Could they be secured to a concrete curb?
311921
I do not think that would be easy to do. They are designed to be mounted by sliding the unit onto screw heads protruding from a flat surface.
311922
YOu should be able to. They provide screws and plastic anchors and I have put them on a concrete wall.
311923
Yes. The backing plate is metal and has slotted holes for screws. Use some liquid nails and concrete anchors.
311924
The lights hang on 2 screw heads that fit loosely into holes on the back of the lights. If you can get the screws into the concrete, I'm sure you could hang the lights there.
2099276
It would depend to some extent on the shape of the curb and how much of a flat platform it presents. I have some contoured concrete edging around a big flower bed and have found that edging from the grass side, rather than riding it on the concrete, works better. Along sidewalks, the edger works fine.
1414661
They can be. There's a 'shelf' along the bottom that can be drilled and bolted to any flat surface.
873055
Probably if the deck has joists as most do you could mount the anchor bolts to the joists.
1727152
probably! We used safety pins for strength. And there ARE straps to secure the bottom corners!
1306606
No. They're pretty strong. It would probably take plyers and a hammer to bend them.
985286
Possible if it isn't rough concrete & has a finish on it. Would recommend using dolly jacks on wheels. They can be rented from most tool rental places.
2007313
They cannot because they are a heavy duty mesh and would most likely shred if you attempted to cut them. I personally love the height. I love everything about them. I purchased 2 and may get more . They were also extremely easy to install. If they're going on concrete, make sure you have a hammer drill.
243027
No, unfortunately this would not be the solution for your issue. They need to be attached to a solid surface.
1231440
I don't think so but I would do in the curb side just to make sure.... That's how I do mine.
2127186
I don't see why not. The only issue you might have is keeping them in place, assuming there isn't some sort of edging on the sides of the sidewalk. I used it in the landing of a concrete stairwell at basement level, so it's right against the walls. Good luck!
1904526
I don't think you can unless you have a nice stud to screw the anchors in. Personally, I wouldn't do it.
530148
Not with the bolts that are supplied. The hardware that comes with this product require you to have access to the front and backside of whatever wall you are putting them on. But maybe check with a hardware store to see other options for ways to secure them into concrete.
1635602
You could probably put a wire hanger on them - They don't hold a ton of weight so it would depend on the weight of whatever's on the hanger
1009862
I don't think it would work out well, they are light so they would probably just fall over, maybe on concrete if the wind isn't blowing.
2131119
It needs to be staked down as otherwise it can tip over. You could probably secure to fence some way
799683
Yes you can. The kit comes with anchors you could use on concrete, but with brick I would get anchors meant for brick.