Does the part you push into the soil have two legs for greater stability? Thank you.
312710
No. It's a single rod so you can't use it for a hanging flower pot. I would recommend a bird feeder or a light weight lantern/candle holder.
312711
Unfortunately, they do not have the additional leg which also means they have to be pushed and twisted to get into hard soil.
312712
It does not. This piece only has the main rod to support apparatus. However, I was able to use it to hold 'flower balls' for my wedding and it held up just fine.
1820166
Yes it does. It is stiff enough to keep shape even when loaded up with heavy tools.
1876332
It does not have any "legs". The Portable Drafting Board has some small circular, rubber feet on the bottom to help avoid slipping. These "feet" do not raise the board up nor do they angle the board
2116215
No, the weight of the table stabilizes the leg. At least we have had no problems with it in our motor home.
728289
It does have legs. We haven't even use the stakes yet. We have it set on deck. Works great don't think you would need stakes unless it was windy.
310336
No. Also legs are not strong enough to withstand side ways forces for very long.
659643
It's been a while but I believe it was a forked metal bottom that was a bit tough for me to get into the ground (my husband was nice enough to drive it into the ground for me). It's been there ever since; no problems. My only complaint is I can't find the extension kit anywhere so the pole is a bit shorter than I would have liked.
1750400
No... on flat ground it doesn't budge. And if you want to be able to mow under it, it helps to be able to stand in it, pick it up, and move it over. It weighs a bit, but it's doable.
2206222
Yes, it has a stake that screws on the bottom. Because they're a little tall and top heavy, bumping them will cause them to lean slightly. However the stake keeps them from falling over. I've been very pleased with mine.
365242
Yes, it has shrt legs on it, and so far, we are quite pleased with this pot.
612957
The bottom of both sides ar essentially legs. We used it for our daughters wedding and it sat upright on the floor on its legs. For the yard we dug four small holes, filled them with wet cement and stuck the "legs" in the cement. It worked great. I can't actually remember if it came with tie-downs. It has been out in our yard for almost two years now and still looks great.
1536650
Not the bottom base, but into the upright leg that is attached to the bottom base.
1105877
We also have heavy clay soil here in Colorado. I would suggest you break up the ground with a spade or shovel and then it should not be too hard to do. The legs are VERY heavy metal so they won't bend or anything while you are pushing them in. Hope this helps!!!
1167730
Yes, as is stated in the description. Keep in mind that the unit is pretty light and bounces easily. My "soil", I live in San Diego and I am not sure what we have here classifies as soil, is rock hard. The depth adjustment may work much better in rich soft soil.
1891181
It has two small feet that attach or detach to allow an incline or not. No built in flip down legs.
1705298
No it does not. Very low to the ground. We returned it for that reason. You can check my review earlier in the same item.
2079137
No, it's very tiny and low to the ground. We gave it to our 2 year old granddaughter, and she pushes it while on her knees!