can you pour concrete around the anchers?
300467
If you use screw anchors, there is no reason to pour concrete around them. I have seen people pour concrete around the base of the metal columns. Of course, the biggest issue is to put small sheet metal screws thru each joint in the columns and beam members. Once the wind starts blowing, the entire assembly wants to dis-assemble itself. Self tapping sheet metal screws keep the columns and beams from coming disconnected and the entire canopy collapsing.
300468
I think u could use concrete to make anchors to hold it down. But if your taking about making this permanent I would replace the legs with one piece pools and anchor them
505361
Not really. There are pre-drilled holes on the one side. I suppose you could drill your own on the opposite side and fill the existing holes with putty or something.
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
1297093
You would need an angle grinder or possibly a belt sander with the appropriate abrasive to sand concrete. This is for Drywall/plaster. When you powersand concrete, just have your helper hold the shop vac nozzle near the are you are grinding to achieve decent results.
1213023
I would think so, as they are just plastic connectors underneath, and the tiles themselves are epoxy and bamboo. BUT...if the ground is not absolutely level, or if they may be pressed into a surface that cannot be maintained level, they may build up mold underneath from water. If you can build and level a surface using sand as they do for sidewalk and driveway pavers, then it should be OK. Again, this is just my opinion, I don't work for the company, and for myself, I put them on the aging wood surface of an elevated deck. So far after one year, they are still looking great!
2147769
I don't see why not, but you'll need really level dirt to make them look even. If its an area that gets any run off it could make them get lopsided over time. Good luck. :)
1982899
They can stand around the edge of a concrete pad(in the dirt), but, not on concrete. There are pins that slide between each panel that would drive downward into the ground. If you did not drive them into the ground, they would probably blow away or fall down.
687981
No, but you could drill them if you wanted to. We put some sand and rock in the bottom of ours. It is very sturdy, much nicer than I thought it would be.
468718
No, I don't think so. You might consider a wood framed base or concrete poured
1784577
You can, but it would be a lot of drilling into the concrete in order to make the hand rail secure. There are 12 holes needed which will require good anchor inserts for the bolts to be screwed into and I am not sure you can get small enough diameter bolts to fit the holes provided in the base.
565349
It isn't necessary bu we do have an old tarp that we put under our bouncer. I would definitely recommend putting a tarp underneath if it will be on concrete.
774730
Yes you can. Install the base 1st, then install cement board down to the base and then tile the walls down to the base.
1784576
I don't see why you couldn't. The collar is plastic, but very sturdy. The only limiter is what will you use to connect the collar to the slab - because the holes are sized to accept deck screws. So you won't be able to use concrete nut and bolt.
1605484
Yes you can put it directly on concrete and as far as I know you can use any thickness of laminate flooring.
2080018
Yes. There are holes for the pin anchors in each foot You could drill holes in the concrete, insert an anchor and put a screw through the hole on the foot into the anchor.
363187
I doubt it. Sounds like you would need 6 to 8 closers, and then the sand could interfere with their proper functioning. I wouldn't make the investment of time + $.
1836816
No a bucket of cement would not work. It is too wide on the top and would fall over and be too tall.