Do the legs have some kind of foot that would work weight bags or discs as a means of holding it down?
2050112
It has a small hook near the top which is used to hold down the top part of the tent. Putting weight on it won't work because the legs are thin and fragile, so you will need to use the guy ropes for tension to hold the tent to the ground. It worked well for us at the trade show; we didn't have any problems with it.
2050113
No, you have to stake them down into the ground. Would not work for a parking lot tail gate.
2050114
No, it dosnt do very well in high winds as I found out on my last camping trip.....
270998
Yes. There is a whole in each of the circular pads at the end of the legs. They could hold a bolt.
556839
No. These bags are very limp in fact. I do use them, but I find I go back to the the bags that have the plastic coating on the outside. These, in a word, are flimsy. They come with a rubber removable bottom liner, but which gives some shape when in, but the bag material is very limp.
1448840
Yes, otherwise the vacuum will float or tip over. Attach the weights. That will also help it stay close to the ground.
893925
It does have a stability leg that goes into the ground, but it appears it could be snapped off easily.
1205594
The bottoms of the legs consist of black plastic discs screwed on via a bolt thread. In order to adjust the height of the table for levelness, you can twist the discs either into the legs or away.
1404104
The legs do have felt pads to prevent damaging floors. So far the pads have stayed in place well.
706629
There are cast sockets that the legs slip into - there is a set screw in each socket to hold the legs in. This is a great bargain.
291908
i tied a shoe string to the loops on the bottom of the bag and secured it to the framework in the seat for some added stabilization. It has a strap that will also run through the seat structure. The shoe string keeps it stable from side movement
363012
there is a strap about 2 inches wide that runs across the bottom of the bag that you can use to attach things like extra weight and bungee cords.
292948
Yes, but there isn't any rubber foot tips for the legs. You could buy rubber feet at a hardware store to protect your floors.
1486609
No! this product is too flimsy. The leg are very weak. Lasted 4 day from normal use.
1876332
It does not have any "legs". The Portable Drafting Board has some small circular, rubber feet on the bottom to help avoid slipping. These "feet" do not raise the board up nor do they angle the board
2252952
As already mentioned there are brackets that hold the legs in an upright position. I would add that when the footrest is turned upside down the brackets tend to disengage and make it very easy for the legs to fold flat for storage or transportation.
1837097
It did not come with a carrying bag. It does have two elastic straps that are attached to the foot end that you can wrap around to hold it securely when it is rolled.
1480347
No. But still will work since the bag will lift off the ground no matter your height.
1998457
yes, there are little plastic disks on the bottom of all the legs. However, I am using the trampoline on a carpeted surface.