how does it secure to the ground? What do the bottom of the legs look like?
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Each leg has a plate at the bottom so it can be staked to the ground and they also include a tether lines. But I decided to go ahead and bought leg weights, at 30 lbs. per corner it's not going anywhere. So far it's working for me.
728290
It does have legs, but any brisk wind would blow it over. We prop it against our son's wooden swing set, or set it up near our fence, so that it won't blow over, just in case. We haven't ever used the stakes and ropes to tether it to the ground. If you're using it in your driveway, you can probably find something (car, garage, house, etc.) to lend support. We totally love this screen. It sets up in less than 10 minutes and breaks down just as quickly, and comes with a handy case for storage.
671420
You put one of the legs through the elastic band and there is a snap on the bottom end and it hangs there. Its worked perfectly for me
2188610
I'm not sure how the legs are attached but they seem quite secure (unless used for tug of war).
1994363
It has hard plastic feet with a hole in each for staking on grass/soil. We just did a street fair and were set up on the asphalt. we also purchased the black nylon zippered leg weight bags. They have two chambers and a strap that wraps around the leg and secures with velcro. We like the shelter, it works well and sets up fine on a hard surface or soft.
111821
The description says it has rubber padding at the bottom of legs. I have the same question though..
482245
The legs have a hard plastic end. They seem smooth but to be doubly sure to protect the floor, you might want to use felt on the bottom of the leg.
586861
It has rubber stops on the bottom of all four legs. It is very sturdy. It should not slide.
754631
The bottom "floor" is the same material as the tent sides. The bottom is not open to the ground.
533347
It doesn't have a floor. There is a 6 inch flap that goes around the bottom so you can put weight on it to hold it down in the wind.
631098
The legs are a combination with galvanized steel inserts that go through the plastic at the 90 corners and connect to the frame. It adds weight to the base and it's really light to maneuver. It keeps the steel off the ground and prevents rust. It's a solid trampoline for little kids. For the money it's pretty good.
63363
It will tip and fall. bottom support is made of canvas it needs hard and flat surface to support heavy objects
36279
There are no threads on the legs to secure it to the ground. so I guess if you can weld one side of the L bracket to the leg then you can fix it to the concrete
1404970
Not much height; it is ideal to protect bottom surface from table legs.Regards
316063
i thought about doing that actually to raise it up off the floor to maybe have it be a similar height as to the rest of the furniture .. that said, i think one needed to 1st install a wood base to the bottom in which to secure the legs on. good luck!
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The second picture (the customer taken picture). I did notice though that they assembled it incorrectly, the stabilizing legs need to be to the outside of the main vertical pieces.
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The legs must be pounded into the ground a minimum amount of inches, that will anchor it securely.