Can you bury it underground?
1731008
I used mine to put a cedar box in that held my dogs ashes and buried in my memorial garden. I first put the box in a air tight bag. A few years later I sold my house and wanted to take him with me for my new home. They box and everything inside were still in perfect condition.
1731009
You can, but I would seal what's inside in a zip lock freezer bag. Make sure the box is upright otherwise it would collapse under pressure. I wouldn't burry it to deep.
239262
Yes. I used it in buried PVC pipes. It is supposed to be capable of direct burial but I wanted it protected.
1208709
Yes they can be safely buried. I did put some RTV on the threads before assembly though just to be safe.
1229667
I don't think it can be buried. The thermostat comes on around 38 degrees. You can wrap the pipe and then wrap your insulation. We used a foil type insulation that we had left over from putting it between the trusses close to the roof, inside the attic. Orkin sells that product. You can also wrap it closer than they recommend..sounds like you live in a really cold climate. This is definitely worth the money. when it's working we don't have to worry about frozen pipes. We did not wrap any 4" pipes.
1329746
NO. Not at all. It is the dirt filling the void area that gives it form. To move this, you would need to remove dirt. You MAY be able to put it on some sort of movable platform that would enable you to move as needed.
2013165
Answer here...O yeh have done that and have it laying ontop of ground in several areas.
2080448
Yes...I supposed it could be buried...in colder climates you would need to leave a slope in it so the water continued to flow through it and not pool inside then freeze and crack the pipe
1922051
i would check with the manufacturer. i personally would not bury any gas pipie in the ground without a conduit. This pipie is very soft so that it can be bent in any form. If this pipe were to be laid into the ground as is, it would very easily be ruptured by anyone digging with a shovel
766746
It would be a little work to dig it in but yes I suppose it would. That's a cool idea!
1733266
You can either dig a small hole about 18 inches deep and bury it or as we did, you can just hammer it in with a rubber mallot. If you hammer it in place something like a chunk of wood over the spike so you don't damage it.
1191165
The rock does have a place to connect the wire. I guess you wouldn't have to burry the wire, but we buried ours.
2098175
I believe you can bury this hose. We have 200 ft of Tuff Guard hose and have had no problems with rugged daily use. Burying this would be light duty compared to what I have put mine through.
2027013
Yes, Always disconnect power to wires before toning them out with a wire locator. Then follow the instrucitons with the underground wire locator to trace the direction and location of your buried wires.
1242407
Yes you can. It is like a frame that can be filled with dirt and then planted.
401260
You just have to bury it a bit deeper than the spike. I do it all the time.
382930
Short answer: No. Will it work - yes. Is it a good idea - no. It's not rated for anything other than low voltage work, and it's NOT rated for direct burial.
642011
I "bury" mine in a large tote (16 gallon?) with dirt to finish decomposing.