We often have to take our net down because of high wind. How easy would this be to take off the arches? I'm not clear on how it attaches to the arch?
899172
It's easy to take apart the arches, not sure what kind of trampoline you have, but the poles run through the pockets on the top of the net.
2264107
we just bought this and put it up yesterday. we purchased for 15ft with 4 arches, and it came with the straps & buckles attached. really love the buckles, very easy to put on, i had it done, by myself, in less than 15 minutes. our last net had cinch straps instead.
1170570
It is assembled into the springs so it is maximally effective as a safety net. Technically you could take it off, but not quickly.
716629
Yes, it is fairly quick to take this down, but much faster going up. Set up is just giving it a quick hard shake and it will pop open, insert the cross bars for the supports. Taking it down remove the support bars, line up the edges and give it a twist to get it back into it's circular shape to put it back in the storage bag. Make sure you stake it down well if you have strong winds though.
1673487
I've had the cover on the hot tub all summer and haven't had a problem with the wind blowing the cover off or even moving the cover at all. I was expecting to have to weigh the cover down and planned on using small sand bags since the hot tub is situated in a windy corner of the yard but nope, it hasn't needed any anchoring yet.
1179097
I had that problem with my Motorhome on the beach in terrible winds. I bought a webbed strap and attached it to the door. At least with it it would not get away from me. I attached it at the lock. I loosened the srews of the lock and slipped the strap under it and tightened it back up. I place the hemmed edge under the lock. The strap I bought at Walmart for $2.
708749
you have to remove the basket (6 bolts) and then the top goes down fine. Its not difficult but it is a pain if you do it alot. You may want to get different bolts for the basket if thats the case because the allen heads on the supplied bolts wont last if you remove them alot.
2109681
Not that I see, and I've had mine in some pretty high wind when some bad storms pushed through one day and it was not coming off in any way. It fits the grill pretty snug as is. I think if a draft of wind strong enough to lift it was to get under the cover, it'd probably take the whole grill out and you'd probably need to be taking cover in a storm that bad. :)
1880338
Underneath is a little cross bar I guess you could put sandbags on it to keep it from flying away in a high wind area
1589341
You can stake it down but still not great in wind. I take mine to baseball games for my kids and take it down when the wind kicked up so it does not get destroyed. We are windy here too. Colorado Springs and Denver area. It does work better than the sports brella in the wind. My Sports Brella got destroyed in a sudden gust of wind before I could take it down. I was staked so it just ripped it backwards. The Lightspeed canapy aleast gives me a chance to react.
1622288
We have some pretty high winds and ours is only anchored with four. So far it has not budged. I hope this has been helpful.
500599
There is elastic around the bottom on the ends to hold it in place. There are no additional straps or pull strings. I have found that my cover blows off on very windy days. There is at least one set of reinforced holes at the bottom on the sides. I took a piece of wire, ran it through one of the holes, under the car, through the hole on that side, back over the top of the car and tied it back down by the first hole. Even with very strong winds, my cover has not blown off since.
1434503
It has a small wind release. Very small. Not really noticeable. Doesn't do much to help with wind.
948866
No....it doesn't t take much wind to take it over! Also had trouble securing umbrella to stand...rather clumsy fitting.
601232
I have mine hanging in air since Sept 2013. Seems to be holding up fine. We are in a high sun, high wind area and I have had no problems. My suggestion is you also buy some type of lightning strike protection, just in case.
2173550
Very carefully. It took my husband and I the better part of a day to get the fence up. Take a deep breath and be prepared to have a lot of patience. I literally took it a piece at a time and unraveled it. If it was too tall at the top i'd start there and work my way down if too long at the bottom I'd try to start there and work my way up. I'm sorry I don't have a better answer, it wasn't easy. I wish I had never bought mine. Not happy with it.
1903116
In a very windy area you should probably extend the anchors down farther with rebar, maybe another foot.