Is it necessary to buy the wind stakes?
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This trampoline includes all parts needed to build or buy additional pieces?
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Its actually really heavy once its all together, like put it together in the spot it'll be used. It survived 7+ months without stakes so far that includes a monsoon season in Az. So no, wind stakes are not necessary us. But the blue padding will have to be replaced after one summer here. that being said its still the best.
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We have had it for 1 year with out it being staked down. Had some pretty god wind and it is still here, but I have seen other people's go flying. So if you are uncomfortable with it being unstaked, then stake it down.
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Yes I use it all the time with my three year old son without staking it. It needs some weight in it to keep it from blowing away on a windy day.
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Stakes are not supplied (if they were, they were too puny). You definitely need stakes (ones appropriate for the sand if you are at the beach) unless there is no breeze (and when have you been to the beach with no breeze?). The sand bags may help you hold the shelter in place while you put in the stakes, but otherwise, the shelter is a very effective sail. There is a carrying bag with the product. The bag is large enough that it is easy to stuff the shelter into the bag.
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Must be staked. Even then it will blow over in a light breeze. Wasn't worth the money I spent on it. Replaced it with Cabela's privy shelter: http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabelas-Privy-Shelter/1322157.uts?productVariantId=3017943&srccode;=cii_17588969&cpncode;=41-48059898-2&WT.tsrc;=CSE&WT.mc;_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z;_mc_id1=03290415&rid;=20
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No it does not come with stakes. Once it gets partly full its pretty stable. But I had some garden stakes already so I used those when I first set it up.
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The wind would be a problem, having camped on a lot of beaches myself. You will need something more than the type of stakes provided to keep it firmly connected to the ground. You could buy really long stakes or weight the corners. It's a great lightweight tent but if the wind blows hard, I would expect to have problems.
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Yes, there is. I bought some heavy duty tent stakes to replace the flimsy short ones that came with the cabana. I have had it out in the desert with a 20 mile+ wind and with the heavy duty tent stakes there was no issue. You will need an extra set of hands to set it up in any kind of wind however.
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Hello Steve, Yes it does include ground stakes.everything you need is there. all you need is the main line to connect them to. and of course a transformer.
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No it's doesn't come with stakes. Just t a search on aluminum tent stakes here on Amazon.....plenty to find.The suggested products on the page for the Eno Pro Fly Rain probably have some stakes as well.
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Hi! Yes, the Florence Arbor does come with ground stakes for general use. If placed in a consistently high wind area, we recommend additional supports. Thanks for asking! These vinyl arbors last a long time.
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You have to use the stakes. this is not a free standing tent with fiberglass poles.
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Hi. It comes with stakes and you need to use them. You also need the guide lines. This tent does not stay up without it so that means you need good soil too. I tried using this tent on the beach and ended up with it laying on top of me. Hope this helps.
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Nope, no wind screen. But it still worked really well. Wouldn't say you would need one unless you are in some really high winds.
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Yes. The base is flat and will sit perfectly without the stakes. You just might want to put something on top if it's in a place where they might blow away. They don't really have much weight to them.
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I use the tent without stakes but it's not that windy where I am. Also, if it rains, the water comes right thru. Cool, big tent as long as weather is perfect.
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We use ours in the garage... stakes aren't necessary. We've used it outside without the stakes as well.
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Since it is recommended to stake the building when it is at ground level, it would seem even more important to stake it if it sits on a roof. I couldn't address this issue based on personalexperience, but the fact that you would have to deal with additional wind at that height wouldworry me.