How is it installed? Do I need t buy stakes or fencing material to set this up?
276970
I installed this using staples under my front porch to prevent Barn Swallows from building mud nests. It comes in a roll so, yes you would need to tie the netting to stakes or posts to secure it.
276971
I would think you would need one or the other. I used it for a different purpose- to keep my cat from wriggling between the stair railings to come upstairs (cat gate at bottom of stairs, but side railings had wide spacing. I used plastic cable ties to fasten the netting to the banisters. Worked very well.
2270835
Not difficult at all to set up, if it's not windy at all you can literally just plug it in and let it blow up. I recommend staking it though, even if there is no wind. The rope knots that go through the stakes can be tricky, but not hard once you get the hang of it. I have used mine countless times (weather permitting) and it has been great, set up and take down time is about 15 mins. To a half an hour, depending on how anal you are about organizing and putting it away. I also recommend folding up the screen first and putting that in the bag before the actual inflatable frame. Hope this helps!
908674
use a tent stake or other thru the mounting holes. I actually just have a little chain and clip that I attach and then attach the chain to a screw in the ground anchor.
2060926
Yes it even comes with stakes. I prefer to use different stakes because the stakes that come with it are cheap and bend. Spend about $15 dollars and get yourself some real aftermarket ones.
525967
No - it comes with stakes that attach to corded grommets. Great if you are one a grass field, but you would need to improvise if you want to secure it in a field turf scenario. *I've set it up for practice in a gym w/o securing it, and been happy. It's not like it has a crossbar as a safety concern. Some leagues are finicky though...
760004
System comes with hold down ropes (adjustable) for poles. S-hook attaches to eyelet on top of pole. Stakes are driven into grass. Fairly easy to set up.
2101168
It does come with stakes, however there are no walls, it is only the canopy.
1097130
The same way you do with any tent. Put the stakes in the ground and feed them through the guides on the tent. Easy peasy.
1702595
No. It does not have stakes. But I have had no problems with it falling over.
1469628
Hello; This item comes with standard stakes to put around the base of the tents side walls and it has heavy duty black stakes to use on the perimeter poles of the unit. Please review the pictures that were provided in the listing to have an idea of what the large stakes would look like. If you have any other questions or would like to receive a copy of the instructions, please email us at service2@wpinnacle.com Thanks, WPIC Store
54322
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!!
1557076
It comes with two 3 piece stakes. Mine stayed up okay, took two people though.
323389
I set mine up in less then 2 minutes w/stakes in ground. However, be sure to set it quietly because the zippers and velcro makes a lot of noise.
785622
It comes with stakes. They're the slim L-shaped aluminum stakes you usually see as pack-in stakes.
1479503
It comes with a plastic base, I think you can drill holes in the plastic base to put stakes through to hold it down on the gravel. Or you can bury the whole base which is about 1.5" thick.
1164805
They come with stakes, but we didn't use them. I would advise using them if it is windy. It did just fine and no issues not using them.
2007312
Yes...very easy. The directions to do so are included with assembly instructions. I would recommend this fence system.