Are the swing hangers long enough to go through a 4x6x12?
204375
Yes! They are plenty long enough. You'll have to drill the top of the beam to 'counter sink' the nuts, but it's spelled out in the instructions
204376
you will need to counter bore the top surface about 1/2" deep for the nut to fit on.
204377
Yes they will fit properly. Make sure to follow the specific instructions regarding countersinking be securing nuts.
2001983
I bought these a few months ago. They are meant to go through a 4x6 the long way. I stacked 3 lengths of 2x4 and it worked well by not countersinking the top side (because 3 2x4s are thinner than a 4x6). What you can't tell from online is that you need to be able to reach both the top and the bottom of a 4x6 beam.
761173
The rails are 12.3". They extend a little wider than the 12" folders to accommodate the folder hangers.
761174
Hello sir, my hanging rails are 12" and the file folders fit perfectly. I have an old file cabinet.
1759917
The ropes are long (so could hang from a high tree or swing set), but attach with hooks at the top. If you hang it using the full length of the rope, it would be no big deal, but we had to loop ours around a few times in order to make it the right length. The hooks are great, you just have to make it the right length first.
100236
Yes they can go over a 4x4. Some of them may be a little tight and need a rubber hammer. They are pretty sturdy. I used 2 inch screws to attach to my deck I have as much as 10 ft between posts.
207012
Yes, I think so. I have an electric 12-string hanging from a String Swing Metal hanger. It's neck is 1 3/4" wide near the nut, where the hangers hold it. There seems to room at the point for an even wider neck too. Hope that is helpful.Parry
1360076
No, its not structurally strong enough or wide enough. Hanger rack is only about a foot in diameter.
2257207
I do not think so, I was replacing the swings to the current swing set we have. If you used a tree you would need one of those hooks that make a complete circle.
1437855
Yes, they are long enough but the adhesive will stop working because of the moisture. I know from experience.
1257094
Yes, very large pieces the swing is 8" around so think about how big a piece that would be.
1236064
No, not at all. I just thought the swing hangers to be sturdier that using eye bolts. Springs are just a comfort factor, for when you 1st sit down it has a liitle give.
292074
Should be ok. I've installed 8 ft tall 4x4 fence posts on top of railroad ties (actually bridge timber) using these. But it really depends on what you're building. If this is a fence where you'll have lateral support with 2x4 or other material, then you're ok.
1624208
No i don't think so. I got this for a vacation house where it will hang from long chains. We took down the wooden swing that was always nearly bashing little ones in the head. But we have not hung the soft swing yet because my husband bought s hangers i thought were too flimsy. They are readily available, we just keep forgetting. And when you don't have the chain with you when you are shopping you coukd easily get s hooks that were too big to fit into the chain. Probably more than you wanted ti know.
1616310
I put my hangers on a 2"x6" railing... They stayed in place 6 months. I hung hanging baskets from all of them.. I switched the plants around numerous times.. Still the hangers did not loosen..
128548
They're pretty long so I don't know why they wouldn't. I've never had a problem using them on my Tacoma 4X4, which is probably as high in the air as your Suburban.
1512275
Yes, it comes with carriage bolts that are long enough to go through a 6x6. However, I doubled up on the cross piece so I had to purchase longer bolts. I also bought the next size thickness as well just to give extra strength. The hole is the swing hanger are big enough to accomodate at least a 3/8 inch bolt even though they provide 1/4 inch x 6" bolts in the package.