Patio Mat Anchors?

lg flower pots with real or fake plants
would look better

Use your cooler for one corner.

Wife, and three children . But then you have to get your own drink .

Saw a guy who used some rebar and wire ties .

Long nails with fender washers. They work great and are easy to tap into ground and remove. Use small nylon zip tie to keep nail on washer when not in use.
Steve

therink wrote:
Long nails with fender washers. They work great and are easy to tap into ground and remove. Use small nylon zip tie to keep nail on washer when not in use.
Steve

Hmmm, the OP was asking about keeping the mat on concrete. Don't think that's a good option.

wbrown62 wrote:

therink wrote:
Long nails with fender washers. They work great and are easy to tap into ground and remove. Use small nylon zip tie to keep nail on washer when not in use.
Steve

Hmmm, the OP was asking about keeping the mat on concrete. Don't think that's a good option.

Sure it is. I forgot to mention the hammer drill. ;)

Good 3m outdoor two sided tape.We use it on a lot of jobs.just clean the pad good.They do sell small pin nails that goes into the concrete.

I put the jacks down on the edge just enough to hole it in place.

Since we are throwing ideas out there, maybe using 2- 6' long landscaping lumber. The rounded side style. I know they are a weight penalty but they store well in the pass thru compartment. It will also look nice like you have a boarder. Easy enough to step over. You may need a third for the long edge.

Umm, the picnic table?

With the popup, I used to be able to get the stabilizers down on the edges. Doesn't work with the TT we have now though.

We just drop the picnic table on it and call it good now.