can this tent be anchored into asphalt?
1440901
The anchors are thin angle iron. Perfect for cutting through dirt but probably not going to break through asphalt. You might need heavier anchors.
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The stakes/anchors are a heavy gauge angle iron and pointed on the end. I think they probably would drive through asphalt as true asphalt is sort of pliable, but to be sure, I would used a hammer drill and pre-drill about a 1/2 hole then drive the stakes through those holes ... of course you'll need to patch the black top after. This past summer I used the tent on a concrete drive way and drove one stake at the end of the tent in the middle into a joint in the concrete that looked like a + . I drove the L angled stake through that joint, so they are pretty heavy duty. Hope that makes sense. We've used the tent three times so far and it's really nice. The stakes/anchors are a heavy gauge angle iron and pointed on the end. I think they probably would drive through asphalt as true asphalt is sort of pliable, but to be sure, I would used a hammer drill and pre-drill about a 1/2 hole then drive the stakes through those holes ... of course you'll need to patch the black top after. This past summer I used the tent on a concrete drive way and drove one stake at the end of the tent in the middle into a joint in the concrete that looked like a + . I drove the L angled stake through that joint, so they are pretty heavy duty. Hope that makes sense.... » Read More The stakes/anchors are a heavy gauge angle iron and pointed on the end. I think they probably would drive through asphalt as true asphalt is sort of pliable, but to be sure, I would used a hammer drill and pre-drill about a 1/2 hole then drive the stakes through those holes ... of course you'll need to patch the black top after. This past summer I used the tent on a concrete drive way and drove one stake at the end of the tent in the middle into a joint in the concrete that looked like a + . I drove the L angled stake through that joint, so they are pretty heavy duty. Hope that makes sense. We've used the tent three times so far and it's really nice. « Show Less
695383
I would say no. Although spacious, we found this tent really cumbersome and ended up trashing it after the first use.
2116263
It is made with tent like poles , I was thinking of doing the same thing on mine to make it last longer in the weather conditions and sun . It should work if the tarp is not too heavy and if you secure it well.
679582
yes you could anchored it to a deck but not with the stakes they give you, unless the tent fits perfectly and the end ropes can reach grass. Otherwise just use deck screws leaving cpl inches to attack ropes good luck
1034228
Yes, you should be able to. It's a great tent and when we camp on the beach have people stop all the time to ask us about it.
786860
Yes, and it is very durable! I would highly recommend this tent to anyone! It is very large and very easy to set up. You won't regret this purchase!
1988123
That would be a VERY bad idea. The floor of the tent is really nothing more than a medium duty tarp. The walls are a very light nylon and, I am assuming by the look and feel, fairly flammable. I wouldn't recommend it.
1296143
Yes. You will need to order two poles though. I got these as a replacement for a child's play tent. Would not use this for outdoors though.
318758
I only recomend anchoring the feet that attaches to the legs, with some good heavy strong long stakes. You can mfind tent stakes that look just like a huge nail. I would not achor with cement as it will rust some metals. Cement ate up my wheelbarrow bottom. Great, strong canopy. Mel
2083308
Not completely on its own, no. It could be mounted to anything that can be drilled through, but it isnt a stand-alone tent type thing.
918438
yes, there are metal anchors included. I tried them on the beach with fine sand, they work well. The additional strings to anchor the tent were not necessary - loops around the perimeter were good enough.
1581819
I don't think so. The tent depends on resting on an open hatchback. Not to say you can't jury rig it up it!
2101169
It's not a tent...it's a canopy and has no sides. It does come with stakes, but in loose sand, they probably won't work well.
2141202
Yes, there are pegs to anchor the tent down and string to secure it even more.
1198073
The item can be used in a variety of location. Please be mindful of the soil, you may need additional anchors for the sand. Also, keep in mind the tent is not wind rated and we do not warranty weather related damages.
2238081
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!
98424
we have not taken it out of the box yet but I dont think so. We bought the same one a few years ago and it was a great tent so we purchased another one.