Do they have the stake holes or are they solid? The pictures show them both ways.
775922
They come with inserts that you can remove to use the stake holes and replace when you're not.
775923
They have knock outs that you can pop out if you want the stake holes open.
775924
Yes they do, but they have a cover that blends well with the rest of the rail. You can remove them easily, mine have stayed on very well.
775925
They have holes but they also have blanks that snap in so they look solid..
244273
They are hollow but they are sturdy. The wire shelves are solid and they dont bend down, they hold their weight ok
2128708
Have not put this one up yet, however, have had two similar ones. They are anchored to ground with tent stake type rods. I am also considering since this one is much larger, using some type of straping and throwing it over the greenhouse in at least 3 places to give more stability.
47278
From reviews I've read from others, they have anchored it. There are holes in the bottom of the posts for that.
1251809
Mine has holes in it. I believe they are there to assist with the expansion. They are not noticeable at all though once assembled.
2106750
They just attach the corners. You could drive a stake into the corners, but once they are filled with soil, they're not going anywhere. I'm really happy with them. You really should oil them though even though the oil is expensive.
1088938
They are solid wood. Veeyes well constructed and beutiful. I'm very happy with my puechase.
1888759
Hi they have hole on the plate on the legs. But I don't secure them completely I have weights in the legs I have my on a deck so I put weight from the. Bottom if it needs to flex it has a place to go.
2278254
They are wood of some engineered variety. Very hard so in turn they are very sturdy
957289
Mine is stable. Painted stake to better match squirrel. Has lasted now for 9 months. Still works.
1402259
The stake is metal. The side pieces are a very sturdy plastic. It's pretty heavy and sturdy.
880829
They are hollow, but you have to squeeze them really hard to figure that out. They are very sturdy. You would have to work pretty hard to put a hole into it.
785621
It comes with stakes but they're not very impressive. I haven't had to stake it yet but will probably go out and get a set of sturdier stakes before I do.
798021
It doesn't have holes, but doesn't need them. We have assembled, but not yet filled with dirt the one that we bought. The bottom is constructed from several wood boards, and there is space between them We might need to use landscape fabric to hold the soil in the planter.
1832336
I'm not sure what "holes" you're talking about. Do you mean "poles"? If so, the bars on the bottom ARE wider than the bars on the top. They need to be wider on the bottom to stabilize it. Hope that helps.
746881
Probably not as they need to be anchored to the ground tightly with a couple stakes at each end.
1293446
They are solid. They are small so you don't have any room to drill too deep, so you would need to be an expert and what you are doing.