Tarp Deck Anchors

[gmcttr]

I needed a better way to "stake out" tarp tie outs on my deck and finally got around to making six deck anchors today.

Materials - six 11" pieces of coat hanger wire and six washers. Slip one through a crack and turn it 90 degrees. The washer keeps it from falling through.
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[kayak karl]

I needed a better way to "stake out" tarp tie outs on my deck and finally got around to making six deck anchors today.

Materials - six 11" pieces of coat hanger wire and six washers. Slip one through a crack and turn it 90 degrees. The washer keeps it from falling through.
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great idea.

[grich9860]

that is a great idea!! i bet that you could make a penny or two from fellow city dwelling hangers

[richtorfla]

Really is a nice idea! Creative way of thinking out of the box!

[gmcttr]

Really is a nice idea! Creative way of thinking out of the box!

Thanks guys. Yeah...one way or another I'm usually out of the box.

[DivaB]

Love it!!

[old4hats]

and just when I was sure that nothing innovative or new would surface anytime soon, and BAM!, gmcttr plays a trump. Great idea.

[kayak karl]

now work on a different type of sand anchor

[gmcttr]

now work on a different type of sand anchor

The same anchor will work. You just have to deck over the sand.

Are there others that hang on the deck? Maybe Dutch could make up some titanium Dutch Deckers for us. Oh wait, I don't have to pack those... never mind.

[kayak karl]

The same anchor will work. You just have to deck over the sand.

Are there others that hang on the deck? Maybe Dutch could make up some titanium Dutch Deckers for us. Oh wait, I don't have to pack those... never mind.

in the Whites there were some platforms i had to hang over