Are the poles attached to the concrete?
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No, the poles slide into preset holes that were installed with the concrete. Please note that the ProVolly poles are smaller in diameter than the standard preset holes.
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Would the post fit into the holes that are drilled for a typical pool fence?
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You need preset holes in the concrete for the poles to fit in. About 1.5 inch diameter.
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Neither, the poles slide into holes drilled into the cement deck. Poles are 1 inch diameter and hole to be drilled is 1 1/4"The fence comes with plastic inserts the slide in the holes first.
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They are metal. This makes the overall tent pretty heavy. They are linked by thin coated metal cables. Unless you bend the poles beyond repair, they seem like they will hold up.
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The poles are not included with the brackets, you have to purchase the poles
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Handyman puts them in, but I've seen him do them and they attach to little poles that stick in the ground,
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Yes, the unit I received (January 2016) included the hardware to connect poles together.
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The pole is square and there is about a four inch one into the other, very tight fit, and then the pole is filled with concrete. Mine has been standing solidly, not loose at all. Kids love it and how easy it is to raise or lower.
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No they are not attached & are capable of standing sturdy on their, either singular or stacked multiply ~LuvUMuch Neciaism
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I does have poles, however it is freestanding after it's up. My granddaughter loves it.
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The poles are made for concrete only and would not be secure in the grass. The fence gets it's strength from the tension being placed on it in both direction and a solid footing is critical. The only two place we have the fence going over grass is were we secured it to the perimeter fence. To keep the strength you can only span about 6 feet or so in this manner.
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Yes, there are - sorry for the late answer. This pole has been a blessing for my husband.
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They seem to be. Ours are mounted under the overhang of our roof...no issues as of yet. It's rained, etc and I am sure the rain has gotten on them as the over hang is not that large. They are still working.
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The poles are made of aluminum. There are some other miscellaneous brass connections.
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You can set the poles in the ground. But you know your project so please decide accorddingly. I will go with the "ground"
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Yes, they are. The arms screw into the base pole, there is a small section of metal, then the two arms which go a little more than half the length of the shelf on the underside.
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The pole did come with it. Just concrete it in the ground. We absolutely live ours. My husband couldn't live without it.
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There is no reason to add concrete into the center of your pole - it will cause more long term damage than good. The concrete will make the inside of your pole rust which will reduce it's life span. If you have additional installation questions, feel free to call us at: 1-888-USA-GOAL. Thanks!