How much stake goes into the ground for support?
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depends on your soil, I have sand so I'm putting it in cement if you have normal black dirt just put it in to the end of the h bar and it should hold.
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Only a few inches because there is a cross bar. Know that this product is not well made and will not support all the arms having bottles on them. It is a very pretty garden ornament if you are okay with only having half the arms with bottles.
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Has two prong stake which hold it. We had terrible wind storm that snapped my tree. Love the tree though.
228492
Since we live on a hillside we had someone come level the ground with a machine. So we had to put sand beneath because of the exposed rocks in our area. You'll need about an extra foot around for the supports.
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It will need support as it does seem somewhat flimsy, but I believe it will do the job. I have my posts 9 ft apart. I'm not sure of the effectiveness yet, nothing is growing in my garden yet.
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Not sure Id be of much help on this one. Mine is staked into the ground dirt. Try a cinder block or something really heavy that won't get in the way.
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They say pound legs into ground- that's the stakes!! In addition to that go to hardware store & buy 3-4' sections of rebar pound in next to legs- wind stainless steel wire & wrap & tighten around legs-.that's what I did!!
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6+1 (if windy).It is always better overkill than getting wet. Also if you find a rock while pounding the stake in you'll feel better to have that extra one.
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I am not sure. I gave it as a present. It was adorable and a lot larger than I expected. The stake seemed a good length.
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You can stake it to the ground but I would purchase stakes from a hardware store. The ones that come with it aren't great in big wind.
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They are 13" from the top to the ground ring and 6" from the ground ring to the end of the stake. Hope that helps!
654677
50 feet (5 sections that are 10 feet long). We put 5 feet in the ground, leaving 45. We raised to 30 feet for stability.
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It is best to stake it first, if you are doing it by yourself or it will tip over
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45 inches high with the stake depending on how far into the ground you pound the stake!
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Yes. Works fine. Staked 3 so far. Just keep punching it until you get the desired movement. No hammering required.
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It is just heavely staked. It held up well for me even on a very windy weekend. For the money I strongly recommend.
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I am using the torches on my deck, so I don't know about the ground stakes.
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The same company sells metal post stakes that you can drive into the ground; you would need one for each side of the panel to secure it. If you plan to put a few panels together, there is also a 2" square post that can add stability in between 2 panels. Word of warning: the stake & post combination is not strong enough to secure more than a couple panels together. I wanted a full-length fence, and I ended up needing to do some cobbling together (I can explain in detail if you want to know.) That said, the fence is gorgeous. This IS high-quality lattice, thick & well made.