Apart from items that came in the package. What other items are needed for a good installation?
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It is light, so you need some way to keep it in place. We use ours on a concrete patio, so some bricks sitting on the six inches extra fabric on the bottom works well. On dirt, there are holes in the feet where some wire tent posts would do the trick. Depending on your area a heat source may be needed. We use a "reptile heater" which is a fifteen foot rubberized wire we string around the plants. It puts out 50 watts very gently. If light is not offensive, a lamp inside will produce enough heat.
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Level ground and an anchoring kit to tie the frame down. I found assembly very easy.
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Hi Clive,I apologize for missing your message for a year.I apologize for missing your message for almost a year. I used some large orange tent stakes from Lowe's to anchor it. I also used a sharpie to mark where the pipes for the frame fit together to help put it together from year to year. I hope you are enjoying your garden.Pete
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The instructions clearly recommend using soil anchors (available on Amazon). When properly installed, the structure will withstand storm winds (mine went through Sandy on the Jersey shore with no problems except occasional slight lifting of an inch or two in one corner.)
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Anchors. This thing could blow away in a strong wind without them. Make sure anchor it.
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Nothing really needed at all. I used only my hands. No tools are required. You might need help getting the plastic cover on and a step stool too. I set it up on my patio last year and had no issues with it at all. Even in strong winds of 35 to 45 MPH did not cause any problems. If you live in an area with stronger winds then you might want to use weights to hold it down. The bottom of the legs come with flanges that will allow you multiple ways to secure the house down. You could just set some heavy pot plants on top of these flanges to hold it down. Hope this helps. We do like ours very much and we don't have to carry our 50 plus pot plants in during a freeze. Nothing really needed at all. I used only my hands. No tools are required. You might need help getting the plastic cover on and a step stool too. I set it up on my patio last year and had no issues with it at all. Even in strong winds of 35 to 45 MPH did not cause any problems. If you live in an area with stronger winds then you might want to use weights to hold it down. The bottom of the legs come with flanges that will allow you multiple ways to secure the house down. You could just set some heavy pot plants on top of these flanges to hold it down. Hope this helps. We do like ours very... » Read More Nothing really needed at all. I used only my hands. No tools are required. You might need help getting the plastic cover on and a step stool too. I set it up on my patio last year and had no issues with it at all. Even in strong winds of 35 to 45 MPH did not cause any problems. If you live in an area with stronger winds then you might want to use weights to hold it down. The bottom of the legs come with flanges that will allow you multiple ways to secure the house down. You could just set some heavy pot plants on top of these flanges to hold it down. Hope this helps. We do like ours very much and we don't have to carry our 50 plus pot plants in during a freeze. « Show Less
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Nothing really needed at all. I used only my hands. No tools are required. You might need help getting the plastic cover on and a step stool too. I set it up on my patio last year and had no issues with it at all. Even in strong winds of 35 to 45 MPH did not cause any problems. If you live in an area with stronger winds then you might want to use weights to hold it down. The bottom of the legs come with flanges that will allow you multiple ways to secure the house down. You could just set some heavy pot plants on top of these flanges to hold it down. Hope this helps. We do like ours very much and we don't have to carry our 50 plus pot plants in during a freeze.
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Anchors, shelves, support for the shelves, mulch for the ground inside (6 cubic feet). For the anchors we used 3/4" rebar stakes 18" long, for the shelves we had a 4x8' weather resistant 5/8" thick plywood cut into a 2x8' and a 1.5x8 sheet (leaves a 6" strip you can leave there or take home), and 4 inexpensive "sawhorses" to hold the shelves up. Three bags of hardwood mulch covered the floor and kept the grass from growing and mud from forming. Radiator "hose" clamps from the auto parts store hold the frame to the rebar stakes.
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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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As for installing the unit itself everything needed is there. You will need all the other parts depending on installation... might be nice to get an extra remote... for drive way you need in ground loops or detector... all that stuff you need to think about your install and purchase separate. Gate opener great unit for me so far, 1 year old minimal problems
2102620
Yes it will work but additional items are needed for complete installation.
514930
Good morning TQ, nothing else is needed before installing this product. Thanks!
1513384
This came with everything I needed to install the unit. Yours must be missing the parts bag that came in the box. You should probably contact the seller or manufacturer.
1225964
Yes, everything you need is included. Very simple install too. I highly recommend this unit, it is the best one I have owned yet.
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My best advise is take it to an installer sspecialist. I dont know what else you need since I gave mine to someone else.
1204579
The included instruction sheet gave all the info. Needed to install correctly.
436363
hi, i believe it comes with everything needed. i purchased this kit from amazon and my contractor installed with no problem
2026169
Whatever's needed to install this comes with it. Very simple and quick to do
577738
We bought an install kit and a little soldering and you are good to go. Hope this helps!
1126171
Yes, I took it to the shop and they installed it for me. There was no other items that were needed.
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From the top of my head: 1) Soundbar and power cable 2) Subwoofer 3) Optical cable 4) User Manual 5) Remote with batteries 6) USB Extension cord to connect devices to the soundbar Not sure if I saw a software CD that came with it.
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everything you need is included. remember that the mounting bolts are self threading and hard to install
1055963
no other parts are necessary, but you do have to install the software on the CD that comes with it. It worked great For me.
1485993
Yes it came with everything needed for installation. Purchased two sets and have installed. Working just great.
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head unit , brackets , si transducer, power cable, gps . may want to order a seperate ram mount , shoot thru hull transducer and y splitter cable to get most out of unit .