Can this product be fastened to a wood deck with screws?
89872
Yes it can. There are holes for bolts or pegs to anchor down the gazebo around the base of each pole. I'd recommend using bolts with washers and nuts in a deck to secure it firmly if able. The structure can catch a lot of wind and quite possibly come undone with screws alone.
89873
Yes! Ours is fastened to wooden boat dock that bounces and rocks on water - with no movement from the gazebo! It's a great product.
89874
Couldn't tell you cause they damn company failed to ever send me the pillars and the actual tarp... after a whole month and three attempts. I hope you do receive it and enjoy it, despite my experience.
1585058
There's "swing hooks" that will install in the wood. I bought mine at WAL-MART
559641
I would say yes. You would need to use masonry screws/nails found in any hardware store. This piece is amazingly solid given the open design. We mounted it on vinyl siding and used a bit of copper wire (for color only) to anchor it a little more secrely to the screws since we get high winds at times. This is by far one of my favorite pieces ever...I highly recommend it for it's unique design, sturdy constuction and overall beauty.
392188
Yes, but the slot will possibly cause the screw to have less purchase where the screw shoulders onto the deck board. The KREG system relies on the geometry of the screw to resist cupping, so I would be worried that I wouldn't get enough purchase.
1573591
I can't see why not...Not sure if it would do much for a wood deck but it shouldn't hurt the wood.
905967
no, this mount would work well for that application as well with the right type of hardware (bolts etc.) I used it in a wood beam application on a covered deck and it is awesome, put up in 5 minutes
1152603
Depends on the thickness and how much weight you plan hang on it. Definitely doable but you might need to replace the original screws with ones suitable for the type of wood you plan to squeeze them into.
846095
You can attach to a deck by putting screws through the "feet" on the legs (2 holes each) -- make sure you make distance between each set of legs the same, so the feet attachments are square and balanced -- you can also buy the leg WEIGHTS that are available from the manufacturer, or you can devise your own "weights" -- this is a good product, but it must be attached/weighted in any kind of breeze or wind --
945977
A standard or bugle head screw would not work- it'd be too large to go through the opening, I think. And then it would show which would defeat the whole reason to use the jig. I've had a deck with these screws installed for 2.5 years now without screws loosening (redwood over treated framing).
385069
Screws would work but none are supplied and there are no "pilot" holes to guide positioning. Also, the wood may split with screws instead of the thin nails.
855025
Not sure, I used an older umbrella weight on the bottom to hold it in place. If it will be on a deck, can always screw it down.
2050957
Yes it can!! Your deck is not brand new so it should work just fine there are no stipulations on the kind of wood you can use it on
730912
It could be, but may not be the best application. For rugged outdoors/ garage stuff like that I normally use deck screws, 3 to 3.5 inches long, and wood glue, such as Tite Bond or Elmers. The Kreg would work, but I would not purchase one just for a "non-refined"construction. A chicken coop would be a good way too practice with the Kreg, but not necessary.
1794795
Shouldn't be a problem. There are two wood screws, one at the top and one at the bottom. Easily installed this on my mailbox post.
1595995
Hello Linda,You should be able to attach this to wood or siding with no problem. Sometimes you will need a little extra support, because it is a sturdy product. This can be done by just using a few extra bolts into the studs.
1359266
Absolutely. The Kreg Deck Jig is great for building decks and hiding the screws. I would recommend using some scrap first to get the hang of installing the deck boards. That way when you actually start on the deck proper you will have the technique down pat.
87350
With wood screws, maybe, but there's not a lot of wood to work with there. I wouldn't be comfortable with it.