Can this be anchored to a deck or just staked in the ground?
1271995
I screwed the plastic bases to my deck, still need to tie it off to something with ropes though, I tied it to my railings, beware you get what you pay for not impressed, not sure if it's going to make it through the summer
2029733
It comes with a stake to put in the ground and could stand some wind if placed on a table
1972232
Yes, but it is designed to be staked into the ground for stability in wind or other weather, so you may want to weight the legs with sandbags or something heavy.
1534889
They don't come with equipment to mount them to a deck. You'd have to purchase those supplies separately. I'm sure it can be done.
270969
The post has two pieces, the one stake to put in ground, but if you take stake off, i'm sure it could be mounted on roof some how. Actually that's a great idea for if you wanted to use these as Christmas lights. I have them around a small palm tree and they are bright and beautiful and stay on for 4-6 hours.
613775
Yes there is a way to stake the tree down in a yard although I bought a large pot and anchored it inside and it looks amazing on my patio
1882751
On the side that is wobbly, pound a metal stake in the ground, but make sure you have at least 2' in the ground (secure fence to pole with bungie cord) and that the top of the stake/pole is just below the top rail of the fence. :-)
846095
You can attach to a deck by putting screws through the "feet" on the legs (2 holes each) -- make sure you make distance between each set of legs the same, so the feet attachments are square and balanced -- you can also buy the leg WEIGHTS that are available from the manufacturer, or you can devise your own "weights" -- this is a good product, but it must be attached/weighted in any kind of breeze or wind --
1098610
We use it on the ground but it probably could be used on a deck. I would guess the wind could blow it down if you don't have it anchored.
863574
It has a stake that goes into the ground. I have never left it up for a long period of time so I can't say of it would stay up in the wind
2234554
I purchased this last summer. It comes with stakes and loops to put them through. I've had it set up on my lawn for the last several weeks (just using the stakes) and it hasn't budged, even when we had a brief hale storm. However, if you want to set it up on a deck, then yes you will need something to anchor it to the deck. Also, note it doesn't have a floor which makes sense when you think about it, but surprised me when I opened it.
1267309
It comes with a bracket to be screwed to something. So you could put a 4x4 post in the ground and attach it to that.
454123
Anchoring the pedestal to the deck shouldn't be a problem. There is 6 or 8 holes whereby you can use the appropriate screws ( I used lag bolts) to the deck. The plate to mount the seat has variable slots for seat mounting. I would be surprised if you can't mount your seat on it. I've looked at several pedestals in Overton's catalog and they all appear to have the same mounting configuration. If your seat won't mount on this pedestal then it probably wouldn't mount on any pedestal.
2192460
we use it on a wooden deck, but we built a platform with garden paving stones to raise it up since it is so short. we've had no problems with it like that!
2131119
It needs to be staked down as otherwise it can tip over. You could probably secure to fence some way
1876759
I anchored mine to my wooden deck, but if you try asphalt you will need to use lag bolts or lead shields to keep it in place
300639
It is not free standing. My only concern would be keeping the stakes down in sand.