how is it secured to ground?
1748198
I dug a hole 18 inches deep by 6 inches by 12 inches wide. I added cement type I-II around the sleeve that came with the pole and filled the hole completely. This secured it in the ground. We have had winds up to 35 mph and held fine. I did, however, take it down when Hurricane Eselle hit earlier this year.
1748199
it comes with a plastic PVC pipe. You dig a hole , concrete and place. Its Junk. the sections get rusty, you cant move it up or down after very little moisture gets in it. Mine broke completely in half after 3 months.
1748200
comes with a sleeve I cement in the ground.One bag of premix it was easy. I take it down every night
1748201
It comes with a PVC pipe you secure with cement that you purchase at the hardware store bag mix
2195708
I put mine on the back of a travel trailer to hold a generator. It is level with the ground. No problems so far .
2173296
The best answer is to use some decent lag bolts to secure it to your floor or some masonry anchors if you have concrete floors. Concealing it from view will also help deter thieves. Possibly mounted to the floor or wall in a closet. Most thieves want to snatch and run, not spend lots of time trying to pry a safe from a well mounted location. Every little bit helps.
365461
It's attached (screwed into) to a 4x4 post which is cemented into the ground. Very sturdy.
712616
You would have to be creative to keep it from flying away, but I think it could be done with concrete bases or sand bags. Drilling into the concrete for little flush sunken anchors if it is your own concrete wouldn't be to difficult and would end up being even better than ground stakes.
1347740
Its very steady. I have had mine up in my yard for 3months. It has never fallen over! :D
36279
There are no threads on the legs to secure it to the ground. so I guess if you can weld one side of the L bracket to the leg then you can fix it to the concrete
83758
It only needs to be secured if it is windy. It does have things to secure the screen down. Since you would be setting it up on your patio, maybe you can tie it down to something.
1191459
Ours was put directly on ground. There are metal supports to hold structure circular & shelving to put the 4 planter pots on. This weight of the planted pots holds ours down.
1593612
It has to be secured at the bottom. It comes with stakes for use on the ground. You would have to be extremely inventive to figure out a way to use it on a driveway.
1968317
Ground staked for it to be secured but the stakes will pop up and the net will continue to fall..
1427890
There is a draw string sewn into the hem around the bottom (floor) that you can pull tight and secure that way. I would also us a bungee cord around the whole thing at the center for extra protection when severe winds are expected. There are no loops sown in to attach to ground stakes, etc. it's a good heavy product which I would buy again. Good luck, CTG
141751
Not securely. It comes with some feet. They keep it pretty well in place but my kids figured that out pretty quickly
740712
It doesn't need to touch the ground. Mine is on my pontoon boat. Very sturdy and nice.
1058054
Twist (like you would a jar top) and turn it. It will go down and then secure it by turning it into place.
2159607
They're about a foot long and screw into the ground. They're very secure and you needn't worry about wind once you install them!
659641
My husband used cement to anchor it in the ground. It is a great buy and I am very glad that I bought it!