what could be used to weigh the base down
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These have small spikes on the feet and they stay fairly secure for my Polk 5 1/4", two way surrounds (Model T15), but they are on a carpet over a cement floor. If you have much bigger speakers you may want a larger stand as the extension pole is only held by friction via a single adjusting screw (unless you do not plan on using any extension). other than that, use anything heavy that you don't mind looking at, the bases are a steel plate and should hold quite a bit.
1399143
I didn't feel the need to. If for some reason you had to the pole does come apart and I assume you could use a weight from a weight bench or something used for outdoor canopies.
2201864
It has a tare button, I assume that would clear any irregularities. It will weigh an item that's one tenth of an ounce, so no you don't have to do heavy stuff.
1781126
Yes, if you use something to it weight down where the stakes would be used.
2087838
This should work because you wrap the bag around the base of the pile and then wrap the Velcro around it. I filled mine with plastic ziplock bags of sand. You could also lay the other weights on the base for extra stability.
274714
Put a brick or a couple of rocks inside to weight it down if it gets windy. The rocks will also help absorb and radiate heat.
487995
Sorry, I don't know, but I suggest you use something with more power if you would like descent results !
1516484
I would say around 200 lbs. I have had to replace some of my bases because of not being able to handle more weight.
1564253
You could try it in an individual base but it is quite heavy. The entire thing is in many pieces in my yard shortly after outing it up due to the overweight nature and flimsy construction.
129183
No, there is nothing to weigh it down. However, it is a little heavier material than other balance balls I have used.
335424
Not sure what you mean. I bought this thing to weigh down a mic stand. I'm guessing if they won't let you buy it, they don't have it. Probably better off asking the merchant.
1511444
I have not seen anything specific, but they should have something you can use as the counterweight at you local hardware store, or Walmart. Hope this helps
234346
You can use a weigh-boat, but you should not try to use the clear cover as one. It is firmly attached and too large.
609910
If you routinely want to weigh heavier objects, you would likely want another scale. This scale reminds me of the scales we used in high school or university chemistry lab. It would be awkward to weigh a 66lb object unless it were very dense because the readout is on the top and the weighing surface is too small.
119264
I haven't purchase the base weight yet. Sorry. I've been researching before final purchase.
1337013
Possibly a light one...nothing too heavy. Suggestion....attach the head board to the wall instead.
416026
There are pockets along the bottom that you put sand in to weigh the tent down.
443018
Sounds like you'd use nothing - if so, it will wibble a lot, not be stable. It does need to be anchored so it doesn't move back/forth