How are these attached to poles? I want to use them in the back yard and there is nothing existing to attach to.
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There Are Metal Eyelets At Each Corner. Use A Rope To Tie Each Corner To An Anchor Point Such As A Tree, Fence, Etc. If There Is Absolutely Nothing To Tie To You Would Need To Install Something. I've Seen Some Pretty Long Ropes Used To Install These.
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I got a 1 1/2" galvanized pole about 8' long and a pack of 2 one hole straps (that's what they are called). They look like question marks, the top goes around the pole and the bottom flat part where the screw hole is gets screwed into the back of the house. Tighten the screws and this will hold the house in place. Dig a hole and put the pole in the ground add a little concrete and your done. If you don't understand my unclear directions just go to a hardware store and explain what you want to do and they should be able to help you. Good luck.
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The hollow steel pole bottom is cut on a bias so you push it into the ground, maybe dig a little lead hole for it with a big screwdriver first. Once it is in ground, remember it will be 6 inches or so shorter than spec height. They look and work pretty well for me.
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I use two 10' long 3/4" pieces of metal conduit from Home depot (Less than ten dollars) for poles. I use two U-Bolts (a buck each) on each pole (you could also use eye bolts if you want to drill) to attach the net and guy ropes (I use paracord for the guy ropes). To make it easy to put up, I got two three foot sections of 1" diameter PVC. I drive them in the ground about a foot and set the conduit (poles in them). Them I just stake the guy ropes and tighten the net. Total cost for the set up without a net is less than $20 and easy for one person to set up and take down.
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Contact Pockos at 941-484-6800. They were very helpful. A set of 4 poles for $10 plus shipping.
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You just tie them to a rail, but if you want to mount them or remove them quickly, I recommend buying the rail mounts as well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000MJKKKO/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?qid=1374115827&sr;=8-7π=SL75
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I believe you can get them from the source of your purchase. Best thing to remember when securing a pole/stake that long, is to grasp it down low at the base where you are inserting in the ground. If you hit something solid it will keep you from bending the pole/stake. My dealings with the source I purchased the product has always been very positive and they work with you. I sure they could assist you with getting additional stakes for purchase. Hope all goes well.
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You put a small nail in to hang them on. You will have so much fun with them. I have them on several trees.
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That is how I use them. I have them on the ground on insulating panels. It will require a trip or two to the local hardware or pool store for at least clamps as mine came with only two.
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That's a good question. They work terrific on my wooden deck. If you don't have any wind blowing, to blow them off of your truck, or if you had a way of to tie them down. They do have holes in each corner reinforced with metal, for some thing to hook to. Good luck
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i don't have them in grass, but they come out of dirt relatively easily depending on how soft the ground. I would take the fixture out first to make sure it doesn't get damaged and then will pull out the stake.
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they are flat - so if you are able to attach them at the flattest part of the trunk. I would suggest using 3 inch screws. Should work ok. I've had mine outdoors for 3 years. durable.
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They are metal. This makes the overall tent pretty heavy. They are linked by thin coated metal cables. Unless you bend the poles beyond repair, they seem like they will hold up.
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Comes with a cheap cord (buy some paracord) It's one long triangular tube. So run the cord through it, then tie to trees. (no spikes aka tent pegs included or needed.)
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As I recall, they only come with a spike for placing in the ground. You could probably mount them to a wall by eliminating the spike and using an electrical strap for conduit pipe that takes two screws on each side to mount it. Try the electrical dept of a hardware store. I used these in AZ and clear coated them for extended life.
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Most poles need to be stuck into the ground, to hang a feeder on a deck the deck arm or deck hook will do the job. It fastens onto the deck and is out stretched to hold a feeder.
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Mount them hard with rope or chain or cable. Bungee would work but would stretch a lot with some moderate winds. Its very tough material and well reenforced and you'll want to pull it tight so it doesn't sag too much in the middle.