Can the stakes be inserted into a baseball field or just in grass?
1255079
They would go into any field, you may need a mallet or hammer to get them in well. Our ground was very hard with clay,dirt and some grass and we needed the mallet. It has stayed in place for almost a year and my son, who pitches for his team, loves it.
1255080
there not inserted any were, it has all the support in grass, or concrete, no need to put it in the ground
1255081
Both, but you will probably need a mallet or hammer to put the stakes into dry dirt. You don't need to drive them completely into the ground, so removing the stakes should be fairly easy.
1171454
The poles are made for concrete only and would not be secure in the grass. The fence gets it's strength from the tension being placed on it in both direction and a solid footing is critical. The only two place we have the fence going over grass is were we secured it to the perimeter fence. To keep the strength you can only span about 6 feet or so in this manner.
2180718
Yes, it's very easy to set up on grass, and there's no need to put a pole or nail into the grass. We use it in our backyard all the time.
114826
For typical yard, very easy setup with the spikes that support the poles. I purchased this for use at my daughter's school, and where they were setting up for play at a particular area, we were not allowed to spike into the grass. We were able to improvise using small, heavy metal blocks that I looped the support lines over. I would guess on a sand pit area, you could probably do the same thing with stone blocks or something similar.
731912
It has holes on the bottom edge that can be used to stake it. It does not come with stakes. Wind will blow it over if not staked down.
1675769
It has stakes for the ground outside but it has holes with grommets, so if you had something to fasten it to, you could.
1918750
We use it for baseball, but it is a very strong sturdy net. It does come with stakes for outside use.
1029909
Yes, it comes with stakes and has rings that they fit through to hold it down on the ground. We used it outside this summer with a tarp underneath it and instead of bringing it in and out we bought a small tarp to put on top of it when not in use and it held up very well.
293245
These bait stations are designed to be placed on flat surfaces. While stakes are included to help secure them in grassy areas, they can also be placed on concrete or similar surfaces.
1775899
Ours came with stakes for keeping it in place outside . My granddaughter just loves it . I found for the price she will get our money worth the time , fun ,& play
894159
I have seen many of these this year at kids' baseball games on surfaces that are not conducive to driving tent stakes. I'm not sure how they are holding them down, but they are being used on gravel surfaces and at least a few on concrete.
308791
Yes it can, but it will blow around if it is windy. We don't stake ours because the kids love playing with it all over the garden
293244
Yes. The stakes help prevent them from blowing away. If the location is prone to wind you may want to try weighing them down with a brick or rock.
2263723
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.
322347
Good question. Yes, it is anchored to the grass with 2 U shaped metal anchors that are about 5 inches in length. Once the pitch return is all assembled, you place it where you want it to be, and use a rubber mallet (or a hammer that has a wide face) to hammer the anchors into the ground. The anchors go around the short pipe between the net and the back of the frame, basically near the lower corners of the netting.
1409236
Not that I know of ... sorry. It sounds like it could work, though. These are wooden stakes, however, so they will eventually rot, I would think.
812776
It has holes for stakes to go in but I never used them. You might need to use string and stakes