Do you have to pound this into the ground?It looks like no, but its hard to see in the picture and the description doesn't mention it.
2036296
Yes, you have to pound it into the ground a bit. I would say about 8-10 inches. If the ground isn't too rocky you can press it in by stepping on the stabilizer bar near the bottom of the post. I love this grill. I use it in my backyard as well as camping. You won't be disappointed.
2036297
You push it into your ground with your feet. There is a place near the bottom of the stake to do so.
2036298
I will preface my answer with the statement that I have yet to use the grill. However, it does require being pushed or pounded in the ground. I guess that would depend on how hard the ground is where you are placing the grill. I suppose you could stack rocks around it but there would certainly be a gamble with doing that.
764004
yes. You pound it into the ground until the crossbar hits. Use a piece of wood on top of the rod you strike so you don't deform it.
2036299
Depends on the soil. However, I pounded a foot long 3/4 inch copper pipe in the ground (making sure it was dirt free & hollow) and slide the grill unit in to it. When not in use, I remove it and cap the copper pipe until next use. Works great.
2036300
It depends on the ground. At home, our fire ring is just a ring on loose soil so we are able to just push the rod into the ground. When we go camping, the area around the fire ring is so compacted that we have to hold the rod and the other one of us puts a piece of wood on top and then pounds the rod down.
2105124
No, infact, I had it on the ground for a few days. Then I bought a raised platform bed. The bed needs a very solid support foundation and most people tend to have a box spring on hand from a previous bed. I say it's all up to you.
1989674
Yes, this is not a toy to push. It's very low to the ground. Not made for anyone to push unless laying on the ground.
2238081
No, it has no way to be anchored to the ground..... mine honestly didn't last long I would look around to try and get a better one!
1567589
I believe it touches the ground...this went onto a piece that doesn't' get raised...if that makes sense...
294963
Yes. I'm not sure how much it weighs but it it's at least 12 inches or more from the ground. Very durable
904221
Do you mean to hook into the ground? You can either set it up on concrete (little feet) or into the ground (pegs.) In either case you probably need weights. I used a gallon of water attached to each leg.
1653828
oh I don't know the answer to your question. all I know is it's very heavy .
731914
There is a lip around the base of the 'rock' with a few holes drilled where you might be able to anchor it down with some thin stakes or bent pieces of wire. That would be if you place it in an area where you can drive the stakes into the soil. The rock does not come with any stakes or pegs when it is shipped to you and it is relatively light and would be blown away in a strong wind if it is not anchored down.
754461
Not sure but its heavy. Without inflation, I can left it and move it for a short distance like a few feet. When it's inflate, it's impossible to move.
1756080
It needs to be attached to the ground. So you can if you nail the corners down
178092
You need to put it into the ground. There are other models that come with a stand. Just keep looking. I love mine!!!
239684
It is staked into the ground. As far as inside, it would need to be stabilized for it is quite wobbly on its own.
786514
No, it does not come with anything to anchor it to the ground. It's light weight and tips over if kids push the walls.
612958
Yes it has a plastic post that fits inside the arbor post that anchors it into the ground. I would still cement it however.
2231642
Not hard at all. I know someone who drilled two holes in the bottom to secure it to the floor. You just need the correct drill bit.
624245
it has spiked end- take the bottom piece and put a wood block on top. then hammer into ground - be careful not to crimp end.Of course you could just supper glue it to the dirt