Is there any provision for anchoring it to the ground/sand ?
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.
918437
Yes, it comes with 2 sets of spikes. One set for the legs of the poles and another set for the guy lines, which by the way, are attached to grommets in the fabric so they can't get lost.
918438
yes, there are metal anchors included. I tried them on the beach with fine sand, they work well. The additional strings to anchor the tent were not necessary - loops around the perimeter were good enough.
1935306
Outside soft ground anchoring. It retracts when the "rubber" end is rotated.
2178294
I assembled it and it is not design to be bolted to the ground by itself , however I plan to bolted using metal angulars, one portion to the ground and the other to the leg, probably you can find other way to do it
1756669
No Anchor, the instructions call for a 4x4x8 pressure treated post cemented in the ground. this piece slides over the post and secures to it. I'm sure you could work something over an existing post too.
2213645
There would be no way to anchor it down. I have tried to use it on my pool deck for my little one and find that unless it is anchored down with the stakes that the corners want to kind of curl inward making it difficult to use. Had I gotten a trial with this before deciding to purchase it or not, I would NOT have purchased as one of my primary purposes in purchasing was to use on the pool deck.
159446
Yes, but get done sand bags to support it. The base that comes with it is basically a 2 light metal bars crossing each other. I have 4 bags of sand to hold them in place. I may need 2 more
1218251
I'm sure you can. I did not. It does have predrilled holes for anchoring to the floor
500492
It has to be anchored at the other end to something solid. Otherwise it should work.
570792
No it doesn't have holes to anchor down, but I filled it with sand and it has never tipped over even in high winds.
1135702
No anchors - just rubber feet. You could probably fashion a mount with L brackets from the hardware store.
1589724
No there was no way to anchor it. We were very disappointed with this product so it was returned. Also the bottom was much thinner than was advertised and did not give much sun protection.
2128713
Yes, it can be anchored. I also placed rocks around the base. I'm in Prescott Valley, AZ at 5200 feet and it's been withstanding the mountain winds, so far.
1417368
I ordered this to take to the beach. I would highly recommend sand anchors. What we did was dig holes aobut 6-8" deep, put the stake in sideways, and pack sand and water on top of it. It held for the most part, but some high winds definitely made the stakes loosen and therefore the net sagged. also note that the poles seemed to dig down into lose sand a bit when trying to make the lines to the stakes tight. Not a problem, unless you must have the net at the exact correct height.
386344
It would set up on a hard surface it has no spikes to anchor it to the ground just feet. It needs weighting down in any sort of wind - a sandbag or dumbell or something.
1039197
It is secured to ground by four ground anchors - one on each leg. It has been installed about three weeks ago and seems to be quite secure, I am pleased with the product
1414385
I think they make special stakes for that....it definitely will need something different as the stakes are critical to its support structure....maybe use sandbags to anchor to?
1748747
April, setting this up in sand might be difficult. It comes with metal anchors that are pounded into the ground through the feet of the gazebo. The anchors are very thin or "skinny" and would not secure well in sand in my opinion. There are however, weights that you can purchase that can be strapped on to each leg that could add some added stability to the gazebo. Search for "gazebo weights". Hope this helps.