Can this be stored on a concrete floor without a pallet?
1375798
According to the manufacture it can. I placed mine on 3/4" pine boards that cover the entire bottom of the tank. The manufacture states the tank can sit on the floor on rubber sheeting on wood as long as it supports the entire load. Not a pallet.
244168
I wouldn't but in good weather you could get away with it. It doesn't have a floor. It is built well with strong canvas.
1397306
It can be stored outside, but it is metal so it will rust if it is exposed to the elements, I would cover it with a tarp or keep it under a porch if possible
788250
no it does not. you will put this on a cement slab or your own wood floor. here is the link to the manual to assemble http://www.bettersheds.com/arrow/manuals/ModelCL72.pdf
1590882
This kit does not come with a floor. You either have to pour your own concrete slab or a build a wood platform. I built a wood platform and that took longer than building the shed itself.
303498
If you follow the recommended installation protocol, calling for a 4-6 inch concrete slab, the plastic floor will easily hold the weight. However, if you do not install the shed on a slab it would will not hold that amount of weight without structural compromise.
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It is made as a free standing rack, but you could drill some holes in the rack and bolt it to the concrete.
2057475
I have not used it on a concrete floor but if the floor is clean I see no reason why it won't work as advertised. I do know that on vinyl, carpet and wood you have to tear the door off the hinges to get by it
2062307
Yes they can. Very sturdy. They just shouldn't be stored directly on cement.
1605484
Yes you can put it directly on concrete and as far as I know you can use any thickness of laminate flooring.
565349
It isn't necessary bu we do have an old tarp that we put under our bouncer. I would definitely recommend putting a tarp underneath if it will be on concrete.
1638129
No, the privacy shelter does not have a floor. You could probably line it with a tarp and tape it.
917060
No. It just needs to be kept off the ground. But a concrete slab or a wood deck are good choices.
794400
I would like to say you can. But I just keep it on the floor without box spring because I am lazy to get one. I hope someone else can answer that.
724319
Maybe if you stored in one room and did not plan on transporting in a vehicle. It's fragile. I recommend the dewalt version. Bought one in a hurry on sale at Home Depot. Would have ordered from amazon but needed one quick because this item fell apart
135152
I would not try it. I used it mostly for the carpet. I never tried to use it for the concrete.
1775279
no you cannot. you need a drill with a carbide tip for concrete. The best for concrete is a hammer drill and carbide bits.