Gazebos can be beneficial to use in all sorts of occasions and are ideal for camping, outdoor events, or food stands that are located on streets. Because these are structures that only last for a short time, may be at risk, as well as the risk of being destroyed when weather is extreme, and especially when stormy conditions are present. 
It is, therefore, important to make sure your pergola is safe from elements in order to avoid destruction not only to the gazebo, but to the residents who live in it and the property they reside on.
How can you ensure the safety of a shelter during strong wind?
Common methods to secure the gazebo against wind are using ropes, leg weights or anchoring kit, pegs, rods threaded with threads, as well as Polypropylene straps. The kind of ground you choose to put your pavilion on will going to influence the methods you choose to use. Today we'll take a look at ways to shield the gazebo from winds, on concrete and grass.
Different surfaces
The kind of surface you are planning to build your gazebo on will determine the technique you select to guard it from wind.
Concrete
Concrete is a great base to pitch your pitch because it's an even , level top. The most commonly used methods of fixing them to the ground are legs to gazebos and straps made of polypropylene.
Grass
Although grass surfaces may appear less smooth or even as sturdy as concrete, they offer additional options to shield your gazebo from the elements. In addition to the methods for securing structures to concrete surfaces, you can also utilize ropes, rods for pegs threaded rods, threaded rods, and anchoring kits to the grass.
Other methods that you can employ
Ropes, as well as Gazebo Ground Pegs
Pegs and ropes are a common way to stop a pergola from blowing off onto grassy areas. To make sure the gazebo is secure, you need to put the stakes of the pergola into the soil at all of the four corners, just a few meters away. It's then possible to use the strength of a cord or rope to go through the stakes and then over the crossbars on every side of the interior roof. For extra protection in the event of a storm you can add four more pegs. This will give you eight ropes and pegs for the edges and corners of your pergola.
Gazebo Weights
Gazebo legweights are a great option to secure gazebos during high winds. They can be used on any type of ground (concrete or grass ). They come in various designs from cast-iron weights that slide along the feet of the legs in the gazebo. They are also available with bags filled with water that can be attached to the legs. It is suggested to utilize 15-25kg of weight per foot (60-100kg total) to ensure that your gazebo remains secure and safe.
