Do you recommend using sandbags with it or does it seem really sturdy without?
1754891
We use a rather large bolt of velvet material for our background and have had no stability problems. The product functions as advertised.
1754892
I used it without sandbags, inside and it was sturdy. Sandbags will give you that little extra and I would recommend using sandbags.
611890
Probably depends on who is using it. My 7&8 year old girls get by with about 200lbs of sand bags on top of the base. If I had teen boys playing on it. I would probably have sand in the base and sand bags on top too.
385443
I am new at this too, so don´t worry...Its perfect for that, I bought the ¨Everlast Double End Striking Bag¨ and its perfect for avoiding drilling the floor, i filled it with water and works great, you can also try sand. Hope the information helps, enjoy and stay active!
970021
I haven't had a problem with it at all. I use it allot. It looks pretty sturdy to me.
818736
I put a dead Everlast bag and a dead Century bag (shredded cotton cloth) in ours. Sand is a great core material, but use small batches and make sure it stays put. Loose sand has ruined more bags than anything else I've seen.
1677325
I would not use when there is risk of wind. I have only used inside. Before using sand bags I would check manufacture recommendations.
2263723
Stakes are not supplied (if they were, they were too puny). You definitely need stakes (ones appropriate for the sand if you are at the beach) unless there is no breeze (and when have you been to the beach with no breeze?). The sand bags may help you hold the shelter in place while you put in the stakes, but otherwise, the shelter is a very effective sail. There is a carrying bag with the product. The bag is large enough that it is easy to stuff the shelter into the bag.
2187846
We use sandbags tied to the middle that hang down and it works perfectly. We love Ina very windy place and they haven't tipped over yet.
2062037
I have it in my garage it moves a tiny bit once in a while and hasn't been an issue that I thought would need to be sand bagged. It comes with strips of fabric attached to the corners so you can stake it to the ground if outside. Or maybe tie it to sand bags. If it were outside I would think it should be staked down. I will also use a tarp under it when we use it outside so the ground doesn't get it dirty or puncture. If on a tarp it would move around more. I hope this helps. If you have more questions please ask. We love it so far. I defiantly recommend it.
1378655
It did well. It comes with sand bags and they were easy to use to anchor it down along with the stakes!
1592141
These bars are built very sturdy; however, as a child becomes heavier they will come up off the floor when the child makes a quick dismount. We do have a four section mat on top of the bottom of the bar braces. Further solutions would be placing sandbags on all four corners. All of these preventive actions prevents an unexpected disaster from happening. However; everything has its limits.
286703
well it is quite sturdy and has a broad base so it should hold up fine...except on sand you can't bounce the balls off the ground, of course. Have fun
592302
We used 6 bags of sand. This sandbox is quite expensive for what it is... I doubt I would another one.
1394530
Yes, but I really feel that sandbags or rolled carpet are a better alternative. Good luck.
1473320
The plastic is probably too thin to handle being sand box, we just use ours for water and my father already wants to buy another one jic. Plus its pretty big so that'd be a ton of sand. But you can try it, I think the sides are strong enough to handle it however.
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In my opinion staking it down its a must, even in light wind. The frame is a bit weak since it has several connecting parts. Add to that the fact that it's big. On concrete I've use weight sand bags.
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No sand, no bricks its fine without. I have no issues with this ladder and highly recommend it.