Hello Guys,

Portable sheds, especially those made of aluminum or other light materials, often need to be anchored into the ground to prevent movement in high winds. Some wooden, portable sheds are also anchored, although in many cases the weight of the shed and its contents will hold it in place. There are many options to anchor a shed, but all basically involve setting some fastener in the ground and securing it to the shed floor or walls. Many metal shed kits come with anchors or recommendations for anchors to use.

Thanks and Regards
Dabney Walker

Go away...you've been reported!!!

....boy do I feel dumb. (eye roll)

That is probably why all our sheds have just rolled over or blown away...

and been so disorganized, as per your other post about sheds...LOL!

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Originally posted by conrad:
....boy do I feel dumb. (eye roll)

That is probably why all our sheds have just rolled over or blown away...

and been so disorganized, as per your other post about sheds...LOL!

LOL!!!!

I'd rather anchor mine into concrete! Works just fine!

Reporting also!!!!!!!

"I'd rather anchor mine into concrete! Works just fine!"

ga.karen, Did you use a big or small boat anchor? and wasn't the concrete kind of hard to hook it on to?

Sure hope OP gets back to me soon, I am just so confused now. (perhaps they can "shed" some light on this dilemma)

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Originally posted by conrad:
"I'd rather anchor mine into concrete! Works just fine!"

ga.karen, Did you use a big or small boat anchor? and wasn't the concrete kind of hard to hook it on to?

Sure hope OP gets back to me soon, I am just so confused now. (perhaps they can "shed" some light on this dilemma)

LOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great minds & all that...I thought the same thing the first time I read the title of the post. I was wondering what he was going to tie the anchor onto!