do we really need to dig the whole to stand up the pole ?
1306790
We did not dig a hole we just made sure the guide ropes were very taunt and it held up for us just fine.
1306791
This product does come with anchors for support. Digging holes might only be needed for a more permanent or for increased support/stability.
1306792
If you are going to play beach volley then you might want to. If it's just going to be set up at the park then no. I just stand the poles up and it holds up great.
2123025
I don't think it would stand well without being secured. I used a hammer and the stakes come with the tents. There would not be enough tension to secure the pole. Hope this helps. I really like the tent. It worked well for me.
1087352
Yes, it's supposed to come with the pole. I had to send mine back for the very same reason.
734342
We returned our unit due to a malfunction, so we do not know if it requires a pole or not.
1733265
It has instructions - use a piece of wood across the top of it and pound it in the ground with a hammer or mallet. It's important to keep it level on all sides so that once the pole is inside, it is straight. If your ground is hard - water the area well. You can dig it up later and move it if need be. No cement needed.
991946
No, you must assemble it. It's pretty stiff plastic on the roof etc. If you have never worked with it, maybe grab a friend. Another set of hands will make it easier. I have two, used for one year, and I am pleased with it. You'll need an adapter for a round pole.
2173750
This not such an easy question to answer. I have tried to pull up new rootling's, they are not easy to get out of the ground, as you know, it might get them out if enough force where applied, but I did not force it that far, the bottom arm that takes the force when removing weeds etc. could break if to much pressure is put on it. To answer your question, the answer is 'maybe' .... if you are willing to try a lot of pressure on the handle, it might be ok, or it might break the plastic foot on the bottom of the pole with a lot of heavy use.
1002914
I believe that you can; however, we dug a hole and cemented right onto the pole and it worked great.
205048
No it needs to be drilled to the wall..its not a stand.. but honestly I did not use it on any surface mine is on the wall. hope this helps
704541
The pole did come with it. Just concrete it in the ground. We absolutely live ours. My husband couldn't live without it.
1862036
Since the tent is not free standing, it is a little difficult to get up by yourself. I would put the stakes in first then the pole.
1645041
Yes you set the anchor in the ground, cement and bolt your goal and pole to it. When you move you un-bolt it and just buy another anchor system because it stays in the ground.
690417
There's some kind of 'pointy' bracket, that you just hammer into the ground. Then you put the pole into it. I was skeptical when I saw it, as it seems very short and not sturdy enough to support laundry blowing around. We also have clay soil, which is solid by the middle of summer. however, I managed to hammer in the bracket, and the pole has been in constant use for ~4 years now, with no problems.
1733269
You need to dig a hole to put the sleeve and then the main pole slides in. I would concrete the sleeve in the ground.
132947
Yes, you can. That's what I had to do. However, you will have to cut the pole down yourself and also drill some new holes.
1500071
My suggestion is that you seek another product. This pretty much requires to pole.
641883
You will need a stand. Mine is installed through a hole in a round patio table and the pole sits in a stand on the floor.Hope this helps.