How can you install this item? I have put pipes in ground and set legs in them before to secure.I can not see the legs to determine how to put in ground or if it has to be screwed down and if so to what? How can you install this item? I have put pipes in ground and set legs in them before to secure.I can not see the legs to determine how to put in ground or if it has to be screwed down and... » Read More How can you install this item? I have put pipes in ground and set legs in them before to secure.I can not see the legs to determine how to put in ground or if it has to be screwed down and if so to what? « Show Less
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There are tabs on the bottom of each leg that can have a stake driven through them. I buried 4x4 posts in the ground (lengthwise, cut to length and flush with the ground) and screwed the legs to it via the tab holes using deck screws.
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The legs have flat tabs at the base that have small holes in them. There are L-shaped pegs that slide through the holes in the tabs and secure the arbor to the ground. The arbor is substantially heavy. The pegs seem to be enough to hold the arbor in place. I have only had this for a few months but it has withstood sustained winds of 20 mph and gusts of 30 mph.
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We used the spikes it comes with, but it did blow over once so we added 2 U Bolts pounded into the ground on each side to secure additionally.
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It comes with brackets that extend below ground level. I buried mine in the ground. You could pour dry concrete around each and let the ground water seep in to set up and harden. I may move mine in the future so I didn't use concrete.
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The "legs" are positioned on the outside of the bottom piece within the groove located there. Once the top is in position, they will be secure. Be Patient!
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I just went to look at mine. From what I recall, the supply lines should have snapped in to place prior to dropping the faucet into place on your sink. Once they were snapped in, I fed the supply lines through the opening in the sink, set the faucet in place, and tighten the large nut underneath to secure faucet to the sink base. Hope this helps.
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Here you go! This is what I followed to install it. You're going to love this ladder.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWrgvVAFYII
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I have one installed. I never thought about stepping on it until this question, so off I went into the area of the basement that nobody goes into to give it a test. In my installation, it's not particularly easy to step on due to the pipe placement, but I did manage it. It flexed as I did so and doesn't feel particularly safe, I wouldn't advise it for more than an accidental step while working on other equipment in the area. I wouldn't ever install it in a place where I would step on normally or with any frequency.
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We got instructions with ours so can't help you there. We bought heavier shelves and put in since the ones that came with it would sag if too much weight was put on them.
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On the one I received there is a round tightener that needs to be loosened and then you slide the legs down the pole until they extend to whatever amount you want. If there is resistance when you try to do this then the screw needs to be loosened further. Also check that there is no damage to the legs or pole, there should be no problems at all and is just a very smooth sliding up and down for the legs to extend and then collapse back again.
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Hello, When this item arrives to you, this is something that is not fully assembled. The legs are detached and should take off a few inches from the item. You should be able to push this through from its side. Thanks
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They say pound legs into ground- that's the stakes!! In addition to that go to hardware store & buy 3-4' sections of rebar pound in next to legs- wind stainless steel wire & wrap & tighten around legs-.that's what I did!!
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I'm not understanding exactly what your question is but to clarify, I did not want mine just sitting on top the ground without being installed. Had a neighbor help me and we went ahead and permanently installed in concrete. VERY HAPPY with this product and have received many compliments from neighbors. any other questions please ask. And YOUR WELCOME! :)
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Grounding WHAT??? this unit is anchored in the concrete....what do you think you can "ground"???the adjustment on top tightens the anchor onto the inside pipe/bar so it doesnt jiggle or slide.all mechanical. What are you worried about; lightening??????
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That means you're really not clicking it into place. You have to push very hard (and pull really hard when clicking it out of place) If you look at the very top the legs, there will be a little circle with a hook like thing on botg sides. That has togo into the little blue space at the top. It's really tricky but you will hear the click and make sure it's clicked on all 4 sides
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Make sure you have all 3 (or more) legs attached to bottom. Mine only came with 2; had to throw it away.
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I had two very similar problems and unfortunately, no matter how tight I wrapped the pipe, it didn't work. I used JB Weld, (not the water one-that didn't work), and it worked on one and still holds. I had to replace the copper pipe on the other.
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I purchased the in-ground sleeve. That gets cemented into the ground. I made sure that was plum and level when I set it in the concrete. The pole then gets inserted into it. I chose the sleeve because now if I ever moved I could take the system with me ( minus the sleeve cemented in the ground ).
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I wrestled with this, and am frustrated that the Feit installation instructions don't talk about this. But I found the secret (for me at least)..... inside the can are two pairs of little metal L-shaped "ears" across from each other. (the "clips" that others refer to) By default they are not folded out... they're flush with the metal can. With a screwdriver, bend them out 90 degrees. Then the springs on the light fixture slide in to those ears and hold it tight in place. If you have can lights in your bathrooms or closets that have a solid glass waterproof plate over them, those plates mount the same way and you can look at how the ears work. I wrestled with this, and am frustrated that the Feit installation instructions don't talk about this. But I found the secret (for me at least)..... inside the can are two pairs of little metal L-shaped "ears" across from each other. (the "clips" that others refer to) By default they are not folded out... they're flush with the metal can. With a screwdriver, bend them out 90 degrees. Then the springs on the light fixture slide in to those ears and hold it tight in place. If you have can lights in your bathrooms or closets that have a solid glass waterproof... » Read More I wrestled with this, and am frustrated that the Feit installation instructions don't talk about this. But I found the secret (for me at least)..... inside the can are two pairs of little metal L-shaped "ears" across from each other. (the "clips" that others refer to) By default they are not folded out... they're flush with the metal can. With a screwdriver, bend them out 90 degrees. Then the springs on the light fixture slide in to those ears and hold it tight in place. If you have can lights in your bathrooms or closets that have a solid glass waterproof plate over them, those plates mount the same way and you can look at how the ears work. « Show Less