Does this arbor come with posts or something to anchor it to the ground?
612957
The bottom of both sides ar essentially legs. We used it for our daughters wedding and it sat upright on the floor on its legs. For the yard we dug four small holes, filled them with wet cement and stuck the "legs" in the cement. It worked great. I can't actually remember if it came with tie-downs. It has been out in our yard for almost two years now and still looks great.
612958
Yes it has a plastic post that fits inside the arbor post that anchors it into the ground. I would still cement it however.
612959
The arbor came with extensions that you can bury. It worked OK and it looks great!
612960
Yes, This arbor came with 4 additional pieces of rectangular white rail that are 16 inches long and that fit (telescopically) inside of the openings in the legs of the arbor. These are used to anchor the arbor into the ground and to level the arbor. Once the four posts are secured in the ground either with soil or cement, the arbor's legs fit right over them. Then when you get each of the arbor's legs exactly where you want them, and it is level, there are screws that secure the arbor to the posts.
612961
It comes with anchors or you can purchase a 2x4, cut it into 10" to 12" pieces and insert them in the bottom of each post. We cemented the four legs into ground. It's very sturdy.
612962
Yes it does. You can also sink 2x4s in the ground and slide the arbor over them.
713165
It comes with everything you need. The tie down stakes are the shorter ones but they seem to anchor it just fine.
570792
No it doesn't have holes to anchor down, but I filled it with sand and it has never tipped over even in high winds.
131281
you don't. We put a 3 foot metal rod on each side and tied it to arbor with a snap tie and used a sledge hammer and knocked that metal rod into ground and it secures it just fine and we have heavy winds here.
751889
We had two of our uprights were anchored to pavers....just drilled in with concrete anchor and screw...we are in a windy area,and have had no issues
900815
It is designed to be pushed into the ground. You would have to drill holes in the concrete to insert the feet into. The feet are simply extensions of the steel tubing that the arbor is made of.
239273
It comes with two pieces of metal that you hammer into the ground. These support the trellis very well. It is rather critical that you space and angle them properly. Once in the ground there is actually a screw that you run through the trellis plastic and into the metal support which then holds the trellis firmly in place. I highly recommend using a power drill as the screws would be very difficult to install by hand. I have has some pretty strong winds and the trellis is doing fine. I hope it does as well when covered with a vine that catches more wind.
375636
The legs have flat tabs at the base that have small holes in them. There are L-shaped pegs that slide through the holes in the tabs and secure the arbor to the ground. The arbor is substantially heavy. The pegs seem to be enough to hold the arbor in place. I have only had this for a few months but it has withstood sustained winds of 20 mph and gusts of 30 mph.
54324
Anything can be anchored down if you put your mind to it but why would you want to? It comes with 24" built-in ground spikes as part of the assembly and unless you anticipate using this item in a hurricane, I'd leave it alone! It's strong, but if you start throwing metal straps across the top of it, not only will it look bad but you're likely to crush it!
44587
Try https://www.newenglandarbors.com/When I got mine, I found a website on my instruction sheet and there I saw parts and pieces to add to my current purchase (such as the center jointing point on my arbor that had a light included). I remember something about fences but no details right now. http://store.newenglandarbors.com/collections/accessories
7552
Yes the post is included. You will need bolts or screws to secure it to what ever you are mounting it to.
1006056
Yes. The net I received must be attached to a base and staked to the ground. All the hardware is included except for the lumber.
47278
From reviews I've read from others, they have anchored it. There are holes in the bottom of the posts for that.
1339313
My N.E. Florence Arbor came with anchors (leg extensions) that work very well.
554603
Yes mine came with anchors and I will need to buy some more that actually work.
214823
The base of each side has a crossbar to stabilize the width. Below that are "rods" about 4 inches in length that penetrate the soil, if you call that an anchor. Here in Arizona our ground is very hard and once we dug the holes, refilled the dirt around the rods and watered the ground to compact it, it was very stable. Then the plant we draped over the arbor was mature and we secured it to the top of the arbor. If you are in an area where your soil is soft then I would probably cement the rods below ground level as an anchor.
505457
No, unless you have some kind of drill attachment that allows you to use threaded arbors (i have never seen such a thing.)