Kingfisher Gazebo Foot Leg Pole Anchor Weights (Pack of 4)

They are used to secure a gazebo on hard standing, easy to assemble, but difficult if you use sand as l did for extra weight you need a proper wide spout funnel to pour it into the sections, have bought four more for my large gazebo, the only thing that l dislike about them is if you attach them with cord to the material loops on the outside of the gazebo, when it gets windy eventually they rip off, so l attach them inside at the joints of the horizontal bars and the legs an also to the feet cups of the legs and stand them on the edge of the cup, and close the curtains when not in use so the wind can't get under it, has worked sofar

The legs on my all seasons gazebo are square, these are perfect and should be more suitable than the sandbags supplied.

Purchased this as I wanted something that could be easily stored away at the end of the summer. Takes a fair amount of water to fill each container, but does the job.

A lot bigger than expected but do their job perfectly! Have kept my gazebo anchored and sturdy. Lost two pop up gazebos in the past due to high winds and not enough anchorage.....was determined to get it right this time! Will still take it down very windy weather, but when it's mild, these are perfect. Easy to fill, I used water.As i mentioned previously, they are rather large, so as long as you don't mind them being so obvious, I would certainly recommend them.

These work really well solid and easy to attach

These are good little weights we just used them wrongly and at wrong time . so We filled these with water (no sand to hand ) and they didn’t stop the Marquee blowing away in the horrible winds we had in January and battered the marquee so bad against the fence it smashed into pieces . Prob sand may have been better however I think the winds were fierce and once underneath the tent part of marquee it was like a hot air balloon with me hanging on to it and the weights pulled it downwards then the wind billowed it up in the air underneath it .. i think they’d be brill for touring round summer fairs or camping etc or if your displaying things but for a permanent feature maybe sand would be better in them. (We’ve purchased a wooden one now ) and I’ve sold these on face book for a tenner ..

i have used then on my gazebo for a few day now. They are filled with water, last night the wind got up and my gazebo moved, not far but enough to make me think will they work better with sand.

Much cheaper than other options and easy to fill and put together. Could do with being able to buy replacement lids/bung tops as chewed by puppy and lid lost. But the rest of the weight has survived well!