WOULD I BE ABLE TO STAKE THEM IN THE GROUND?
2071887
Yes, you could stake them in the ground, if it were soft. The flags are kind of small and I could see the plastic sticks breaking or bending easily if the ground was very hard.
2257647
There's nothing to secure them so I don't think you can. I would not recommend it as they are very heavy.
871980
I would say you probably could ...but they would need to be quite small. The legs are only 3/4 an inch wide on bottom.
1662018
They are not meant for stacking - I think you'd have to have the first one underground/in dirt in order to stack (ie they won't stack on their own).
1534887
These are just for the ground. If you can find a way to screw them to the deck just be aware of the wires.
2238354
No, the stakes go into the ground, they wouldn't be useful. I would recommend bags of sand or some type of weight to hold the trampoline down from the wind, if thats a factor.
1481203
You can. They are hollow. But the design is robust enough that I simply set it on the ground. My plant dies off in the winter so I push the arbor back against the house and then move it back out in Spring to train to the plant that grows up around it.
2106750
They just attach the corners. You could drive a stake into the corners, but once they are filled with soil, they're not going anywhere. I'm really happy with them. You really should oil them though even though the oil is expensive.
1020968
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641559
You might be able to use them but you would have to lift the wheels up to get it positioned. They are pretty strong.
1488856
The levelers should be able to accomplish it but these are levelers and not intended for raising height. More for leveling. You could try it or just some wood underneath.M
1522985
I have them in a pot but you can plant them in the ground but you need something they can climb up on to as they are climbers.
2131118
Hi Heidi, I think you could do that. I have mine in my yard, but I have not had it staked down as we like to move it off the grass to mow and to shift it around so that it does not mess up the grass too much. If you need to keep it still you could always put some weight on the back (like a 5 gallon bucket filled with dirt) of each corner. Hope this helps. --Matt
2040355
I would say no. I installed these lights into the deck railing and stair railing leading up to the deck. In the railing, the lights are about 3 feet about the deck and protected somewhat from the weather. They are water resistant, but I don't think that they would do well straight into the ground. You probably need some lights that have their own enclosure with something that can be inserted into the ground that would help protect the lights.
788812
I haven't had this problem, BUT I can see where it would be a problem. I guess you'd have to anchor the poles into the ground. Even that wouldn't be a guarantee.
904200
That would be easy, just use the appropriate hardware. They do get heavy when filled with plants, dirt and water, so I'd make sure the fence is able to support the weight.
293247
Yes. The base is flat and will sit perfectly without the stakes. You just might want to put something on top if it's in a place where they might blow away. They don't really have much weight to them.