what type of stakes are used and what is the frequency of spacing for the stakes
214828
Best I recall, the fencing is seven feet tall. I use bamboo and steel conduit. I prefer the conduit. I place the 'pipes' about every 30'. I run cheap weed line in-&-out of the net to help support it. Works great. Deer touches the net with his nose and backs off. However the net can catch birds and snakes.
214829
You kind of have to experiment to see what works for you. I have used stakes that where two by twos anchored in cement and also tried sunflower stalks. The solid stakes can take spacing of up to 8 feet. With flimsier stakes, I'd say half that.
214830
well it is completely up to you and your need for the netting. i use 2x2x36inch wooden stakes... and i do believe you can purchase aluminum stakes for this.. but i made my own.. it is just a huge roll of very light netting.. you can fasten it will almost anything.. i have used 'zip-ties' to hold it up...etc.... hope this helps..
1470526
I used 16 inch stakes that I bought at home depot , they seem to work well I haven't had any problems .
1973161
First, always stake down all the loops at the bottom (all 10) and make sure the edges are taut. When set up in a grassy area ours did have some gaps so on one occasion we used site available items to strategically hold down some areas. For example small rocks, small logs, fire wood, even some canned goods, etc. Generally we have not had an issue in bare ground areas but the same tactics could apply. Hope this helps.
1674073
This tent can be used for other surfaces. The stakes on the other hand may need to be upgraded to a more sturdy stake depending on the surface u are hammering into..
229537
this unit comes with pvc screws that are 4-5 inches long that you can use to stake into the soil.I have not had to use the stakes as the weight of the contents inside does its part to keep it where it sits.
904354
Not sure but I think the type of ground makes a difference. Some grass/dirt is softer and will make the stakes move more. Ultimately you should hammer it in as far as you need to in order to secure the stakes from moving when you tighten the net.
607555
It depends on the type of ground your setting up on, I would advise always bringing a hammer/mallet of some type. If you can't put the stakes in the ground you won't have a tent, this is not a setup in your living room for fun type of tent.
1063079
If you use a few simple 4x4 pieces of hardwood, you can use a rubber mallet to hammer the stainless steel anchor stakes into the wood, and then affix the support poles into the anchor stakes. This will keep the product upright on hard (non-pourous) surfaces. Go to the website www.thewallup.com to see different setups with the video that is shown.
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1191833
while camping i use a piece of firewood on the "arms", then place rocks on the ends of the wood for stability. i was worried that the arms were too flimsy for anything too heavy like the rocks directly. the stakes is a great idea, but sometimes were are on blacktop or cement, or hard desert ground without the ability to use stakes!
583363
It has stakes built in the pieces. It has held up well and it still looks good. My area isn't straight so it can & does shape with the stakes.Good buy
2179859
Oh my. We got this a few years ago, I want to say yes there are stakes. Only used it twice.
2038519
It actually comes with the right number of stakes but I bought an extra set just in case. I'm sure that I will eventually use one of the extra ones.
680352
Hi jessi. These stakes work well in soft ground. I replaced mine with a couple packs from our local dollar store. for $2.50 I have six plastic stakes. FYI.:)
993012
Stakes are the cheap, heavy candy-canes. Definitely recommend buying new ones, if you're setting up in rocky areas I'd be surprised if the included stakes survived even one trip.
1504259
I don't use the stakes. I just put a brick on each corner. It's pretty tall so you'll need lots of space in your garage. You can stand close enough so that it will catch mishits except for the worst shanks. I would recommend a really good mat. I got the "4' x 5' Dura-Pro Plus PREMIUM Commercial Golf Mat" from amazon. It's $200 but by far the best you can get. I just recently replaced the catch cloth on the hitting net after 1 year of outdoor use.
894159
I have seen many of these this year at kids' baseball games on surfaces that are not conducive to driving tent stakes. I'm not sure how they are holding them down, but they are being used on gravel surfaces and at least a few on concrete.