Would this be good for a deck? I don't want to scratch up the deck surface.
1737812
I used this last year on my deck without a problem - no scratches. It worked fine for smaller storms but not so much after last year's blizzard.
1737813
Haven't had a chance to use it on my deck as yet. Will let you know after the first snowfall
1737814
I have not tried on my desk so I can't be 100% sure. The blades are made of plastic so I guess should be ok. Again, the good thing about this product is it depends on how much close you want to get. Like, if you bend a bit then it does not touch the surface, but skims it over top. Hope that helps
1737815
I've used this on my deck and think it works well. It has a plastic blade to throw the snow that I have not had any problems with damaging my deck and it can launch it high enough to go over our thigh high rails.
1737816
I don't think I would use it on a wood surface. I have only used it on the driveway and sidewalks and it seems that the blade, unless you use very little pressure or don't go right to the surface, may scratch the surface.
1737817
YES! If you hold it a the correct angle the auger never touches the surface. Very easy to use
2033750
You really need to anchor it, don't use it on a good table top. It will scratch & mar, unless you can get something under it to help keep it stationary.
1684748
I used it to cover two tables in my living room- the one that is in the sun, it has started to peel up from the underside edges of the tabletop in just a couple months. The other (identical, in form and in material) table is fine. I wouldn't recommend using it outside!
178095
It will work on a deck but you might need to use an umbrella foot that can be fixed to the deck, instead of the ground anchor that comes with it.We are very pleased with it.
2021568
I suspect it's OK for temporary use for your application; though you would need to secure it to the deck properly with bolts. Otherwise, a strong wind will blow it away.
753677
Not sure if they would leave marks... I have a wooden deck and it hasn't so far...
969394
Doing well; however, would strongly suggest lightly sanding and putting on 2-3 layers of polyurethane. If I had done that rather than use the recommended oil, it would have held up beautifully. The sections on the tabletop where the joints come together have lifted warp d a bit. So, before putting it out on our deck for the season, plan to sand and polyurethane it to prevent any further lifting/warping.
268998
Barbara, personally, I would investigate other products. Based on my experience applying this to our deck, I wouldn't recommend.
125417
the area under the table gets hot.i have it on a stone patio. perhaps you could place a flagstone or pavers underneath to protect a deck.inquires to the company might be a good idea.
821443
I haven't tried it with cards, but I think it would be fine. It is not thick or cushy. It just has a backing which keeps it from slipping when on a table.
285286
I would say yes, as long as the deck where you place it is even. I bought it for that purpose, sort of coffee table-like and also as a foot rest. I think it works well either way.
917701
I think that would depend on the surface you are putting it on. I would recommend one if you are putting it over concrete but not necessarily over wood.
1353410
It isn't perfectly flat and smooth. There is a raised rim around the bottom. I doubt that it would scratch the surface of your table, though.
182082
hmmmmm.... It might be OK. I don't know if it would wear well if the floor you were using it on had any type of rough surface.
1184880
I have used it sparingly on my deck, and saw no problems. If it is okay for Paws and Plants..... wood should be fine.
910925
I bet you could, just make sure that you get a color that matches the deck or it may look off. Sand well after it drys. Should work well if you sand well.
1000084
Yes, that is how I use it. My wife insisted that we have one that would not scratch the surface. It sears very well.