Do you secure this by slipping the vinyl corner poles over treated wood 4x4s embedded in concrete?
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What I did, was to put the anchors in the bottom of the arbor after sealing them at the ends so they wouldn't fill with either water or concrete. I did not use the wood option because I didn't feel it was necessary. I then secured the (vinyl) anchors (furninshed) in concrete at the specified depth (18 in).
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You can. They are hollow. But the design is robust enough that I simply set it on the ground. My plant dies off in the winter so I push the arbor back against the house and then move it back out in Spring to train to the plant that grows up around it.
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I put my spa on my deck, and I reinforced with 4x4s. you could put it on paving stones if done right and make sure it is level.
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Should be ok. I've installed 8 ft tall 4x4 fence posts on top of railroad ties (actually bridge timber) using these. But it really depends on what you're building. If this is a fence where you'll have lateral support with 2x4 or other material, then you're ok.
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I would recommend you add wood strips to block secured by concrete anchors, then mount panels to strips.
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I would build a concrete form (wooden box ) to bring the concrete base for the pole up to the level you need. It would be a good idea to put in a few pieces of rebar to ensure strength.
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Chris, I have not used this on a corner. However, but I checked mine to see if it can be bent around a corner and it appears that it can be. I seems pliable enough. Also, note that there is only 2 screw holes to anchor this against the wall. The screw holes are on the top corners. So you may have to figure out how to anchor the product on the bottom. You may just need to add 2 more screws at the bottom to keep it wrapped around the corner. FYI - I will be moving soon and these guys are coming with me....
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drill your own holes. depending on how much your going to put in there probably wouldn't hurt to put a anchor in each corner
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We bought brackets and put 4x4 posts inside the pvc posts and then bolted the brackets to the posts and to our concrete patio. You could cut square holes in pavers then concrete your 4x4 posts in ground then slide your pvc posts over the wooden 4x4's
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The answer using topcon screws is right on..If you cheat and use toggle bolts thru plaster only??? MAYBE only MAYBE.. The topcon,s into the concrete are 100%.Again if you can find the strips the wall board is hanging on ?? That would work if your screws don't push the strips off the concrete..IE screw length is critical..
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I have a paver column that is made for tikis and umbrellas,PVC is inside the columns to keep them from falling over.....
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Not likely, I used a 2x4 and cut it to match the wall and secured the gate to that as a temporary solution.
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No the 2x4 extends above the top of the brackets so your plywood will fit flat on the 2x4, not the bracket. Don't use treated lumber though.
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Make sure the metal poles are very sturdy or they will bend when you tighten the fabric.
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Not well, it's a temporary fix. Moisture is it's biggest enemy . If it's for indoor use, you'll be fine. nothing will adhere to concrete when moisture is involved, no matter how well you prep it.
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Definitely. You might put a piece of masking tape on the ledge just to assure it wouldn't slip
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The part of the pole that is designed to go into the concrete is only about 4" long. The fence would not be stable in the grass.
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I fastened mine to a cement slab with concrete screws. Have not had any problems with stability