Is it anchored to the floor or is it free standing?
598177
It is free standing. You just have to drill 1in holes 6in deep in the concrete.
598178
Neither, the poles slide into holes drilled into the cement deck. Poles are 1 inch diameter and hole to be drilled is 1 1/4"The fence comes with plastic inserts the slide in the holes first.
598179
Neither, the poles slide into holes drilled into the cement deck. Poles are 1 inch diameter and hole to be drilled is 1 1/4" The fence comes with plastic inserts the slide in the holes first.
1191461
Free standing. there is a metal piece that attaches to the wood that the flower pots set on. We were very pleased with the design and quality of the product.
1929241
It is just free standing but they do have a version of it that is for the wall or door.
124531
The unit has legs and can be set on a floor - if not carpeted - I put mine on a small platform. It is recommended that you attach it to the wall to stabilizes the unit.
2238081
No, it has no way to be anchored to the ground..... mine honestly didn't last long I would look around to try and get a better one!
2183366
Just an option. We just have it sitting on the floor, but with its size I do recommend anchoring it to the wall to prevent tipping
147821
I wouldn't call it free standing. I have it leaned up against my backsplash in a corner and it kept from falling over by my big kitchen-aid mixer.
9986
It is free standing. We use it for events for donations . I operate a non profit and it is a good way to collect cash at events.
1317412
It is free standing, however I found it much more stable by a boring it to the wall. One of the issues of stability is that I have wood trim where the floor meets the wall. So it could not be firmly push right against the wall. This piece is amazing and I highly recommend it. It complimented the other wood colors I have in my bathroom.
367838
It's perfectly stable on any flat surface with the legs arranged like the photo. Just don't put things on it that are so wet they'd drip and ruin your floor!
1635877
You will need to find a way of holding it. It is not free standing, it is designed to be mounted in an opening.
1325634
I use mine free standing. That way it is portable. If you choose to secure it a bench would work fine.
1903118
Mine is free standing, but next to my house and holds 2 clematis plants. It gets plenty of wind. The trellis includes 2- 16" L-channel ground anchors (that you pound into the ground). The trellis slides over the anchors, then gets screwed into them. I've had mine for a year and it is still very sturdy and looks as good as new.
1715645
it is free standing with the mount affixed to the stand.I have a 65" plasma on mine
1389159
It has all of the connections and it does not need to be mounted. It just sets on the floor.
113375
I'm quite sure the base is flat; not raised off the floor. I'll look in a day or two.
626193
It cannot be anchored indoors. That said, the anchoring doesn't seem terribly necessary. Its dimensions make it very bottom heavy. Even when I have climbed on it myself (a medium-sized adult) it has never seemed unsteady or like it would tip.