Are there holes in the vertical poles for fastening them with rope and stakes to the ground?
1045272
There are holes on base of each leg. However mine is on interlock pavers so I zip tied the back to my fence and it hasn't moved even through rough storms.
1045273
Yes. We staked ours when it was on grass. I can't remember if it comes with the stakes or not though. When not on the grass it was fine. The only time you might have a problem with it not being staked would be if it was extremely windy.
1636783
Yes you could drill holes. But if you are putting them on carpet they have remove able spikes that stabilize them.
798148
Yes, it has holes at the top and bottom and comes with zip ties to secure it ti the fence (well mine did)
1569972
there is a hole in the bottom approx. 1 1/2" in diameter. you can insert a pole in the bottom and attach the pole to the fence
59871
We attached some to a long pole and strapped the pole to a tree. You could attach the pole to the fence instead.
834974
No they don't, but they do have holes in them so you could rig something up.
836964
The poles and crosspoles are metal, yes. They're not really all THAT tall (maybe 8 feet depending on how deep you anchor them) so I'd think you've got taller stuff around than that.
1777134
The corner posts do have holes for bolting. The are stakes also provided. I purchased the additional wind load kits which provides additional wall posts at each section. I bolted down to a concrete pad.
1164805
They come with stakes, but we didn't use them. I would advise using them if it is windy. It did just fine and no issues not using them.
690683
There is a rope coming out through the point of the roof that allows it to be hung. It doesn't have any hardware attached to the bottom to receive a pole.
1006056
Yes. The net I received must be attached to a base and staked to the ground. All the hardware is included except for the lumber.
1556639
There are some, but it is obvious how to hang it. Just be sure your beam or balcony is a secure place.
1165821
There should be anchor stakes that fit into the poles and then both sections are stuck into the ground.
746881
Probably not as they need to be anchored to the ground tightly with a couple stakes at each end.
600414
You can set the poles in the ground. But you know your project so please decide accorddingly. I will go with the "ground"
1881570
there are spikes that go thru holes & into ground but you could easily screw into wood as I've read others did. This is a great gazebo!
293244
Yes. The stakes help prevent them from blowing away. If the location is prone to wind you may want to try weighing them down with a brick or rock.