Are guy wires required with the setup or do you stake it to the ground at the base of the aluminum poles? Are guy wires even included?
789096
This tent has guy wires, but you don't have to use them. You can stake the tent to the ground at the base of the aluminum poles.
789097
No guy wires required... The screen house stakes to the ground on all 4 corners at the base of the poles and in the middle around the house on all 4 sides.What I do though is run small nylon rope off the corners at the bend to the peak run them out and stake it there with tent stakes.This is a pretty sturdy screen house with out guy wires but of course I like it staked down well.
789098
I stake it to the ground at the poles but also added some small nylon ropes and attached them near the roof to add sway protection (your reference to guy wires) in case a storm comes up. With the sides down, it's a big area for the wind to grab.
641883
You will need a stand. Mine is installed through a hole in a round patio table and the pole sits in a stand on the floor.Hope this helps.
613784
These are made of steel and you can put as many together as you want but you must attach guy wire every two sections. If you are interested in a pole exceeding two sections, we would recommend just getting a steel pole from a steel supply dealer.
124122
I use my existing in wall wire setup. Wires provided are not graded for in wall use, FYI.
1454335
We found that the 10 green poles were not enough...and flimsy... and had to have something to reinforce them to stay straight. We used rebar driven into the ground and slipped the pole over it (careful not to let the cotter pin holding wire touch the rebar...must be lower...to avoid grounding) as additional support and had to buy plastic conduit to make additional poles. Unit has a 27 inch cord...so you will need an appropriate extension cord if not located directly at a plug. A translation of their 1 page instructions/safety info for the power unit would help as well.....very poorly written, very hard to understand (I have a Master's degree in science and found it very confusing). We found that the 10 green poles were not enough...and flimsy... and had to have something to reinforce them to stay straight. We used rebar driven into the ground and slipped the pole over it (careful not to let the cotter pin holding wire touch the rebar...must be lower...to avoid grounding) as additional support and had to buy plastic conduit to make additional poles. Unit has a 27 inch cord...so you will need an appropriate extension cord if not located directly at a plug. A translation of their 1 page instructions/safety info for the power unit would help as well.....very poorly... » Read More We found that the 10 green poles were not enough...and flimsy... and had to have something to reinforce them to stay straight. We used rebar driven into the ground and slipped the pole over it (careful not to let the cotter pin holding wire touch the rebar...must be lower...to avoid grounding) as additional support and had to buy plastic conduit to make additional poles. Unit has a 27 inch cord...so you will need an appropriate extension cord if not located directly at a plug. A translation of their 1 page instructions/safety info for the power unit would help as well.....very poorly written, very hard to understand (I have a Master's degree in science and found it very confusing). « Show Less
1953128
The pole comes with a tube that should be installed in the ground in cement. The kit comes with instructions very easy to install.
1956657
The wiring is stupid simple. However you need to have a space to mount and will probably have to fabricate some kind of surface to mount them on. Not too much of a chore.
2137417
As it happens, I did not. That having been said, the wire included is a VERY small gauge wire. I will probably replace it with a heavier wire at some point as the suppl;ied wire seems to be drooping in places where the distance between anchor points is greater than 5 feet. My installation is approx. 3 months old.
1798214
If you are using existing system shouldn't need wire.I did go to hardware store for ends as existing were soldered
661229
Thanks for the info. I bought my surround set up and stands a few weeks ago and was able to run 14 gauge wires thru the stands (I just ran the wires before I put the upper tubing with the lower tubing) and I just used a mini flathead screwdriver to guide the wire out of the wire exit.
1786020
No ground stake needed just an ext cord or outlet. I attached mine to the outside of my chicken coup. Very easy to set and very dependable.
661391
The wires are not provided, but they provide the relay. You'll need to purchase wires and figure out where/how to route wires.
332128
No wire. Only thing included is what you see in that picture. You will need to buy the solid ground wire and clips to attach to the uprights on the pool. Check with your building Department, as codes change often on how to ground a pool.
1285625
The wires are included but i used a thicker gauge and it depends on how far ur wires are cut off at. If it is tact, then use the ones they suppl, otherwise you may have to buy wires. They are cheap and the unit works perfectly for my beamer. Good luck!
1771582
The tent doesn't come with guy lines , per se, but there are either eyelets or tab-like thingies in various places on the rainfly through which you run a line and stake out. I think I used some inexpensive nylon utility cord. Worked fine.
1126175
With the tarp staked, put the pole in the tie out loop and then use two guy lines to stake the pole. These poles are really good, strong, but they are pretty tall even at the lowest setting. To get set up ideas, check out youtube.
245909
I think yo have to connect the extra wire. Red one according to the pic. But not sure if it has to be live or ground