would this be suitable to be left outdoors in a k-2 school play area
1745286
I would not put it outside, but that's just my opinion. I don't think it would weather well.
1745287
Definitly not. The wood is not finished and would warp and rot by day 2. It's really not made well. I have had it indoors, in central air since march and it's in pretty bad shape, just from my 4 and two year old playing with it very lightly.
840920
Not in my opinion! We use this in the Family Play Space at the public library where I work, and many school-age children play with it, in more sophisticated ways than the younger kids.
1118060
I wouldn't leave it outside. We bought this for my grandson (who loves it by the way) & while it does get used outside on nice days, it's not left outside due to the fact that the material its made from is not really conducive to the outdoor elements.
1112676
I don't think I would leave it outside. I am not sure how the inside tread area would hold up as it feels like a sandpaper type material plus the weather might eventually make the plastic brittle.
1315231
You could use it outdoors. The concrete may scratch the wheels. It is an awesome toy. Played with a lot in our house.
779605
It's a decent size for a play area. For children 10 or so and under, they could walk under it. It would be great without the bed underneath. This is a great bed!
2209278
I wouldn't leave it set up outside all the time. It's not super thick super hard vinyl, but it's sturdy enough that I recommend it. We have ours up inside all the time in the play room and have to add air to it every now and then. But if you wanted to occasionally use it outside on the grass? it would probably be okay.
659690
Mine is located inside my house. Just looking at how it's built it doesn't look like it could survive long outside. I suppose it would work fine, but eventually the humidity, sun, and other elements would wear it down.
1948257
we only used it outside, from my experience if you set it up in the garage you can not secure it to the floor with the sticks , it is going to move around as kids jump in it....
1738151
I would not recommend this toy for outdoors. It's very lightweight and if it's windy it will blow over. I use mine indoors always. But it is a great toy and it is a hit with my 3 girls. I would purchase it again.
130052
That would depend on where you were putting it. It is not weather resistant so it needs to be in a protected environment.
941734
I suppose you could, but you would need a considerable amount of room to do so. This is a VERY NICE but very heavy and large teeter totter. It truly is nice enough to be on a school or local park playground. I wouldn't suggest using it on hard wood either as the parts are metal and would probably scratch. Ours is outside and so far has held up to the elements nicely. I would definitely recommend this set!
477653
Did you end up using this for the playground ? I am considering this item or similar to put under an outdoor play area in my house for my kids. Any other recommendation ?
806784
Yes, it will last well outside. Remember that you have to attach it to the floor, or some other surface to hold it down in use.
14522
not really sure about outside, but I know my son puts it up in the house/garage for the kids to use in winter.
1622116
More for indoor. Outside would be fine as long as not exposed to lots of rain (the blue surface is a non-skid sheet that sticks onto the white plastic). In freezing weather, the white plastic would likely crack.
662353
the blower has a little bit noisy, I can accept , because the noise from kids is greater than the blower, , you can setup outside and leave out there, but you need to sure that there is no rain, because the blower cant get wet ,after you play, you need to dry the bounceland pool, else it has mould.