Is there a suitable edge underneath where bungee cords can be used?
237375
No, but you could wrap (long) bungees around and hook them together from underneath or on top of cargo.
214890
There are "D" rings on each section that would need securing, once open, you simply attach an elastic cord [bungie cord]. One on each side is all you need.
468983
There is a place for a bungee to attach to the grommets on either end. We used a rope and ran it through the grommets, this worked quite well. It was not difficult to install just a little awkward with for 2 rickety seniors. The grommets are on the inside of the tires. A bungee would probably be easy if you attach it on one grommet and then attach a rope and throw it behind the tires to attach the other end in the other grommet.
730334
yes, I put a 3/8" rebar rod through the bottom rod. Then glued the end plugs. Finally, a really flexible bungee cord connected to the tie down. The weight and flexibility has saved me from the occasional gust of wind.
1027263
As long as you can install them close enough together. You may need longer bungees.
87710
No, that would be a nice touch though. I would imagine that it could easily be rigged to be held open with a small bungee cord or hook of some kind.
2020820
I would say you could most likely use zip ties. We used zip ties on some of the other areas for more stability.
117474
If you are talking about the bottom free edge of the shade when fully unrolled, then you could use bungees to some weights ( I use some exercise kettle bells). Otherwise, masonry drill to set anchor eye loops to the ground for fastening.)
413062
A bungee cord would be better (it's what I use for both keeping the front tire from moving, and keeping the bike from swinging on my bike mount), but if you put a couple of these together, you could use it to secure your bike to a car bike stand.
1152044
That's where I have mine however, I did use a bungee cord to secure the iron base to the ironing board.
2190214
No you must use other means to secure it. Caribiner. Bungees to wrap It around something to secure it if bumpy.
758123
I use good old bungy cords the nets are too loose if I need to cover something I have a small tarp I put on and under load
45263
It's closer to the front on the bottom underneath and it can come out on any side you want. There Aristotle clips of sorts that will hold the cord in your desired position.
229131
You have to evaluate a few things: you have to have head rests for the bungee cords to wrap around (1 on each end of the seat back)., next you have to measure the height of area the barrier will sit on to the ceiling then compare it to the height of the barrier to see if the barrier is too tall. If it is too tall, the tubing design is easy enough to cut with a tube or small pipe cutter or hack saw. You can put tape on the cut ends to protect carpet, etc. You might even be able to find a plastic cap at a hardware store like Lowes or Home Depot.
446148
I use mine as a flatbed with bungee cord tie-downs. I didn't much like the canvas box that came with it, so I have also built a light box out of 1/4 inch plywood with a lid, so I can haul my camping gear and edible plant books out of the weather. Just remember the more weight you carry, the harder it is to go up hills.
2146757
I did not like the straps that came with the cart, so I use bungee cords and that works very well.
476128
I found them at home depot and soccer world. Mini bungee cords also work great.