what is the best way to anchor this stuff?
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We used it to cover our chicken coop. We built a frame out of strong wire and tie-wrapped it to the wire.
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I zipped tied the netting to my woven wire fencing that was around my chicken run. We put tall PVC piping over the metal t posts, ran wire cable to each post across the pen. Then draped the netting over it and secured the bottom with zip ties to the woven wire fencing.
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it's lasted me for years. Just use a staple gun, wire ties. I guess it depends on what you're trying to anchor it to.
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I used 4x4x12 poles with crossing heavy wire. When the netting draped to the ground, I used limestone rocks to rull the net up a little along the edge to hold the netting to the ground. One thing we learned is we completely spread the netting out square on the ground, then rolled up the netting, then put it across my supporting structure and unrolled it. I used zip ties as well The netting works great for out chickens.
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I have an easy solution for anchors. For my tent I went to Walmart and bought four 10 gallon water bottles. I filled them with water and tied them to the four corner legs. It worked so much better than trying to anchor stakes.
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Marcia, I have always been able to support heavy posters and some other decorative items. Anchoring items in four corners or areas assures the best success. Also, this product has enough resiliency to stay up for a good amount of time. When removing it, gently roll it off the surface, don't simply pull. Hope this is helpful. Barb W.
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The best thing is to get good anchors. I actually used the anchors for dogs. The type that screw into the ground and then I used nylon straps, the kind that's used to secure loads or to tie down motorcycles in pick up trucks.
1257220
We used screws and anchors. Make sure you check to see if the screw fits through the hole in the hook before you drill! Then we touched up with matching paint and they look awesome!
87701
Mount them hard with rope or chain or cable. Bungee would work but would stretch a lot with some moderate winds. Its very tough material and well reenforced and you'll want to pull it tight so it doesn't sag too much in the middle.
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I used a screw and hung it like you would a picture. I imagine good double sided tape would also work. ??
1133773
With the anchor kit it is very easy. You hammer in the anchor, put the 4"x 4" pole over it, and then slide the mailbox over it and put in on screw. Very stably, very easy to instal. I was concerned about rocks in the ground, but the anchor is slim and pounded in very easily.
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I highly recommend you use the wall anchor provided. It is taller than most cabinets and narrow, so there is a risk of tipping over.
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For a secure installation you would want to anchor with bolts or screws. If you Velcro the mount it may come off with extinguisher when you go use it in an emergency. True industrial 3M grade Velcro may work but anchoring with fasteners is always strongest.
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I can't think of a good way to do that. (I mounted mine where there was an overhang coming out from the wall, and it works well there.)
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I would make a template of cardboard first then punch holes for mounting points. beauty is you waste nothing and find the best mount points for your bike and like before it has been said use zip ties.
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the plastic things (if im thinking of the right ones) are called anchors in case you are attaching to a part of the wall where there is not a stud. It is best to predrill a small hole and then place the anchor in the hole. Then once you have accomplished that you can screw in the hooks. :-)
566437
You could but I would recommend using anchors depending on what you are using this item for.
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Using concrete anchors from a hardware store you can anchor this to concrete without any issue. I did this with mine and worked perfectly. It comes with cable tie downs so use an anchor with eyelet bolts and your golden.
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Haven't tried but imagine it can be done. After hanging it's stability depends on your anchor and on your storage content.
499753
I believe the directions recommend basic wood glue. The directions suggest crimping the ends a little bit to make some room for the glue in the holes. I have not glued mine because it is only three rows in height, and the manufacturer indicated glue would not be necessary for that configuration, and indeed it hasn't been, after many years' use.