Can u set this op in sand?
1748747
April, setting this up in sand might be difficult. It comes with metal anchors that are pounded into the ground through the feet of the gazebo. The anchors are very thin or "skinny" and would not secure well in sand in my opinion. There are however, weights that you can purchase that can be strapped on to each leg that could add some added stability to the gazebo. Search for "gazebo weights". Hope this helps.
1748748
Sure as long as you don't have any wind. I would sink the pole sinto the sand at least a foot or bring bags or buckets to fill with sand to tie the ropes to.
1748749
I dont see why not, just make sure you bring some rope and weight to hold it down.
1748750
Sure, but be aware that it is light and will not withstand a lot of constand wind. If using on the beach for a 1 time event I would suggest using the sides and screw in anchors for the tie downs. Hope this helps!
1748751
I think it could be set up in sand. The posts have small "feet" on the bottom and there are stakes to secure the tent.
266497
Yes. We filled our 's with water just in case we wanted to move it later. But they suggest filling it with either sand or water.
1869470
Yes.The whole frame can be swiveled over. That's how you get the sand moving again.
624041
yes. in fact, i filled both of mine with a bag of rocks from home depot. sand would also work.
1106853
Oh you probably could. I have set on its side and held with one hand sanded small pieces with the other. A great sander though. I love it
271098
Yes it could, it's very clean! But that would be very expensive for a sandbox of any decent size. You can go to the hardware store, like Home Depot, and they sell 50 pound bags of Quikrete play sand for $4.
1636453
The machine can be turned on on the side. Better use sand or any non conductive material but not water.
196042
YES, You just turn it and the pole screws into the sand. Then you can fold them down.
1641841
Yes. We haven't filled it with sand yet but over the weekend we moved the box and it was dry inside.
1927195
Yes, just don't get it packed with sand. That's never good on electronics. We use ours on the boat every weekend in FL
1890522
I have tried this and it works, but the courser the sand the better. I also have mixed it with salt.
1304373
I would not recommend doing that. The base of this umbrella is standard size and fits perfectly in a regular metal or cast iron stand. I have seen much smaller versions of this umbrella that actually have a point on the end that you could take to the beach and stick in the sand but not this one.
1705924
I don't think you can. Bought this as a gift for grandchildren who have used it at the beach but mom said not in water.
129184
No. This ball does not have sand in it. It actually comes flat and you have to blow it up yourself.
1448836
Moveable. The sand is in a little Baggie that you can empty into the tray or somewhere else, and then you can set them up however or wherever you like.
1257010
You have to add either your own sand or water - no both. Use a funnel to fill it.
110144
yes you could.just remember it must be submerged at all times, otherwise it may burn out.