Description:
Ensure the stability and security of your Azuma Ultimate Gazebo with the Tie Down Kit. This kit is designed to provide additional support and anchoring for your gazebo, particularly in adverse weather conditions. With the Tie Down Kit, you can have peace of mind knowing that your gazebo will stay securely in place.
The kit includes 4 guy ropes, 4 steel pegs, and a storage bag with a hook and loop fastener. The guy ropes are used to anchor the gazebo, while the steel pegs provide strong and reliable ground penetration. The storage bag keeps everything organized and easily accessible when not in use.
Please note that the Tie Down Kit is meant to be used in conjunction with leg base weights, which are sold separately. By combining the Tie Down Kit with leg base weights, you can maximize the stability and security of your Azuma Ultimate Gazebo, even in challenging weather conditions.
Features:
- Kit includes 4 guy ropes, 4 steel pegs, and a storage bag
- Guy ropes provide additional anchoring support
- Steel pegs offer strong ground penetration
- Storage bag with hook and loop fastener keeps everything organized
- Designed for use with the Azuma Ultimate Gazebo
- Ideal for ensuring stability and security in adverse weather conditions
Specifications:
- Peg length: 28cm
- Peg diameter: 10mm
Highlights:
Don't let adverse weather conditions compromise the stability of your Azuma Ultimate Gazebo. Secure it with the Tie Down Kit, which includes guy ropes, steel pegs, and a storage bag. By using this kit in addition to leg base weights (sold separately), you can ensure maximum stability and security for your gazebo, allowing you to enjoy outdoor events with confidence.
Don't Miss Out:
Protect your Azuma Ultimate Gazebo from strong winds and unpredictable weather by securing it with the Tie Down Kit. Order now from www.xs-stock.co.uk to enhance the stability and security of your gazebo. Don't forget to explore our range of leg base weights to complete your setup and create a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience.
