Are there flanges at the bottom in order to anchor this to the ground?
1392813
Yes, however they are limited in number. You may want to drill a couple more.
1903455
I think so. I would recommend using ground stakes to keep it well anchored to the ground.
1464711
No. The only hardware provided, aside from the screws for assembly, are the metal stakes for in-ground set up.
624038
Not without some manual changes. The pedestal is hollow, but is open on the bottom.
1946656
Sort of. There is a slat (much like the ones on the sides) running along the bottom that connects the ends (much like the sides).
687981
No, but you could drill them if you wanted to. We put some sand and rock in the bottom of ours. It is very sturdy, much nicer than I thought it would be.
573711
Yes, the legs attach to the bottom. Depending on what you have on top of it, the weight of it may not hold up with casters however.
277898
I don't know. It appears to be made to anchor in the floor just as I have mine. If I had to guess, I would say no.
1332848
Anchoring is not included. You can buy an add on kit, or pour a cement slab.
366480
No it is not anchored at the bottom. It does flop around a little when opening/closing the door. It kind of depends what you have on the bottom row.
786514
No, it does not come with anything to anchor it to the ground. It's light weight and tips over if kids push the walls.
348654
no but the bottom is hollow and could be filled with cement to make it free standing. I absolutely love this lamp on my lawn. It is secured by 3-6 inch nail-like pins that go into the ground through holes in the bottom of the base.
712616
You would have to be creative to keep it from flying away, but I think it could be done with concrete bases or sand bags. Drilling into the concrete for little flush sunken anchors if it is your own concrete wouldn't be to difficult and would end up being even better than ground stakes.
34852
No. You must attached the back to the bottom, and screw in the feet. It's real easy and simple. Looks' Great
524520
You could but you might want to put a couple of nails to join them together so they don't fall off. Put your heavier stuff in the bottom to anchor it. That is a great idea
1758714
Absolutely. Two bolts and the holes are already in the bottom. Concrete or wood is no issue with the right fasteners.
1338450
No. The bottom of the lamp rod is threaded. It screws into a metal spike that you push into the ground to secure the lamp into the soil. No other piece like you are referring to was included with my lamps.