Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Would these work to anchor a bounce house?
Document: This is definately a must have for trampoline owners. I thought with the weight of our 15' trampoline w/ enclosure it would never blow away... Boy was I wrong. After a 40 mph wind gust our trampoline was picked up-ripped off some of the neighbors siding when it slammed into their house and ended up in the street - bent and unable to repair. Before we even assemblemed a 2nd 15' trampoline and enclosure I looked online for anchor kits. I decided on this one and glad I did.
Very disappointed in the quality of this product. Metal buckles are very cheap and hard to work with. There is no way this product will hold up over time. You will be disappointed when you get this if you decide to buy. For around $50 you would expect something more sturdy.
Very disappointed in this product the buckles on the straps are garbage they bend and break incredibly easy. As soon as you put any tension on them the restrictor buckle pops off. The screw anchors are made of white metal NOT forged steel they cannot take much torch before they snap if you have any shale or rocky soil conditions otherwise would work fine if only in sandy or clay conditions with no rocks.
This anchor kit is great! It is heavy duty and the instructions were so simple. The pictures alone made it easy. Would highly recommend getting this kit to anyone!
we had are trampoline for only a little while i thought the anchor kit would hold it did not hold and the kids trampoline is bent in half i have to see if it can be fixed not sure though any ideas to help would be appreciated thanks deb knop
This item works great. Just the other day, we had 2 rounds of Severe weather hit us with 70 mph winds each time. Both times, the 4 anchors kept my 15 ft round trampoline from moving not not than 6-10" from it's original spot. The anchor kit works very well and I would recommend these to anyone who has a trampoline in their back yard. The anchors and straps are also fairly easy to install on any trampoline.
We lost our first trampoline a few weeks ago to high winds 4 days after putting it up. It blew 5 houses away and was demolished!! I immediately researched anchor kits on-line and this one looked like it would provide the most stability. We put up another new trampoline last week and the strong storms that hit the Midwest 6/12/13 blew through our area overnight and this morning. Happy to say that our trampoline did not move an inch!!
Anchors are great, everything is great except one thing. I'm already after 1 week of use having rust show up on the augers. I'm assuming they will start to get very hard to get it to work. I also wish they had a tool for you to turn these hooks to go into the ground.Other than that, love the product.
After a few hours trying to get this kit installed on my new trampoline, I have given up. The metal buckles are impossible to work with and I cannot get the straps to tighten sufficiently. They should have used those plastic buckles that are used on backpacks and such--those tighten and hold beautifully as opposed to these horrific cheap metal buckles. Also the spirals are pointed in such a way that they are inclined to come out of the ground instead of digging into it when driving them in.
After loosing a trampoline and 2 safety nets to windstorms (the second because the trampoline flipped over), I finally decided to purchase this product. It sat in my living room for several weeks until one morning my husband came in and told me we were supposed to have high winds and possible tornadoes that day.He was on his way to work which left me to installation. So I grabbed his *best* ratchet (to use as a handle) and my box of anchors and headed outside.
Answer: yes