The stake holders on my canopy broke, do these go around the leg or do they need the plastic stake holder part of the canopy? Are the holes for stakes
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They go around the leg and you do not need anything else. The holes are not for stakes and just there probably from manufacturing the thing. All this does is slide between the legs. Works perfectly and you won't be disappointed. I ended up throwing out my stakes actually since this does a much better job.
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What appear to be holes in the weight are not. They are simply divits in the plastic. The slit in the weight is designed to go around the leg of the canapy and the foot is designed to sit on the foot at the bottom of the leg. If the foot (stake holders) are completely broken off the bottom of the leg, this prob wouldn't help unless you tie them off to the canopy. If there is any of the foot left, this could still work. Hope that helps.
1457385
These go around the legs and rest on the flat stake holders on each leg. (Our stake holders are metal). Worked perfect on asphalt where we camped for Indy 500.
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The large slot is designed to allow the weight to go around the leg of the canopy. It never occurred to me what the small holes may be for. They seem awfully small for stakes, but you could get a cord through them. I personally do not use the tie-down cords that came with my canopy because there is nothing to secure them to where I usually use the canopy (an open field). I just place the weights around each leg, & ensure the slots are not all facing the same direction. This holds the canopy in place in light wind conditions.
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I am not sure if you are just putting this up for an event or keeping it up for an extended period of time. If it is just for an event, then I would use sand bags tied to the bottom of each of the poles. I live in Vancouver, Wa near the Gorge and we get High winds about 4 to 5 times during the year, and my canopy is set up year round and acts as another room off my patio, and we have the canopy bolted to the house in several places on one side of the canopy and several steal stakes in the ground on the other side where we taped the poles to the stakes. It has servived 2 springs one summer, and a winter. I am very happy with this one, and over the years we have tried several other canopies. Hope the sand bag idea is helpful, dress them up if this is for an important event. 20 lbs per pole is my suggestion. GOOD-LUCK !!!!
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I only recomend anchoring the feet that attaches to the legs, with some good heavy strong long stakes. You can mfind tent stakes that look just like a huge nail. I would not achor with cement as it will rust some metals. Cement ate up my wheelbarrow bottom. Great, strong canopy. Mel
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The straps that come down from the four corners of the top canopy have hook and pulley systems which attach to the hooks/straps on the weight bags. I use the bags half filled with sand, and attach those to the straps/pulley tighteners. The first time I put it up, there were a series of storms that came through, lots of wind, etc. and the structure stayed put. I hope this helps. I decided against the heavy plastic weights, so I can't respond about how you'd keep them attached.
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
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Hi they have hole on the plate on the legs. But I don't secure them completely I have weights in the legs I have my on a deck so I put weight from the. Bottom if it needs to flex it has a place to go.
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There is no place to insert tent stakes. We took ours to beach. We filled Ziploc bags with sand and put inside in the corners. This worked perfectly.
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yes they do come with stakes ,but i had a terrible experience with this ,i staked it as well as i could still a strong wind came blew it tore it and now it sits in my backyard a torn piece of junk ,waiting to be hauled to the rubbish pile . The company DOES NOT stand behind its product ,amazon does ,they reimbursed me not the company . It is a nice idea but is too flimsy overall.
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They do have a foot plate with holes in it for tent stake use. They are large and sturdy enough to hold a weight. There are no holes in the legs but for the height adjustment holes.
1002869
They are two separate parts. The canopy attaches to the frame by Velcro and by hooks on elastic bands.
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I know this was answered a while ago, but in case anyone else is reading these questions, I figured I would chime in. I got little clips like these and bent the one end slightly so I can use them like hooks. It is much easier to attach to my canopy (I have a coleman) with clip-y hooks rather than all those velcro tabs. Of course if it is really windy or something, the velcro is still there.
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I have an easy solution for anchors. For my tent I went to Walmart and bought four 10 gallon water bottles. I filled them with water and tied them to the four corner legs. It worked so much better than trying to anchor stakes.
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They just velcro around the base, so I think you should be able to use them with any canopy that has feet on the legs.
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We have had the canopy for one month less than one year. The foot pads have four mounting holes however King Canopy says the foot pads are not for anchoring (in bold type). The poles fit into the foot pads. We used sand bags to hold the canopy in place. We used snow load cables to keep the canopy from doing the splits. Our setup does not comply with King Canopy's specifications.
812776
It has holes for stakes to go in but I never used them. You might need to use string and stakes
1589868
I use these bags w/a 10 x 10 canopy. They will attach to the legs of a 10 x 20 canopy as well. The only issue may be that a 10 x 20 canopy may catch more wind, and, thus, require a bit more stabilizing and anchoring weight. Btw, I filled each bag with 40 pounds of very small garden rocks (pea gravel). Took two people to do this; filling each is a bit tricky. But it worked out quite well.
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No. The plastic are to cheap. You can use tent camping stakes. They work better.