I need to secure this on a concrete pad- isi it possible to do so?
900815
It is designed to be pushed into the ground. You would have to drill holes in the concrete to insert the feet into. The feet are simply extensions of the steel tubing that the arbor is made of.
900816
100% agree with the previous post. It was not designed for concrete installation, but that doesn't mean you could not adapt it for such a scenario. We had the same issue and changed our design so that the arbor would be off the edge of the concrete patio and over a new walkway which goes to our garden. The arbor, in our design, simply sits pushed into the lawn, but it is right up against the patio and we walk through the arbor to get to the garden.
900817
If you were pouring fresh concrete or were able to drill into the concrete it should work. It's very stable just pushed into the ground.
554421
I have not had to install mine this way. However, if you know what your doing, I don't see why not. An anchor would have to be used that is made for concrete and of course a concrete drill bit.
530148
Not with the bolts that are supplied. The hardware that comes with this product require you to have access to the front and backside of whatever wall you are putting them on. But maybe check with a hardware store to see other options for ways to secure them into concrete.
147867
I returned this item (to complicated) and opted to install it in concrete. Contact mdooling@etsmiami.com and Maria will give you complete details. Tom
311922
YOu should be able to. They provide screws and plastic anchors and I have put them on a concrete wall.
1958659
It's possible. You'll have to purchase concrete anchors from your local hardware store that are specifically made to expand within the concrete.
1747735
I dont see anyway that it could be secured with a padlock. Great TV bracket and easy to install. Don't rely on the level that comes with it though.
64662
Can't guaranty it. But seems like it is worth a try. Here is another option: Isolate It: Sorbothane Vibration Isolation Heavy Duty Square Pad (2.5" x 2.5" x 1/4" Thick) 30 Duro - 4 Pack
1834023
I have no experience mounting anything on concrete, but there is really nothing special about this hook with that respect. I would just go to the Homedepot, Lowes or other home improvement stores to ask/buy hardware (anchors/screws/tools). The size of the holes (on the hook) for mounting is very "reasonable" (I used pretty large wood screws). Hope that helps.
383951
Yes it can unless by "securely" you mean that you're worried about someone physically attacking it. I have 2 on the ceiling of my workshop and 1 attached to a tri-stand. On the stand I had to add a box for the switch.
1346140
Yes this should work as long as the concrete is at least 2.5 inchesto keep it from cracking.
1500845
You can add a padlock. Don't have dimensions handy but I can tell you that it will mount on a standard 4x4 post.
851978
It sounds similar to my case...I have been told that you have to use the drill into the concrete and use the anchors included. I decided to have someone do it for me
1566148
I think that it is possible, for a big doubledoor. this uLock is designed for bike security, this uLock is most secure than a usual padlock. sorry my english, i don't speak or write in english usually.
1189288
Hmmmm.... I don't know , I never tried that. But I'm sure if you did. The pad would fall off during the night.
1191832
I dont set it up on concrete but for grass and dirt setups, I have some 'u' anchors that I pound into the ground over the upright stands to keep it from being blown over. That has been easy cheap and effective for me. Good luck
936267
You can if you can get a grip the top of the screw head. Because some one-way security screws are usually flushed into the material (below the surface).