Can the base be staked down in gravel?
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.
1479504
I am guessing there would be some way to set it in gravel that it would not move.
1450957
No. It comes with a stake to put in ground. I use a cast iron stand made a for patio umbralla - very sturdy.
788682
You can put sand or gravel inside. I attached to the rail gard of terrace just with plastic string.
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.
1648896
I set mine up on the driveway. You can use Hilti anchors or you can put the legs in 5 gallon bucket, then fill the buckets full of gravel.
846094
There are holes in the base. They can be used to stake the tent down on grass, but you could screw it to a deck. I have two sets of weights that I use (they wrap around the legs of the tent), and they work great.
2036298
I will preface my answer with the statement that I have yet to use the grill. However, it does require being pushed or pounded in the ground. I guess that would depend on how hard the ground is where you are placing the grill. I suppose you could stack rocks around it but there would certainly be a gamble with doing that.
1765060
Yes, but it really depends on the type of stake and the firmness of the ground. I used 6 inch spikes, 3 in each leg. The surface it is presently setting on is a soft soil glassy area so I tied sender blocks to each post as well. It has been quite stable in winds up to 30 miles an area, I'm sure it could easily handle more.
318757
It is designed to set on top of the ground with stakes holding it. It is a temporary structure. That said, with some modification it could be a little more permanent.
1866148
Yes no need to stake it down unless its super windy. But once all your gear is in it its weighed down pretty good.
483068
The ring does not have a bottom. We sunk ours in the ground, put a ring of pavers around the top and filled with about 2 inches of gravel.
1006058
Yes, a 2x4 was used to attach to bottom of net and attached to our equipment, or it could be staked to ground.
1446038
No not unless you want extra suppost but ours es on the ground with rocks supporting the frame since my husband thought we did not need a base. Been working great for over a year. Hope this helps.
193691
Doubtful unless you set it into a portable concrete base. It is designed to be driven into the ground and even with 3 ground spikes will loosen with use and require moving.
308790
Yes. I have never staked it to the ground. It pops up and stays in perfect form. If it's windy as long as there is something inside it won't blow away.
2278006
I think the gravel would tear up the material with wear and tear. I have mine on wooden floors in the house.
1246787
Not a good idea, because it has a water level line on it. you can buy the ones that you can bury but it may melt the rocks with the heat and I loss a fish due to the heaters under the gravel. I like this one cause it has a red light that shows it is on.