We often have to take our net down because of high wind. How easy would this be to take off the arches? I'm not clear on how it attaches to the arch?
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It's easy to take apart the arches, not sure what kind of trampoline you have, but the poles run through the pockets on the top of the net.
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It's like a net of lights you put over the arch. Their is clips to keep it in place.
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We have some pretty high winds and ours is only anchored with four. So far it has not budged. I hope this has been helpful.
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The net over the top fastens forward, aft and on both sides. I bought an additional rack to set on the bars so this was not sitting directly on the roof.
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Hi,If it's a windy day, you will need some way of weighing the umbrella down. Like any umbrella, the sportbrella will catch the wind. There are 2 large pockets that you can fill with sand or rocks to hold it in place if you tilt the umbrella as shown in the image above, but I've never anchored the umbrella using just those pockets. Also keep in mind, this is a large umbrella; you may be obstructing the view of other families.
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You tie down the corners to stakes about 3 feet out from the corners. Helpful in wind.
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Yes, the net fits over the arches and is taut. We have had this replacement net for 1 year+ and it is still holding up very well.
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I am not sure on that one! I would really hesitate to do it, because of it's shape, I think the wind would just lift it right off the vehicle. Also it weighs enough that it would be really difficult to lift it that high. But a pick-up truck or a really small light weight trailer would be great. Hope this helps.
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Remove the bungees immediately! Then get 2 bungee cords and cross them thru the handle on top of the rack. To remove, just unhook the bungees. Easy on, easy off.
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I've had the cover on the hot tub all summer and haven't had a problem with the wind blowing the cover off or even moving the cover at all. I was expecting to have to weigh the cover down and planned on using small sand bags since the hot tub is situated in a windy corner of the yard but nope, it hasn't needed any anchoring yet.
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I haven't taken it off yet but I think you can. It just hangs there on the two brackets. Just lift back up and it should unhook right off
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The legs will need to be secured or anchored with thin ropes ( depending on the wind speed) to insure security of the arch. I added flowers and netting, and it was the center point of our Vow Renewal. Congratulations! This arch isperfect.
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Just for the fact that wind is a thing, you would need to weigh it down. Once you put the drop cloth on it, this turns into a huge kite. Your also going to have to clamp the cloth on the sides.
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Yes, I would suggest that the arch be anchored in some manner, if it's windy where you live and if you will be growing a vine type plant on it.
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The attachment arms are very adjustable up/down, in/out and rotate to help even more. Each plate has 4 bolts so when it is tightened up it is very solid. I was using it the other day and the wind had stopped. I removed it in about 1 minute. They give you two set screws and Allen wrench for this purpose. I am planning to pick up a couple of wing screws so I can removed it and put it back on with a tool. I hope this helps
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as a standard flat surface; I would not take the chance and leave without any safety way of ankles, even a small wind can make fly like a kyte So no it does not have.to.but.find a way to have it nail, screwed down to the ground.
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There are two clips that need to be screwed in to a deck, railing, etc. The bottom of the shade has 2 bungee cords that then get attached to those anchors. The bungee allows for some "give"I in the wind. We were quite happy with our shade last summer. We're about to put it up this year now that angle of the sun is hitting our porch in the afternoons.