What size/shape are the spikes that come with it to hold it in place?
1760507
Not really but once you get most of it out it wants to tip over when you pull on it. You would have to do something in addition to the spikes most likely to secure it down. I was disappointed because the hose connector broke and now it is of no use.
1760508
They are "L" shaped and maybe 5" long. I did not find them to be effective at securing the hose hideaway.
1760509
I don't rember getting spikes. But then I wouldn't need them if they did come.
624108
Just don't put the spikes in the feet and place them right-side-up. The feet have a rubber insert in them already.
2276983
There should be a plastic cap that fits on the end that's squared off. Put it on the spike and gently tap it with your hammer.
1064033
Yes there is a spike. It's about 4 or 5 inches long and is made of plastic.
555384
About an inch. There doesn't seem to be much uniformity among the sticks they turn out. The best thing about them is the metal spike on the end.
44238
Soft, "Rubbery" type plastic with no hole on the top. The cones are approximately 9" in height and the base is 5" square. For us, they need to be weighted down in order to not move in a slight breeze.
928981
the spikes are about 5 and 3/4 inches long i had to use a hard plastic bottle the softer ones collapsed to easy
1889960
Approximately 1 inch wide and 5 inches long. They come with a plastic cap that you put on top of the spike so it can be pounded into the ground with a hammer. The top is reusable. Wait until the ground is soft from rain or the spikes will be hard to get into the ground and the top will crumble.
398499
Hey Gary, Thanks for asking before ordering. It comes with clamps and they are 2" to reflect standard Olympic size. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions. Regards
261015
they range in size from 2 inches to 4 inches wide. Easy the get all 4 fingers grip on the holds. I've had these installed on my outdoor climbing wall for the past 3 years. Very durable.
643872
They look to be #10 straight shank approx. 2 1/2 inch long with flat head. I think larger screws or lag bolts would require you to drill out the holes a bit. hope this helps.
682775
The spikes are very sharp and stick well. Although one would fall out if I would turn the whole thing upside down. And some are difficult to take out. But thats just mine.
1859052
Thank you for asking! I was going nuts also trying to find the diameter! They appear to be maybe a 4" or even larger in the photo!
471715
I bought a generic, standard pool pole. I don't remember the particular dimensions. Sorry.
1471386
It might work depending on how you install them, but they are plastic and the spikes could break if a heavy animal put enough weight on them
411533
They are 1/2" non-braced particle type board. You can't tell from the picture, but have a trapezoid shape when viewed from the small side.
918437
Yes, it comes with 2 sets of spikes. One set for the legs of the poles and another set for the guy lines, which by the way, are attached to grommets in the fabric so they can't get lost.