Do these blow around in the wind, or do they have something to anchor the bottoms to the frame when they are down?
442717
It has two adjustable hook eyes for anchoring it. We conect these to a bungee cord.
442718
YES... They blow around in the wind. I have put cement in two coffee cans and attached them to the bottom of the shade. This works up to about 30 miles per hour, if stronger winds, I roll up the shade.
442719
they have hooks on the bottom you have to ad an eye screw for them to hook to very easy great product
442720
Yes and yes. They will blow around and they do have a means to anchor them.
442721
I have mine installed inside but are rated for outside use but according to the instructions, you can use the tie-downs.Note:If you choose to use the Tie Downs, you will need to install something to anchor themto. Many customers have used: u-shaped hooks, s-shaped hooks, or screws. In severe wind orprolonged exposure to wind, sun shades should be rolled up to prevent damage.First, remove the End Caps from either end of the Bottom Rail. Then, slide the Tie Downs intothe channel/groove (Fig. 8). Reinstall the End Cap.Here is a link to the installation instructions: http://www.meijer.com/assets/product_files/pdf/Coolaroo_Select_Sun_Shade_Instructions.pdf I have mine installed inside but are rated for outside use but according to the instructions, you can use the tie-downs.Note:If you choose to use the Tie Downs, you will need to install something to anchor themto. Many customers have used: u-shaped hooks, s-shaped hooks, or screws. In severe wind orprolonged exposure to wind, sun shades should be rolled up to prevent damage.First, remove the End Caps from either end of the Bottom Rail. Then, slide the Tie Downs intothe channel/groove (Fig. 8). Reinstall the End Cap.Here is a link to the... » Read More I have mine installed inside but are rated for outside use but according to the instructions, you can use the tie-downs.Note:If you choose to use the Tie Downs, you will need to install something to anchor themto. Many customers have used: u-shaped hooks, s-shaped hooks, or screws. In severe wind orprolonged exposure to wind, sun shades should be rolled up to prevent damage.First, remove the End Caps from either end of the Bottom Rail. Then, slide the Tie Downs intothe channel/groove (Fig. 8). Reinstall the End Cap.Here is a link to the installation instructions: http://www.meijer.com/assets/product_files/pdf/Coolaroo_Select_Sun_Shade_Instructions.pdf « Show Less
442722
Yes. But anything heavy works. We used cement filled coffee cans with eyebolts through the bottom, combined with bungee cords to hold the bottoms down. We roll the shades up when winds exceed 30mph. Seems to work fine.
293557
Yes it does and even without them the bottoms onthe sides are mesh so the wind can blow through. I used this for a few days on the beach and didn't have any problems. If you're realy worried it also has tent pegs, but those aren't great for sand. We also had a small cooler that we had and moved it to the edge to stay out of the way and that might have helped, but we never noticed it doing anything.
1881572
There are hook attachments that hold the cover down at the corners. I used these to attach each corner to the deck using a 2" or 3" screw and had no problem with wind. If you put each screw through a washer, the screw will not slip through the hole in the loop in the hook attachment.
1762706
They are hung using hooks to the frame. Works well. Then of course the screen door zips. We had it up for about 4 days of heavy rain and it took the storms very well. Jim
1880338
Underneath is a little cross bar I guess you could put sandbags on it to keep it from flying away in a high wind area
487306
We have not put it up but it does say that you need to either anchor it, or install a bottom for it because it doesn't have a bottom with it. And it feels pretty heavy in the box but they said it can catch air on a windy day as well if not anchored to the ground.
2059773
They hang on the outside. There are magnetic disks on the corners and the long edges that hold them in place.
375636
The legs have flat tabs at the base that have small holes in them. There are L-shaped pegs that slide through the holes in the tabs and secure the arbor to the ground. The arbor is substantially heavy. The pegs seem to be enough to hold the arbor in place. I have only had this for a few months but it has withstood sustained winds of 20 mph and gusts of 30 mph.
556686
there is no bottom, just place over food. they work well, even in the wind.
394873
We have A lot of wind here. Not as much as you but we tie ours down with bungee cords and have not had any problems
2199449
we have this gazebo but we put cinderblock or paver stones to hold down the legs - this allows it a little play in case of winds - unfortunately these gazebos can get winder underneath and get damage - it does help to keep the screen open to let air flow thru - but I usu keep ours zipped -
116755
Yes, there are elastic straps with plastic hooks at the end for hooking to the frame. They work out very nicely, and keep the bags from flapping as you ride.
2209688
I got them last summer and they are great. They have not move in the wind but I also have them in a back yard that is well protected by land scape. I was impressed with how sturdy they are.
1232687
They're pretty light weight but it would need to be a pretty stiff wind to move them. If you get them wet, they wil. Expand and stay in place better.
1860076
There are ties at the bottom to attach to the swing legs - We have had a lot of extremely windy days and have not had any problems. I love this cover.
2089182
The swing support legs have anchors that screw into ground and bolt to frame.Yes they hold even when l swing.
1369149
No they don't wrap around to block the wind. However their are other styles of HD glasses that do.