how to increase height of anchors, have high pile of mulch
744994
The only way to increase the height of this item is to increase the ground height under it...It is just as pictured with plastic spikes attached underneath
744995
I really don't think the height can be increased. Another customer had asked about stacking them for the same purpose, but they are not stackable & are plastic so they are too light weight unless you cut the anchors off on your second layer & used an outdoor safe epoxy type glue. This seems like it would be more work than would be worth the effort. They are hollow on the underside so they would be difficult to glue anyway. Maybe you could check with this company to see if they have any other taller options.
820616
Sorry, I can't help you. I live in Florida. I had some galvanized anchors that rusted out and left my posts adrift. With these I was able to stabilize everything again. Worked good for my purposes. I sold the house with no questions asked.
1796621
The Metaltech Single Lift can be stacked as high as you want to go. Once they are stacked you will need the diagonal brace and the outriggers. If you reach 15 feet or higher you will also need the wall anchoring that should be placed every 15 feet.
428182
The hook needs to at least 90 tall. Our stands will be on next week. They are nicer and more money
1378233
Can you better define what you mean? You could always add a pole of some sort and tape it to extent the height. Make sure the base has enough weight on it though.
708666
I do not remember that I was able to adjust height. If you able to screw the stand very deep to the sand then it is shorter. But if yo use on back-yard than the height will be the same. I hope it helps.
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There are several sheetrock anchors on the market that support up 75lbs per anchor. Put 3 on top and three on the bottom and you have 450lbs of support. Use the spiral auger metal anchors. You can find them at home depot.
334150
I don't believe you can make these taller than the poles unless you purchased a separate attachment at a home improvement store.
1958659
It's possible. You'll have to purchase concrete anchors from your local hardware store that are specifically made to expand within the concrete.
697461
You would need to wrap a tree-protecting strap around the tree limb with a ring on it for affixing the swing hooks. Extend with a heavy-duty rope as needed to get the swing at the right height.
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First you need to drain the water and add sand so the steps don't float. As far as anchoring them you'll have to build up the sections of the deck only where the braces contact the deck. I laid 2X6's 12 inches long across my deck where the braces would make contact so you could walk between them and onto the steps. I needed to stack up two on each side to be level with the top of my pool. You will need to use more because of the distance you need to fill. I used deck screws to anchor each layer using care to place the screws so they did not contact the head of the screws on the first row.
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A 10# mushroom anchor should be more than enough unless used in high wind conditions. Even a 5# weight would suffice in non wind and non current conditions.
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Our branch also is very high and we purchased heavy nylon rope to give the extra length needed. Connecting that rope to the swing and adjusting to the desired length.
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Mine has a "finger latch" at the top of the handle. Loosen it and then you can pull up to extend to the desired height.
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I used 6" boards for my planter. I'm not sure it would work well with any larger board. Ideally you want the top of the Frame It All at the top of your board, so you can you can use the Frame It All stacking corners to make your planter taller. If you aligned the anchor with the top of an 8" or 10" board, you would not have sufficient depth for your anchor. Keep in mind that these anchors are plastic, so you cannot be banging them into the ground without a "pilot hole." Once there in the ground and stationary, they work great. I haven't had any issues with them except during installation. I used 6" boards for my planter. I'm not sure it would work well with any larger board. Ideally you want the top of the Frame It All at the top of your board, so you can you can use the Frame It All stacking corners to make your planter taller. If you aligned the anchor with the top of an 8" or 10" board, you would not have sufficient depth for your anchor. Keep in mind that these anchors are plastic, so you cannot be banging them into the ground without a "pilot hole." Once there in the ground and stationary, they work great. I haven't had any issues with them... » Read More I used 6" boards for my planter. I'm not sure it would work well with any larger board. Ideally you want the top of the Frame It All at the top of your board, so you can you can use the Frame It All stacking corners to make your planter taller. If you aligned the anchor with the top of an 8" or 10" board, you would not have sufficient depth for your anchor. Keep in mind that these anchors are plastic, so you cannot be banging them into the ground without a "pilot hole." Once there in the ground and stationary, they work great. I haven't had any issues with them except during installation. « Show Less
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There is no height adjustment. I usually just raise the plow mechanism by dropping the handle down a git. I am an "older" adult 70+ and I have a double driveway. This is a very simple machine and does a great job. However, I live in St Louis MO and our snow storms are usually not "deep" ones.
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The anchors should come packaged with your arbor and they slide inside the bottom of the legs. If I remember right, each one of the anchors is around 18" long.