Would the anchors secure it to a picnic bench?
741658
I would say yes. I used it today for this purpose. The chair has some give, but if you use both anchoring straps the chair can't slip off. Not the best use for it, but great in a pinch.
741659
Yes. The anchor straps are removable, so it enables you to run it through from front to back, rather than from side to side like you would when strapping it to a normal dining room chair. (Unless they have changed that feature since we bought ours several years ago.)
741660
Nope, sorry. It is a great chair (I have recommended it to EVERYONE I know who has small children), but not for use on a picnic table.
741661
There's only one anchor strap on the bottom, and it doesn't lend itself to being secured to a bench type seat.
741662
I have never anchored it to anything. It is such a nice sturdy chair, I feel it sits so low and have never had problems with it tipping or moving from where I set it.
443024
Yes. You need to anchor it using something, even if loading with smaller items.
360499
It could be because the anchors are a separate piece but it may move if it's windy or bumped
782758
It's fairly light-weight so I would definitely secure it. We purchased some anchor blocks at home depot and drilled into the posts to anchor it. It could potentially sit pretty close to a house if you wanted to move it up against the wall. We put ours about two feet from the house on a concrete patio.
1475977
Yes, but weight capacity would be very limited. Even if you used anchors, but if you can find toggle bolts to fit it might work.
2009870
it depends on the slope - if the slope is not too great then yes - but i wouldn't do it without securing the cabinets to the wall.
1146169
Yes, we had a 6' cement picnic bench it went over and that was overly large and it still worked fine for us. This should be good for you.
1881573
They have tent stakes to hold them down. The anchor is only as good as the ground though. A high wind area will require more stable anchor!
1141846
Have 3 or 4 different interpretations for your question; however if your are asking to put hooks that rest on the top of the fence, and are flat in the back with some holes drilled to mount the basket, yes it would work.
1548850
I have all 3 of mine - 2 small and 1 large - secured to my chain link fence for stability. We sunk the posts as suggested, and uses tan matching plastic tie-wraps to secure them to the fence cross post for climbing roses. Also, the large one is directly in the line of sight between my patio doors and the rear neighbor's patio doors, and adds quite a bit of privacy even during the winter.
746881
Probably not as they need to be anchored to the ground tightly with a couple stakes at each end.
1039191
Yes it is secured by anchors . Needs to be on level ground and will be fine . Easy to assemble .
1748750
Sure, but be aware that it is light and will not withstand a lot of constand wind. If using on the beach for a 1 time event I would suggest using the sides and screw in anchors for the tie downs. Hope this helps!
1096194
Yes, it should be secured. I drilled a hole in each side and fastened it with cable ties
2100960
Yes it can. That's how I have mine set up. Mine rests on tip of a picnic table.
1668765
Yes it can. That is what I bought it for. I would still anchor it just in case.
1675769
It has stakes for the ground outside but it has holes with grommets, so if you had something to fasten it to, you could.