Can the legs be anchored so that it cannot be easily stolen? I cannot tell if there are bolt holes near the feet.
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no bolts just a regular bench. I think it was designed for a residential area
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The legs curve down from the back of the bench and end in 'posts'. I can't imagine them being bolted down. The only way the bench might be anchored would be with a bicycle chain wrapped around one or more of the legs--but bolts? No.
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There are no bolt holes. You could anchor it with a chain or drill some holes
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No holes near the feet. You could probably drill some as they are wide enough.
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Yes! It has 3 holes at the base per leg. I used big galvanized screws w/ washers. That thing ain't going nowhere!
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I recommend attaching it as standing on it with one foot and scraping the other does not work well. The legs/base has pre-drilled holes (covered by rubber in picture). I drilled anchors into concrete to hold it from moving. I believe I used 3/8" bolts but instructions will say for sure.
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Feet are attached, but could probably be removed with electronic cutting pliers. I was thinking of wall mounting as well, but we had room on the vanity. Hope this helps.
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It is going to have to be firmly anchored somehow. This thing is fantastic, well made, very sturdy but all the same it is a giant sail. I would not purchase it unless I had some means of anchoring it down. I myself, built mine over top my back deck and drove screws through the mounting plate through the deck planks. I suppose if you were to put each leg into a hole filled with concrete that would do well.
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You can anchor the legs with sand bag weights. I have used on a concrete driveway.
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There is a central metal bracket to which the wooden legs are screwed on to. It is pretty stable and will not slide easily.
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For the most part yes. You will need to bolt the 2 legs on it, a total of 4 bolts.
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Yes but you can easily anchor it as there are holes in the reel legs. Or you can just put a heavy brick on top of the legs like I do and that does the trick.
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Hi Nancy. The only thing I can think of is using weight bags that attach to the legs of the gazebo. I've attached a link to the ones I fould. I purchased this gazebo and bolted it to the patio and it is very secure. Holes are very small and could be filled very easly. Let me know what you decide to do.http://www.ezup.com/accessories/weightbag.shtmlAllan
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I assembled it and it is not design to be bolted to the ground by itself , however I plan to bolted using metal angulars, one portion to the ground and the other to the leg, probably you can find other way to do it
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The shelves are at fixed heights. You could leave out the middle or bottom shelf, and you may be able to get away with leaving out both, but I think you kinda need to put in at least 2 shelves, to maintain the stability of the legs. I should think it possible, with some careful drilling to place holes at other heights. The bottom of the bottommost shelf is @ 3-3/8" in off the ground and the top of it @ 7-1/4" above the ground. The top of the middle shelf looks like it would be @ 21-1/4" off the ground.
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Yes, but the problem is that after a couple of uses the legs won't stay up. There is no clip or lock for the legs.
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I think so - there are small places where the bolts that secure the legs pop through - like little dimes on the surface of the wood. It might be workable for puzzling :-)
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No, it has no way to be anchored to the ground..... mine honestly didn't last long I would look around to try and get a better one!
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I asked the seller. I was told the legs require 2 bolts each. I have not seen the table in person.
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It is secured to ground by four ground anchors - one on each leg. It has been installed about three weeks ago and seems to be quite secure, I am pleased with the product