How does it remain upright? Does it anchor into grass? Or is it just very heavy?
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it gets staked into ground. works well. very light, easy to assemble and disassemble but strong winds can knock it down sometimes.
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Comes with 4 metal stakes. U-shaped, they go around the metal tubes at base
1638213
Its actually pretty ligh..t the design holds it up in my garage on concrete at the back of the cage and it doesn't fall over it but it moves a little. It comes with anchors to drive in the ground too for outside. Good for the money easily portable.
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It has something like tent stakes that you push into the ground to hold it down. The item is very light. It would not work on asphault or concrete.
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It includes some U anchors that you pound into the ground. Not heavy at all.
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It has u shaped anchors that can go into the grass, kinda like tent pegs would. We have used it without them though and it stays up just fine, as long as it's not extremely windy.
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There are several stakes that come with the net, that is easily driven into the ground which will help to anchor it.
728293
It has legs for flat surface, I took it camping and put it on uneven ground without the stakes and it was pretty sturdy! You'll enjoy it.
863571
The bottom of the pole actually has spikes that go into the grass which helps stabilize it. Then it comes with a tether (tie down rope) that you also stake into the grass. We found it to be stable and very easy to install. The kids love it.
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it's about 50 pounds in its case. Not light but that helps keep it upright in high wind.
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It has stakes to ground it and it can be secured to a wall as well. Mine was not on level ground and we have very high winds. It tends to be top heavy if you aren't careful. Mine lasted just one spring, the plastic isn't sun safe and cracked.
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I would say it's heavy enough to not blow over. I use it down at the beach, which can be windy, and it works fine on my porch. It's also very stable. I'm not great at figuring weights, but I would think it weighs more than 10 lbs.
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It tends to pull grass up. It's not very gentle for lawns. It is great in a garden or working with mulch though. I love this take, but not on my lawn.
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No, it is kind of light weight. It might come with spikes to anchor it down with, but I don't recall.
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You can slam it into grass and it'll be fine, it just won't bounce back up to you
619100
It's solid as a rock. I can't say enough about it - it's perfectly engineered and wow it can hold some weight! We have ours attached to a post on the gazebo and it gets some wind, but never had any sort of issues at all and we've had for 3 years now.
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The cane/chair works ok, but it takes some care when you set it up and sit in it. It can be a little tippy until you settle in it. It will work on grass, but for the most stability it should be on a flat area.
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Pretty good depending on what type of wind, when its staked down it holds really well. There is also sand bags on each corner to add more weight if needed.
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The grass catcher doesn't fall off, but it could be better. Thankfully, I just have a small area to mow, so it's "ok". It can be frustrating!
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You stick some heavy cardboard rectangles on the bottoms of the feet so it won't float in the air. It does stay on the ground like the photo shows.
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I have it in the grass area in the yard. I used some long spikes to hold it down. The grass has grown around it now so its secure.
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It does ok in 3" of snow on 4 wheels. I have not hauled anything heavy in grass, but moderate weight it is not to bad it move fairly well in the upright position haven't hauled anything on all 4 wheels.
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The one I have is clear plastic mesh (heavy duty). Legs are meant to be anchored to the ground, but I just put is up in my yard without anchoring it with no problems. You can set it on concrete.