Has anyone got one of these?
Can you give any honest feedback / user reviews please.
Is it essential to have a concrete base as they suggest.
Thanks in advance
Can you give any honest feedback / user reviews please.
Is it essential to have a concrete base as they suggest.
Thanks in advance
In reply to Post #2
I haven't got the Asgard but they are fantastic
I have the trim stalls one as asguard were on such a long lead time during covid
The whole idea of the concrete base is so you can fix it down
I put one down on slabs
I haven't got the Asgard but they are fantastic
I have the trim stalls one as asguard were on such a long lead time during covid
The whole idea of the concrete base is so you can fix it down
I put one down on slabs
In reply to Post #3
It's the Gladiator im looking at.
My only concern is that I've got block paving in my garden, that's what it's going to need sitting on top of.
It's the Gladiator im looking at.
My only concern is that I've got block paving in my garden, that's what it's going to need sitting on top of.
In reply to Post #4
Their instructions say a firm and level base
Block paving should be firm and level
327 kilo no ones gonna move that once built lol
Are you installing it or are you getting them to do it
Their instructions say a firm and level base
Block paving should be firm and level
327 kilo no ones gonna move that once built lol
Are you installing it or are you getting them to do it
In reply to Post #1
Get one they are superb,I had the one that's police approved.Its the 3 bike model it was fastened down to paving slabs and not a chance it was getting moved.
Get one they are superb,I had the one that's police approved.Its the 3 bike model it was fastened down to paving slabs and not a chance it was getting moved.
In reply to Post #6
I'm definitely getting one for sure.
Was just hoping it will be able to be erected on my current block paving, as I don't really want the extra cost and hassle of having to dig out and lay a 10ft x 8ft concrete base for it to sit on.
I'm definitely getting one for sure.
Was just hoping it will be able to be erected on my current block paving, as I don't really want the extra cost and hassle of having to dig out and lay a 10ft x 8ft concrete base for it to sit on.
In reply to Post #7
If the blocks have been laid well then it will be fine
If the blocks have been laid well then it will be fine
In reply to Post #7
I think it will be fine
I think it will be fine
If the need to bolt down is from a perspective of it not being able to be moved you could put some concrete blocks in the bottom of it, the old council 3'×2' flags are good for that.
If a installation pov ignore
If a installation pov ignore