can you use the archors it comes with and place with sand bags to keep steady?
1335806
Yes the anchors with sandbags has worked perfectly for me. I live on an island and it tends to be pretty windy all the time but once I anchor with sandbags I have no problem!
1335807
Yes in fact I would recommend over sized anchors as an ancillary purchase. There are two fans on the under side this screen is massive if you're looking for home use it maybe to large. We use it for a festival with 3000 people. Its probably 20*25 when inflated.
1866827
You could but there is no elevation adjustments so it would be rather hard, best just to use sand bags or even just a backpack it's not like a .2 2 kicks so you really don't need a vise to hold it.
60523
yes, you need to arch your throws to make the bags land. but this makes it the board bouncy and noisy. these are part of the reasons I returned the purchase.
119268
I plan to put a sand bag on the base just in case needed. We have had high winds and it never moved.
732510
Absolutely not. There must be something on the back to hold it in place.I did not go with sand or water. Instead, I placed bags of topsoil on the base. It works just as well and much easier to remove if needed.
1105874
Sandy here so no problem, but you may have to dig out the rocks in your location. Legs are just tubing.
834570
Yes. I've been using mine in sand for a year now. No issues. It look a little bit of adjusting during setup but has performed excellent since day one.
1589343
It does have sandbags and anchors which would probably hold it. I don't know for sure
1724247
Yes, depending upon the degree of the slope and how hard the wind blows. If you decide to go ahead, I would completely fill the base with water and a few gallons of antifreeze and then place sandbags (four 50 pound bags) on the rear end of the base or I would anchor the pole or backboard to something substantial .
624040
No. There is no where to put sand. The bottom is hollow. It can not take any weather. Top heavy.
1836745
I doubt that you can. It would surely not be recommended but, I guess if you drilled hole in enough places to allow water inside the steps, they would be easier to keep down. This probably will effect the integrity of the steps and I would not do it. I used the sand and it made my steps very stable.
207405
Yes, the sandbags are attached at the corners and hold down the canopy, in addition to the stakes. it is a very quick way to set it up, just put sand in and your done. when you take it down, just dump the sand out and your done. we really enjoyed our canopy for the past year. I definitely would recommend it. i also put it up by myself, which is a nice feature since most require two people.
1153314
Yes. There are pockets that are made to be filled with sand (or whatever is available) to weigh it down and keep it in place.
1743651
Not as it is. You would need two 2 by 4's with holes drilled in them to set each side of the arch's legs into for stability.
846844
During Hi Winds I use Sand Bags. One in Front and one on the Rear. This works for all but the strongest winds for me.
246392
Yes................. I didn't use any sand!You have to help it in but it eventually goes down and the top side comes up! :-)
1768657
No. I had to fill mine with sand to keep it grounded in wind and to stabilize the casing that the umbrella post sits in. Umbrella also needs upper support to prevent leaning.