Does this have some sort of system for securing in strong winds? Grommets to tie rope to?
265908
It has spikes that went into the grommets at the bottom but on the top there are no grommets. We had strong winds in Virginia but we constructed the wall so it would lean against tall bushes. So it would hit the bushes. You would need to have something tall on one side to help keep it up in a strong wind. Without strong winds, you don't need to do that. We love it because it gave us privacy.
265909
The stakes provided were all we needed to stand up against our strong winds. Numerous high wind alerts in our area and the screen held up very well.
1170064
I would think that it would. When I attached mine, I used zip ties every foot or so. and attached it to the bottom as well, so the wind wouldn't blow it up. It's been up about a year now and is weathering nicely. You could probably put a zip tie into the grommet holes and then use a heavy duty staple gun and secure it that way. (I'm from Texas, I don't know what "can't" means, tee hee. Hope my suggestions help you.
679586
Depending on the deck, you might be able to tie-down the eight support post bases to the deck floor using nylon cables. There are also grommets on each side of the tent designed for tie down ropes to the grass. You might be able to tie the ropes to the deck. These are important to stabilize the tent, especially in windy conditions. Hope that helps.
682583
No but you just want to make sure the ropes are not tangled around the corners. It should go up just like an umbrella. Keep trying :)
1306507
You find three places as close to straight out from of the three ends that the ropes will reach with enough left to tie SECURELY !!!! And make sure the places you tie to can take a LOT I repeat a LOT of pulling weight. You are putting up a "sail" and it would move a small boat if you get big winds.If you need more clarity, ask me , Vern The other answer was good for detail,
1427887
No, I had to use bungee cords to hold it down. In large wind gusts it still came off.
1587403
It is pretty strong,has held up with high winds, I do think grommets might be better with some extra material . The mesh might not hold up w/o. I hope this helped.
1574565
Maybe a typical thin blue tarp to keep the wind out. There's not a lot of support, it folds up on itself in one piece. You might be able to put this in some sort of container if you want to try that. I didn't have to worry about the wind because we have it in the garage.
333394
I've only set it up once and it never experienced what I would call strong winds. It did perform admirably in the light breeze that night after I tied it down with the included rope and stakes.
918436
It has ropes that drape from the top at each point for security. For sand, I think you'd have to tie the ropes to boulders, or limbs.
2187846
We use sandbags tied to the middle that hang down and it works perfectly. We love Ina very windy place and they haven't tipped over yet.
581653
There are grommets on top, sides and bottom and all shhould be secured. 100 ties may be pushing it a bit; I'd get another 100 at Home Depot (about $7) if I were you.
635690
Yes,it does. It has straps that attach to your pool. We have had very high winds and it has been very secure
1875165
We used tie down straps to anchor the sail to 2 points on the house and 2 points on a latticework frame that my husband built. It has worked very well, even in the highest winds.
241597
It comes with some thick rope to tie around a tree. It's not very long, so I used some para cord (also 550 cord or nylon cord) and it held the weight of two adults quite well.
736487
Not really. There are no grommet holes or loops. Other than putting a lasso around the upper back, I don't know a way you could tie it together. Prob come up with something! Up side, it's very comfy and made well! Used it down San Joaquin and it was great
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I bought one...no Velcro or anything securing the corners. We have had 35 mile winds today and it has stayed. So far!!