what are the poles made of and how are the bottoms of each pole configured?
1968899
poles are metal and the only quality component. just a U shape and sharp to push into the ground. The top part is just corregated plastic cardboard and a super flimsy plastic drink holders. absolutely not worth the money at all. Would I buy again..? Probably because its unique and couldn't find better for the purpose
1968900
they are made out of some kind of heavier metal with two prongs maybe 8 inches that you stick in the ground. They are very sturdy and we've use them quite a bit. They are great for holding our beverages. If you send me an email I will send you pictures of the bottom of the polls
1968901
The poles are made out of metal and the bottom of each pole is in the shape of an inverted letter "U". This allows you to place your foot on the top of the "U" and press it into the ground. The beverage holders are a real plus!
2251008
I'm not sure what materials you are asking about, but everything is included that you need to set it up. The only thing I would recommend buying in addition would be a lot of small bungees. There are grommets to attach the tent cover to the poles every few feet, but it only comes with a few bungees. Additional bungees will keep it taught and help the tent weather the elements much better. By the way, we LOVE this tent.
1133876
The poles are mounted to the boat by plastic mounting assemblies, which are screwed into the appropriate areas. My boat is fiberglass so the mounting was not a problem.
516360
I don't recall. The bent poles in my Unit broke before I could stand it up. Sorry
1069110
Hi, This is the net and the poles. The whole assembly. It is a good quality item, we have had it for over a year and it is still in great shape. The only thing is that the zipper gets stuck in one spot but we didn't notice that until after we assembled it and the assembly was difficult. Check the zipper before you assemble it, you want the kids to be able to open it on their own!
1145115
This comes with a pole that you use to make holes in the ground (need a hammer or rubber mallet). Then you place the bottom of the legs into the holes and that's it.
1564264
There are two adjustments on the bottom that require the special tools the pole comes with. Loosen to spin, tighten for a standing pole.
933826
Middle pole, platform speakers set on are metal. Base is wood wrapped in a plastic. They come with pegs for the base to put on if you have carpet in the room you are using them in. The 4 pegs help stabilize the whole stand to keep from tipping. I was pleased with price and sre holding up well.
325426
Holly G., the poles were a kind of beige color. Hope that helps. Stephanie M.
1297156
I made a YouTube video here of the net (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM0OHq1ipM8) to give you an idea. The net can always be placed lower on the poles if needed, even if the poles are not adjustable.
1987344
I believe an instruction paper is inside bag that tent came in, it was found after we figured it out how to assemble.Each pole goes inside from one pocket by floor up to pocket on top and tie at side. Assembly is quite simple. I believe one end of pole has arrows as to which way it goes.
1815655
2 trees. Poles. This is the runner wire that is plastic coated and the lead which is also plastic coated. There is a ball bearing that runs along the runner so very easy for the dog to run. We have had ours 2 years. Great for camping
271877
Set up is easy. If you put to much pressure on the top brackets, they will break. Make sure you put the poles in the top bracket, then attach poles to the bottom clips. When you take it down, remove poles from the bottom clips first, then remove them from the top brackets.
300899
They are metal...the whole skeleton of the tent are metal posts and very sturdy. All in all, it is a great value for the price. I love my tent.
530217
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.
1712937
They are made of 1 1/2" steel tubing; very sturdy. In our games played by adults, have seen a lot of pickle balls hit hard into the net without moving either the net or the poles. The base supporting the poles are filled with either sand or water. We used sand; so you are talking about 45 lbs of sand which anchors both the net and poles to the base and ground.
511154
There are two upright poles one for each side. Very easy to assemble an I'm handicapped.