Step 7 - Anchoring the frame
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Metal peg
The following anchoring options may be considered:
Metal Peg
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If your soil is hard (clay, etc.), the metal peg may be suitable.
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Be sure that the product is located on level ground.
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Use the hammer to knock down the metal peg into the ground until only the end with the hook is above the ground
and next to the leg. Insert the hook into the bottom opening of the leg.
Ensure that the hook is secured onto the leg opening.
Hex Nut Screw (For permanent installation)
- Ground with sandy soil (soft) condition, it must be anchored with concrete footing (concrete not included)
- Be sure that the product is assembled and placed on level ground
- Dig holes around leg tubes, as shown in drawing above. As you dig deeper, enlarge the diameter of the hole to fill
with cement
- Place 2 inches of brick or gravel underneath the leg.
- Use about 45 lbs. of concrete per leg
- Cover the concrete with dirt and protective surface material
Allow 6-7 days for the concrete to dry properly
WARNING
Please properly anchor the product to minimize the risk of injury or death.
If the product is used without proper anchoring, it could be dangerous and may cause injury.
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