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Adjustable Post Ground Anchor Reviews

4.8 Rating 15 Reviews
Mrs. Sacha Morley
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We didn't end up using these so can't really comment. We love the gazebo
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Posted 9 years ago
Mr. Wendy Perkins
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We purchased the adjustable post ground anchors for the gazebo posts which proved invaluable when making sure the frame was level before installing the roof. They were good quality and adjustable so we would highly recommend them to your customers.
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Posted 9 years ago
Mr. Stephen Newell
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The galvanised ground anchors are an excellent idea. Using these anchors enables a sound concrete base for the large gazebos and as they are adjustable, it is easy to achieve a perfect level for the gazebo uprights.
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Posted 11 years ago
Mr. Glen Wilford
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I questioned the strength of these before purchase, but needn't have as they are very robust and do the job
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Posted 11 years ago
Mr. Andrew Coster
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Although not cheap the post ground anchor and tube provides a robust and adjustable item that I couldn't find elsewhere. With Postcrete it looks like an ideal diy solution.
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Posted 11 years ago
Darran Jaques
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I had been looking for a way to lift posts completely off the ground for a Bin store / Pergola that I designed for clients. Initially thought I may need something custom made but the anchors fit the bill perfectly, the adjustability means that everything will be completely level. I had an issue with checkout but a representative of Tuin called me and everything was resolved immediately, the products arrived quickly and as described. I would certainly recommend both the product and my overall experience of buying from Tuin.
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Posted 11 years ago
Mr. Andrew Date
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Undoubtedly the anchors are robust and strong when sunk into concrete. However we found them fairly trickly to get straight in the concrete. The problem seemed to be that the welding of the round spike was not dead square to the post holding plate. This in addition to the intentional bend at the bottom of the spike made it quite difficult to ensure the post holding plate was level and square whilst setting the concrete. As a suggestion I wonder whether the bend at the bottom of the spike should be left straight and a small flat plate welded onto the bottom. This might achieve as much in strength, but make installation easier. That said once fixed they seem to work well, are good value and the delivery was efficient.
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Posted 11 years ago