How does this hanger attach to the railing?
1493512
There are no screws or nails. you just slide it onto your rail. I did not have a good experience with these. I hung potted plants on them and due to the weight the hanger started prying up the rail. I have no more use for them.
1493513
It just slides over the rail, but I had to drill a hole under the rail in order to slide it all the way on to the rail. they work great.
1493514
It just loops over the edge of the top; must have flat top board that extends at least 3" over on the side opposite you want the plant to hang on.
1493515
At the time we had a wooden railing that was the correct size to hook the hanger on. I used it for humming bird feeders, since raccoons were dumping the feeders.
283707
I live in an apartment and have a wood fence walling off one side of my balcony. I hung it up on the fence using zip ties tied around the slats. You could also use screw in hooks like the ones that you hang hanging planters from. The tabs at the top are loops.
1684236
The brackets slide into the deck rails and are secured in place with knobs you turn by hand. The divider then screws to the brackets with knobs that are also turned by hand.
1746272
William -- the brackets are square with a little bit of a hook on the end and appear to be designed to fit dimensional lumber (not round). The railing on my deck is a 5/4" x 6" (nominal 5-1/2") deck rail and it fits perfectly. Now, if you are handy and can fashion something to enable it to strap around a round rail, then it would work. Maybe a few nuts/bolts and pipe hanger strapping (comes in a coil).
504696
I don't remember; but, there is a notch for hanging. Suggest you go to Definitive's site and contact them.
1208643
It hangs by a hook. It hangs pretty cleanly (no listing to one side) just like in the picture.
1330880
The product is designed for installation via bolt through the piece you are affixing the hanger to. If you don't have access to the top of the piece you are attaching to, you cannot install it as intended. It may be possible to get creative with installation, but I would be sure what you're doing is structurally safe before you do anything. Consult a pro.
1838384
I had the same problem. You have to wedge the hanger over and through the bottom wires. The hook goes over the first bar and under the second. It took me a while to figure out. If you zoom in close on the picture, you can kind of see.
1716301
this is a cross bar that attaches to side rails. you will need to buy rail racks in order to buy cross bars
355491
we just slide it on the railing. we had to notch the bottom rail a little so it would slide on.
209807
We actually put it on a metal round railing but it would most likely fit up to a four inch board railing. I got two and gave them to a friend. They are really nice.
509742
I'm not sure how you would attach it. If I did hang it I wouldn't want to put much weight on it. I hope this helps
547440
My rails are wood. I must be careful when Tightening my unit. I have not had a problem so far. I take it down in the winter. I would not hang something really heavy from it.
185463
It does not come with any railing. The RK1314 (I believe is the proper nomenclature) will Fit into most standing and wall mount racks just fine. I have used it in both and it works great.
1488484
Honestly if your railing system has any lip on it the barska attachment will fit. I'm really impressed with it its not too expensive and that made it even better. Hope this helps
122575
The picture shows the hook from which it can be hung. There is a hole on the bottom that is designed to slip over a post. Without seeing your railing, it is hard to know how you might mount it, but if it is a wooden railing and you don't mind drilling into it, you could mount the feeder on a dowel round inserted into a hole in the railing.
1537369
It comes with some rings that you can put on the bars that are made for hangers. You can also just put the hangers on the rods. The rods are pretty close together, but you should be able to make hangers work.