I want to mount these on a metal deck frame. The frame is 2". Will the bracket fit?
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It would fit but be very tight, I would angle the screws inward or put a steel plate on first to make the mount 1 inch bigger then mount it to the plate. It's light enough so angling the screws should do it. Personally I mounted fabric to mine since I didn't want any light at all coming through. Blinding the bartender.
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The short answer is NO. But it would be easy to first install a small plate about 2-1/2 inches wide and mount the bracket to that plate. A local hardware store could supply what you need.
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i am so sorry. i haven't hung it - and i can't find where i storied it! if no one else has the answer, maybe you can google the manufacturer, and ask them the question ?
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I doubt it. This kit is designed to fit the prestamped holes on an MTD. Also the brackets are not symmetrical, so would probably require a lot of effort to modify for a different deck.
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Not sure . The brackets come with different screws and attachments to mount to different applications. I'm sure that they will work . Really happy with them
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I have it mounted on a 2 inch metal railing, but that is the max to clamp onto. It opens just over 2 inches wide.
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I would guess 2". I mounted mine with some 2x3" rectangular. 3" being the vertical. I did have to buy longer bolts. the 2" seemed to fit nicely between the brackets.
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The frame I have is a 2" frame. I don't believe the frame diameter matters. I did, however have to alter the height of the side panels and the width on the ends. I think different manufactures have slightly different sizes. You may have to alter the panels a bit
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I don't think it would work - mine are on a 2" x 6" porch rail - the brackets are made to clip over - they are heavy when full, but they are easy to take down and store for the winter. I think they make a planter for fence application?
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Well, this model is marked as 2". So I would say no. But maybe they'll build to suit your needs
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I'm not 100% positive but I think 4 1/2" is minimum. Again not 100% sure. I mounted these in a UTV that had custom boxes and they barely fit.
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What size is the post that goes into the base. If it is 1/2 inch I would be able to use it with a universal wall bracket that I have. Thank you, Lewis
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The bracket holes are wider than 1 1/2 inches apart so you would have to use then in line with the stud, or (because of the direction I needed to run the bikes) use a piece of 1 x 2 mounted to the ceiling first crossways, then screw the brackets to that.
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Katherine, the bracket itself is out about and 1" and a 1/2 plus the thickness of what ever you put on it. I use 3/4" so it will be about 2 1/4" to 2 1/2" from what ever you hook it to. Hope that helps. Clarence
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2" would be pushing it but I think they'd fit. Measuring hooks showed 2" at bottom where they flare 1 & 3/4 " on top but they bend and have wiggle room. The might protrude a little on back side of hook with 2 " door to where on my door thier flush
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The brackets are set at a 90 degree angle. I would not suggest it for round railings.
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You're in luck. The horizontal brackets measure 33.75 inches, and the vertical brackets measure 25 inches. So, this mount will work for you. I have two of these mounts, and they are the best I've ever had, for a variety of reasons.
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my railing is just under 2" and I bent the arms of the planter a bit to fit. it should fit yours quite well. be sure to drill a couple of holes for drainage.
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The length of the threads are about 2 1/2 inches. However, I wouldn't try to install it on anything thicker than 2 inches.