are there drill holes at the base. I need to secure to wooden deck. Where can I get mosquito netting to fit this gazebo?
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Hi, the gazebo has holes in the panels so you mount to a deck and it is a 10 x 10 gazebo so you can find universal netting, thanks
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This my OPINION ONLY based upon having one. Mine is attached to my pavers (there are concealed mounting brackets at the base of all four legs of the gazebo) and has stayed put through all four seasons (I live in the midwest) including high winds, heavy rain, hail, and over a foot of snowfall. For a wooden deck - two considerations: 1) This gazebo is heavy - can your deck support this kind of weight AND guests or snow? 2) Support structure - if the wind does kick up and tries to lift the gazebo, is the deck structurally strong enough to stay put?
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There is a hole for hangers. I got some of the cedar hanger discs to put at the top to ward off the bugs, hopefully.
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It doesn't have holes, but doesn't need them. We have assembled, but not yet filled with dirt the one that we bought. The bottom is constructed from several wood boards, and there is space between them We might need to use landscape fabric to hold the soil in the planter.
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There Are Metal Eyelets At Each Corner. Use A Rope To Tie Each Corner To An Anchor Point Such As A Tree, Fence, Etc. If There Is Absolutely Nothing To Tie To You Would Need To Install Something. I've Seen Some Pretty Long Ropes Used To Install These.
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It comes with both netting panels and solid fabric panels with each on a track. I use only the solid panels and they do enclose the entire gazebo. Rah panel has three Velcro tabs to join the panels. Mine is entering its second year in very good condition. I am in San Diego and have it sheltered from heavy winds.
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Solution: I went to http://www.mosquitocurtains.com, ordered netting tight enough to keep out no-see-ums and then adapted their rail system with moderate effort to hang the netting. They proposed the adaptation and I'm very happy with the result.
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Yes, there are holes in the bottom. On our deck by the grill is exactly where I put mine.
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It does not have holes. You could add them if you require them to hold it in place.
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There's "swing hooks" that will install in the wood. I bought mine at WAL-MART
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I, too, was not sure what you meant about the base. I attached the mounting block to the deck and then ran a treated 2X4 to the ground at an angle - to keep it out of the way. This seems to work well. I am building a frame around the base to fill with rubber mulch. Hope this helps.
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I used 4 decking screws with flat washers to secure mine to the deck. There are pre drilled holes in the base.
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Well, we just put ours up again this year on an 8'X10' deck we built for it. I will definitely need anchoring and yesterday I purchased some thin threaded rods that I am going to install between the decking boards and fasten the feet of the frame with washers and wing nuts. I don't really want to drill holes in my deck, so I am hoping this will work. Also, I put plastic shelving inside on both sides of the tent with my plants on them; this also helps to secure it from windy and stormy weather. I will need to put some kind of heat source inside, as well; not sure what though. I like the idea of the reptile heater and am going to look into that. Hope this helps. Well, we just put ours up again this year on an 8'X10' deck we built for it. I will definitely need anchoring and yesterday I purchased some thin threaded rods that I am going to install between the decking boards and fasten the feet of the frame with washers and wing nuts. I don't really want to drill holes in my deck, so I am hoping this will work. Also, I put plastic shelving inside on both sides of the tent with my plants on them; this also helps to secure it from windy and stormy weather. I will need to put some kind of heat source inside, as well; not sure what though. I like the idea... » Read More Well, we just put ours up again this year on an 8'X10' deck we built for it. I will definitely need anchoring and yesterday I purchased some thin threaded rods that I am going to install between the decking boards and fasten the feet of the frame with washers and wing nuts. I don't really want to drill holes in my deck, so I am hoping this will work. Also, I put plastic shelving inside on both sides of the tent with my plants on them; this also helps to secure it from windy and stormy weather. I will need to put some kind of heat source inside, as well; not sure what though. I like the idea of the reptile heater and am going to look into that. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Try here:https://www.gardenwinds.com/advanced_search_result.php?search_in_description=1&key;words=grill+gazebo
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Yes. There are 4 pieces of netting that zip up in the middle of each side of the gazebo
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I use my base for a 9' umbrella, out in the middle of my property and wind hasn't been a problem on ths a South Shore of Long Island. My base didn't come with the threaded piece that holds umbrella in the hole. I found a replacement- good luck with getting help from the company
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No holes ! It does have a place to put a lock . I would put something heavy on it to store all winter as the top wiggles with heat and cold. Good all summer on our deck on the ocean keepingcushiond dry and clean during weather