Is the Velcro strong enough to support small, sagging tree limbs or small branches to a stronger limb?
898333
small limbs yes big limbs use pantie hose it stretches nicely and won't harm the bark
898334
It probably is strong enough to do this as long as you overlap the velcro onto itself enough, and if the tree limbs are small enough. You'd probably need to use more than one piece to hold the branches. It's worth giving it a try.
898335
I've never used it on anything heavy, so I'm not sure. I think if it was wrapped around twice it would be very strong -- that way there would be more velcro sticking together, not just the ends of the strip.
898336
It's strong enough to tie smaller branches to a larger one but probably nothing too heavy.
898337
It is strong and works well with rose bushes, but the wind in Albuquerque trumps the Velcro.
702866
The limbs will hold up in any kind of weather. No need to worry about splittin or breaking.
1311884
It will support it, its sturdy but the material is extremely cheap. I had rips in it after 1 use in the woods. Plus there are visible stiching gaps between the tarp bottom and top so be ready to get wet
2029161
I hung mine about 2.5 fit from ground to enable my daughter to get on/push off with her feet and allow for slack from branch. It was easy to hang, after determining which tree branch to use. I used tow straps around the branch, then hung the swing. My daughter loves it.
577531
The strap design to be strong and safe for hanging a hammock to the tree. you have to the strap separately online.
655419
The hammock does not require hardware to hang. It comes with tree straps that will work for small to mid size trees. For very large trees you may need to purchase the longer straps.
619200
Yes, I attached it to a tree. You would just need a sturdy branch that the child can reach.
1164669
Ours is hanging from a very tall oak tree with extra rope that hooks over our tree limb. I would assume it could be tied to anything.
1164812
yes, but I would recommend something with a shorter blade height so you can fit it between close limbs (only applies if they are still on the tree). One of the collapsible hand saws are great for this purpose
2242249
I feel the tree branch is strong enough to support however much weight you will have on your swing , think it will work. You should be able to use anchors that come with it.
120682
You definitely could use it on a tree branch if it a really sturdy one. We've hung it from different things outside, but we always make sure it can hold the baby's weight. Our grandson loves it. We love it because it keeps him happy.
999564
It is hard to be sure without knowing your definition of "small" lumber. The jaws are very strong and secure. The weakest point of this vice is the mounting system.
1837993
It will not damage the tree. I believe it is much better than putting a bolt through the limb.
189381
It's not heavy. If you're worried about 4lbs, you probably should not be cutting trees down. A limb weighs quite a bit more
495948
this is just my opinion...but if the trunk of the tree is smaller, i don't think it could support the weight of water in the bag... i've used it on a tree with a much smaller trunk... i put a stake in the ground next to the trunk and secured the bag to the stake so all the weight of the water would not be on the tree... so far it has worked out okay.
451380
I think the Velcro could handle it. I really like this one for all my daughter's toys.
1481543
This is made for attaching to a play set. I don't know how you would affix to a tree branch - I think the chains would slip? Maybe you would need these too:Wood Tree Swings Thirty Six Inches Long Tree Swing Hanging Kit 2 Straps WITH SAFER Screw Lock Snap Hook