there are several anchors listed on your site. Which one is used with the Florence arbor?
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The anchors should come packaged with your arbor and they slide inside the bottom of the legs. If I remember right, each one of the anchors is around 18" long.
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hi, at first i didn't anchor it and even after it fell once in a storm, i naively thought it would be okay. after the second fall, i put the extensions on and cemented it into the ground. that ought to teach the wind in chicago!
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I don't plan on buying any extra anchors. The arbor comes with leg extentions for concreting in the ground.
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I also used extensions and mortared into the ground - after a year of 60 to 70 mph winds etc. it's still standing and very pretty!!!
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My N.E. Florence Arbor came with anchors (leg extensions) that work very well.
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Hi Jack, This is the price is for the Montebello Arbor with the Gate. I hope you find this information helpful. - Crystal, Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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I am not that familiar with the particular float you are referring to however I use the Kwik tel A-2 complete folding anchor as pictured here and it comes with a float already attached that has served my needs both on right v Eric and lakes as deep as 32 feet if you ad a little extra line to the 25ft that comes with the Kwik tel A-2....
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You have alot of weight there(ski) and if the wind is blowing? If anchor can hook up with something on the bottom you might be good to go or stay. Have Fun
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What I did, was to put the anchors in the bottom of the arbor after sealing them at the ends so they wouldn't fill with either water or concrete. I did not use the wood option because I didn't feel it was necessary. I then secured the (vinyl) anchors (furninshed) in concrete at the specified depth (18 in).
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I just bought mine at Home Depot. They come with the plastic anchors and work very well. Be sure to get the right size.
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Try https://www.newenglandarbors.com/ When I got mine, I found a website on my instruction sheet and there I saw parts and pieces to add to my current purchase (such as the center jointing point on my arbor that had a light included). I remember something about fences but no details right now. http://store.newenglandarbors.com/collections/accessories
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Yes, This arbor came with 4 additional pieces of rectangular white rail that are 16 inches long and that fit (telescopically) inside of the openings in the legs of the arbor. These are used to anchor the arbor into the ground and to level the arbor. Once the four posts are secured in the ground either with soil or cement, the arbor's legs fit right over them. Then when you get each of the arbor's legs exactly where you want them, and it is level, there are screws that secure the arbor to the posts.
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No anchor but many places to anchor yourself. Great raft if u want it like at end of dock, just make sure it is secure!
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It comes with anchors. I recommend using them unless you live where wind never blows. The thing is rock solid though with proper anchors and tightening. I'd buy it again.
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I probably would use two especially if you waant it to remain set as a floating island that you can swim out to and use as a resting platform. I would also use a bit heavier anchors also as this anchor is probably not going to be heavy enough to keep it stable and from floating off in a wind or with a bit of waves from passing motorized boats.
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great idea with the auger anchor. i was going to buy a big square one and i wasnt sure how i was going to attach the opposite side.. i might try that.
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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.
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from my husband:> Upon assembling arbor I looked at method of securing it in its ultimate location. The hardware provided seemed inadequate.>> Solution:> 1. Secured 2 4x4's treated, cut to width.> 2. Attached to bottom of arbor.> 3. Provided weighted free standing base.> 4. Purchased 4 - 10"x10" concrete stepping stones and 4-18"x 5/8" steel re-bar stakes.> 5. Level ground, placed arbor> 6. Pounded steel stakes in corners.> 7. Placed stepping stones on top of 4"x4"'a (added potted mini-roses).> 8. Planted climbing rose's> 9. Installed drip irrigation.> 10. Hung wind chimes.> 11. Fill voids with sand or small rock. > Results; stable, wind resistant, relocatable arbor, looks great. from my husband:> Upon assembling arbor I looked at method of securing it in its ultimate location. The hardware provided seemed inadequate.>> Solution:> 1. Secured 2 4x4's treated, cut to width.> 2. Attached to bottom of arbor.> 3. Provided weighted free standing base.> 4. Purchased 4 - 10"x10" concrete stepping stones and 4-18"x 5/8" steel re-bar stakes.> 5. Level ground, placed arbor> 6. Pounded steel stakes in corners.> 7. Placed stepping stones on top of 4"x4"'a... » Read More from my husband:> Upon assembling arbor I looked at method of securing it in its ultimate location. The hardware provided seemed inadequate.>> Solution:> 1. Secured 2 4x4's treated, cut to width.> 2. Attached to bottom of arbor.> 3. Provided weighted free standing base.> 4. Purchased 4 - 10"x10" concrete stepping stones and 4-18"x 5/8" steel re-bar stakes.> 5. Level ground, placed arbor> 6. Pounded steel stakes in corners.> 7. Placed stepping stones on top of 4"x4"'a (added potted mini-roses).> 8. Planted climbing rose's> 9. Installed drip irrigation.> 10. Hung wind chimes.> 11. Fill voids with sand or small rock. > Results; stable, wind resistant, relocatable arbor, looks great. « Show Less
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Yes it should be but also depends on where you will be using it(lake, or river). Different type of anchors work better in certain situations. Keep in mind wind can also play a factor if you are trying to anchor and stay in one spot.
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Yes, it's awesome and it's better than the graco one, the anchors are comfortable and easy to use!!
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what ever it is its not strong ,the screws pulled through the holes.a year later I bought Montebello arbor by plow and hearth on Amazon.this one is welded,more money but very strong and a eye catcher.its two arches welded together.