How is this building anchored to the ground?
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Go to Arrow website, look for "Installation Instructions for Arrow Storage Buildings". On page 6 "Accessories" it gives you the various methods of mounting the buildings. Hope this helps.
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Anchoring is not included. You can buy an add on kit, or pour a cement slab.
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This shed is not close to what they say I would not buy it and it is difficult to put up. However I poured a concrete pad and had to drill holes into the concrete and put in anchors the I had to go buy in
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You will need a concrete slab or a concrete stem wall to anchor base. We poured a concrete slab that was 4 inches wider and 4 inches longer than the overall dimensions.
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It has three wooden planks with necks in the center to touch the ground. Just the three work for me, but if you feel safer you can always buy/add more supports.
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It will just need to have metal stakes in the ground and the arch put over the stakes to keep it in place. It would tip over otherwise, as would most arches if not secured.
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Each of the 4 legs has a slender metal rod attached to it. The rods are about 2 feet in length and are pressed into the ground. It is sturdy and stable.
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The legs must be pounded into the ground a minimum amount of inches, that will anchor it securely.
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The system is self sustaining. However I am not of the opinion that it would be safe to trust it UNLESS you bolt it to the floor with clamps as the tower wobbles slightly on uneven surfaces.
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No footing is needed. There is a metal bracket that attaches to a wood block (wood block not included) that simply rests on the ground to for support
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Like another comment, I have mine on the floor also. It comes with an anchor to hang it. It has simple instructions.
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They are round with a round plate tack welded to the bottom with a hole in the plate to anchor it down, and believe me it will need to be anchored
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None. You pound it into the ground and it has a built in interlocking system
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It has to be anchored to something, preferably concrete. They provided some heavy duty anchors that worked great. I sunk a 4 inch concrete base in the ground and attached the lamp. The whole thing is really lightweight and wind should cut around it. We get some pretty bad storms and I think it should hold up. So far this winter we have had several blizzards and 50mph winds with no problem
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It's attached (screwed into) to a 4x4 post which is cemented into the ground. Very sturdy.
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We anchored down with stakes. Have not used in high winds so can't say. Very happy with purchase would buy again.
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It is very sturdy and appears to be able to be inverted, as long as you have enough ground clearance.
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It has several anchors for the bottom base.These anchors that can be used for concrete or asphalt. Ours hasn't budged in winds gusts over 40 MPH.
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It has stakes to ground it and it can be secured to a wall as well. Mine was not on level ground and we have very high winds. It tends to be top heavy if you aren't careful. Mine lasted just one spring, the plastic isn't sun safe and cracked.
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We did not anchor it to the ground . We drilled stainless screw into a wooden deck and then used attached straps to the outside loops and anchored them to give it wind stability.