deck. Even with that it moved a bit in the wind. I think you would need to stake it or at least tie it to something. I hope that helps. Mike
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Not specifically. With some cleverness, you can probably prop it up. But it's not designed to stand on its own.
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It could definitely be free-standing. There are long stakes to drive into the ground (or concrete)
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I don't think it would stand well without being secured. I used a hammer and the stakes come with the tents. There would not be enough tension to secure the pole. Hope this helps. I really like the tent. It worked well for me.