What is the outside diameter and the hole diameter of bamboo pieces? i want to use with rebar anchors pounded into the ground at any angle.
1967921
I am quite sure that you will not be successful putting rebar into the "holes" of the bamboo used in this trellis. (Diameter &gt; 1/2")I've had success attaching the trellis to an existing fence as an extension. I use piano wire to attach the trellis to the fence. Hope this helps, its a nice product.
1903116
In a very windy area you should probably extend the anchors down farther with rebar, maybe another foot.
1709434
The diameter of the anchor is 1 1/2 inches. My umbrella is 1 inch diameter (it's smaller than the anchor opening) but the anchor holds it well because there is a screw on the side of the anchor to hold the pole.
1917316
the very bottom outside diameter 6 1/8 " then up about 3/8 " with 1/8 projection to a outside diameter of 6 3/8 "...... not sure about the hole to hole....
2024076
we use 3, 30 inch x 1/2 inch rebarb on each side drove into ground with rope tied to top rail, so far seems to work.
425191
Check the arbor size - 5/8inch. Don't know about the size of your safety guide.
214823
The base of each side has a crossbar to stabilize the width. Below that are "rods" about 4 inches in length that penetrate the soil, if you call that an anchor. Here in Arizona our ground is very hard and once we dug the holes, refilled the dirt around the rods and watered the ground to compact it, it was very stable. Then the plant we draped over the arbor was mature and we secured it to the top of the arbor. If you are in an area where your soil is soft then I would probably cement the rods below ground level as an anchor.
19601
4 7/8" ... If you are mounting in wood, I would cut 4 3/4 and sand for a snug fit.
328019
Sorry but I don't know the outside diameter. I'm surprised it doesn't give all this information in the description. I can tell you that I looked at several and also read the reviews. I have used a clothesline for years and when mine was destroyed by a fallen tree I was very upset. Need my bed sheets hung outside, nothing smells or feels better. I am thrilled with this item, it's very strong and holds up to all kinds of weather.
1377920
i used bamboo stakes approximately 6 feet long. drilled a hole near the top to thread the line through, cut the bottom end to a taper to make it go into the ground, bought metal stakes for the tie-down lines from ACE Hardware.
642165
The diameter is 3/4 of an inch. The pole is hollow. If you have no visitors to your feeding station other than birds the pole does not require reinforcement. However, if you have squirrels and in particular raccoons you will probably need to reinforce the pole. I have used wood wedges and they have worked but...I have also resorted to taking in the feeders at night. I have LOTS of heavy-weight visitors to the feeding station.
2244079
The rubber ends of the bar measure one and three-quarters of an inch in diameter. However, you mount them in a metal frame that measures one and seven-eighths inches in diameter. The mounting screw holes are inside the round metal mounting frames.
1926993
The mount holes are 3/8 inch diameter. These hooks are the best I've seen ; they also come with 3/8 x 3 inch ss lag bolts.(the description doesn't say so but I ordered several sets of swing hooks and each one had lag bolts included) Hope this helps? Best of luck.
71648
Anchors, shelves, support for the shelves, mulch for the ground inside (6 cubic feet). For the anchors we used 3/4" rebar stakes 18" long, for the shelves we had a 4x8' weather resistant 5/8" thick plywood cut into a 2x8' and a 1.5x8 sheet (leaves a 6" strip you can leave there or take home), and 4 inexpensive "sawhorses" to hold the shelves up. Three bags of hardwood mulch covered the floor and kept the grass from growing and mud from forming. Radiator "hose" clamps from the auto parts store hold the frame to the rebar stakes.
818978
I used 24" rebar stakes for mine. But I was out in the desert and worried about wind - and not much else. Those 24" - 36" spiral stakes could work if you have soft soils.
1854830
Just use Tapcons! MKT Steel Conset Masonry Screw Anchor, Phillips Flat Head, 3/16" Diameter x 1-3/4" Length (Box of 100)
832935
The big anchors this bar uses requires a sizable hole and space inside the wall. No way around it, I'm afraid.