is there a metal stake attached to the middle of the bottom so I can put it on an existing concrete base with a hole?
1420241
No there is no metal stake. It is made to balance on the base. It has a flat area on the bottom.
1636119
I suppose you could do it with a chain, but this tool is really for metal T posts. It does have a chain hook on it, but it would take an awful lot of muscle power to pull an 8' ground stake. I just don't know if it would work.
481114
Yes, there are plates with 4 bolt holes that you could use to anchor to concrete.
984191
Yes, it has a 6" cast pot metal metal stake that is sufficient if you have non-corrosive soil. The stake screws on to the base of the light fixture. The base of the light is 1/2" NPT (regular pipe thread.) You can substitute a DIY copper or piece of PVC plastic pipe if you think the pot metal won't survive your local soil conditions...I did.
907746
Yes you can add to the pole. It comes with two pieces if tubing. If you found the right size it could be added. If you don't want to use the base you could put it in concrete or whatever.
1961352
They come with a plastic stake that fits into the bottom of the metal tube.
1441513
Yes, there are holes in the bottom. On our deck by the grill is exactly where I put mine.
375635
There are tabs on the bottom of each leg that can have a stake driven through them. I buried 4x4 posts in the ground (lengthwise, cut to length and flush with the ground) and screwed the legs to it via the tab holes using deck screws.
238373
There are two holes in the bottom. Either for drainage or to stake it down.
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.
2185263
Not as it is. It has spikes to go into the ground that the tubular arch sits down on.A base would need to be made to stand it.
1688059
It does bring stakes. You can put them when it's on the ground, but not when it's on concrete. What I've done is got a small weight and attach to two of the legs with bungie cords and it works fine.
1479503
It comes with a plastic base, I think you can drill holes in the plastic base to put stakes through to hold it down on the gravel. Or you can bury the whole base which is about 1.5" thick.
1930359
what you see in the picture is it. You have to force the two bottom stakes in the ground or if you build a stand I guess you could drill holes andl drop them in a wood board.
1450957
No. It comes with a stake to put in ground. I use a cast iron stand made a for patio umbralla - very sturdy.
1768990
There is no place to attach it to a concrete base. It is a large plate with a smooth bottom.