How does it get anchored if indoors?
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I imagine you would have to secure it to the wall/baseboard somehow. It is very sturdy however, we have ours outside and it never even budges.
626193
It cannot be anchored indoors. That said, the anchoring doesn't seem terribly necessary. Its dimensions make it very bottom heavy. Even when I have climbed on it myself (a medium-sized adult) it has never seemed unsteady or like it would tip.
1450842
There is a flange on the frame that goes around the inside of your opening. It has holes for you to secure it with screws.
1750394
No it does not have to be anchored. We move it around to mow and to be in the shade in the heat of the summer. It is heavy to scoot very far.
10022
There are a couple of heavy plastic bars that screw into the top, then the straps go through the bars and around your CPU and tighten up. The straps really hold it securely. I have an 80 lb dog that likes to get under my desk and he hasn't moved it yet and I've had it for over a year.
91079
I wouldn't know how.....definitely needs to be "anchored" somehow. If the screws in the wall, are left protruding far enough to make for easy on and off, it could be removed/replaced as desired...but could be a pain in the "you know what". LOL
786245
We have beams in our living room so we hung it from that. But, I have also hung it in doorways. Anything secure enough to support the weight! It is a wonderful way for kids to exercise!
1137168
Marcia, I have always been able to support heavy posters and some other decorative items. Anchoring items in four corners or areas assures the best success. Also, this product has enough resiliency to stay up for a good amount of time. When removing it, gently roll it off the surface, don't simply pull. Hope this is helpful. Barb W.
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Basically it requires an anchor kit that mounts between poles, walls or to the house. once the mountsare in place i use chains to hook it to the mounts. Hope this helps
1005385
Sorry, I cannot answer that question because mine is not anchored to the wall. Mine is used as an overnight pet gate and that's all. It is well made and free standing simply because I use it curved across a very wide doorway. Perhaps you could contact the manufacturer.
775897
It stays put with anchors provided. My husband made a strong bracket for ours for added strength to keep it in place.
2241653
They would hold the plywood. I don't know how you could anchor the plywood down so that it wouldn't move if you bump it.
998246
It has 2 holes in the back that slip over a screw head. To hold it more steady I applied two small circular Velcro sticky backs towards the bottom to hold it more securely against the wall. It makes it easier to use and it don't bang against the wall. I really like it. I would purchase another if and when needed.
782756
Can go as close to house as you want. Not sure about anchoring cause it would blow away if not secured here
1039049
There are slots in the inside corners. Slide the supports into those slots.
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You just set them on there. There is no anchor of any type. There are sticky pads that come with the stand. As long as the bottom is flat it won't go anywhere though.
764774
A small plastic anchor (Insert) can be put into a hole. The anchor takes a small screw. They are available in the hardware department or home improvement store.
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If the foundation prevents the shelf from being pushed against the wall itself and you want to anchor to the wall the BEST and only safe solution is to provide a wood block that fills in between shelving and wall (same thickness as foundation sticks out) or a bracket that bridges the distance. Suggest putting some weight on the shelves to settle them before anchoring to wall. Garage floors will be a touch uneven. Shelf joints allow some settling to self adjust. Screwed to wall prevents this. So settle then attach.