Does the base have to be used or can the pole be put in ground?
1341416
It doesn't have a spike at the end, but I guess you could try to force the round plastic end into the ground by whacking the top with a hammer. It would be very low in that case, only appropriate for the littlest ones. If concern is mobility, the whole thing is plenty mobile, just empty the water from the base.
1341417
Sorry in the delay. Just found out. It should be used with the base because the bottom of the pole is just flat. I guess you could dig a deep hole and put it in. There may be other models with a corkscrew bottom. Hope this helped.
208904
The pole adjusts for height. The pole needs a base and will fit into an umbrella stand. This could be built into the pool surface or perhaps you could use a free standing umbrella stand.
391676
you can do either or but not both. The pole has the ability to be screwed into the sand or it can slid into the tripod base.
822610
Yes, if installed as per instructions, the pole sets in its sleeve in the ground. you than can turn the clothes line ans stand in one place.
1717630
I just wrap it around a pole. You can buy a thing you put in the ground and hook it on it.
193691
Doubtful unless you set it into a portable concrete base. It is designed to be driven into the ground and even with 3 ground spikes will loosen with use and require moving.
2178053
Not sure what you mean, but I don't think so. The pole is in 2 parts, the bottom one comes to a taper. You have to rock it back and forth to get it into the sand. A strong wind will knock it down.
1374192
The hollow steel pole bottom is cut on a bias so you push it into the ground, maybe dig a little lead hole for it with a big screwdriver first. Once it is in ground, remember it will be 6 inches or so shorter than spec height. They look and work pretty well for me.
2032659
I would not bury this directly in the ground, needs to be put into electrical PVC conduit. Or the wire will degrade if installed directly in the dirt,and stop working
940298
Yes, you definetly will need to anchor it into the ground. We attached 2x4's to the bottom and cemented it into the ground. It only took a few minutes.
1226253
There are three prongs to enter the dirt. (one goes in the front, one in the back, and straight down). On mine it would force the pole to stand away from the wall. It comes it two parts, so you might be able to force it so that the hook is facing out while the prongs are facing side to side so it could sit flush, but I think that would mess up the connection between the top and bottom half. Hope that helps
763319
The base ends at ground level where it attaches to the plastic sandreservoir. So, you'd have to get a pipe to extend into the ground / concrete from there to make that work.So, no, it's not designed for ground installation, but Lifetime must have other models that are.
1145115
This comes with a pole that you use to make holes in the ground (need a hammer or rubber mallet). Then you place the bottom of the legs into the holes and that's it.
1817379
Item should be completely assembled before putting into the ground. It cannot be assembled easily once pole in firmly inserted in ground. Make sure concrete is added to pole (2 bags or 115 lbs) before lifted onto anchored base or other foundation.
481120
Yes, it comes with feet for the poles. There are a couple small holes on the feet you could use to bolt down to the ground. The pole fits into the foot and you hand tighten a bolt to hold in place. The bolt on the foot doesn't go into the pole it just tightens up against it.
456466
It is designed to be used with the base. However depending on your DIY skills I am sure sothonf could be fabricated to stake the touch in the ground.
2177714
No. It must be hung by the ring on the top. I use a six foot metal pole sunk in the ground with an arm and hook on the end of the arm.