can you use this on outside steps at concerts
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It's hard to carry. Like a bowl of jelly. I would put it in a bag or some thing to carry and protect it from the elements. If it is soft sides sack or whatever you could just sit on it in the bag. But yes, my wife takes it everywhere.
1384559
Yes, they are a bit heavy and floppy to carry, find a stable bag like a reusable grocery bag to transport.
1384560
I am sure that you could. I would think that a stadium seat would be better. This does not fit my car seat, my office chair, my lawn chair or my kitchen chairs. I was disappointed.
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It can be used outside, but I would not recommend it. This particular version does not come with a seat cover. However the seat cover can be purchased separately. I think it costs around $20. I ended up returning the Wondergel Roll & Go and purchased a CONFORMAX Airmax "On the Go" Gel Travel Seat Cushion. It is allot more comfortable, plus it has a handle that makes it allot easier to carry around.
1384562
I would recommend it, its impractical to carry, I would recommend a stadium seat, or cushion.
1664953
Yes. I have had mine on painted steps outdoors for about 6 months and it is great. Winter is coming so that will be the real test.
721154
Regina, No, I really do not think you could use this on the ground. I believe it's really for bleachers. It's very comfortable, and attaches well to most any bleacher. The extra width is great. It started pouring rain, and the seat was drenched, but dried quickly. Hope this was helpful. Good Luck.
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Yes it can be used anywhere. No need to put heavy plastic under it. It has it's own floor that is made of heavy plastic. You would need to figure out how to tie it to something if you get wind coming through your deck. If you use a propane heater to heat it, leave the windows on the Flower House open.
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Yes, it can be used outside. I only use it on the pavement or blacktop. As for Criss-Cross I dont know. I havent been able to get there yet, but I assume its possible.
1032752
I would not use it outside unless you would take it in when it rains. The bottom is a tray which would catch the rain.
1410634
I used it on the roof,but put it in a knee high, worked great and we use it on our steps and walkway melts fast, great product and I'm sure it would work just throwing it on the roof.
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This is a very basic no frills, no attachments, vac. But it is only 10 pounds. So you should be able to use it on steps.
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yes, you can use it outdoor. And there are something to stick on the floor at the bottom of each panel, I think it only works for tiles or hardwood flooring.
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I've only used these in the bath. If your steps are super smooth it might be worth a shot because the glue seems strong enough to work but not so strong it will take off all varnish like other non slip tape options. If you don't want to mess up steps I would try these but if you don't care I would try s stronger option that will work for sure.
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This is a great option for cement steps. You can put it down and have an instant weatherproof ramp.
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I would not recommend this. I think the metal itself would be OK but the mechanisms (tabs) that hold the crystals on would be really susceptible to windy conditions in my mind. I wouldn't be comfortable with this outside unless it was really, really protected. Definitely not engineered or intended for outside based on my experience.
1486877
You could use it outside, however I wouldn't. It's very nice, probably too nice for outside
750203
Yes this is perfect for stairs and should be used only for them! As i forwarned about the product itself it breaks down essily after excessive use.
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Yes, definitely can use outside. The only risk is going down any slope, there are no brakes, so flat areas are best. My kids love it, and well built, had it for over a year now.
985144
It says that you can, I useed it on the outside of my house, it works great!
499491
Absolutely not! It would not be sturdy enough to pull up steps and would be overly bulky for a bus. Not to mention it would not be cost effective. Please look elsewhere!