Will it attach to my fence outside, or is it set up only for tile?
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It comes with screws and wall anchors. It will attach to wood. Mine is in drywall.
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Yes, it will attach to wood or a fence as you say. Mine is attached to a wall not tile, in my bathroom. The picture makes it look like tile, but, it would be hard, (for me) to drill into tile if this were required.
1503837
I see no reason why it can't be used outdoors. However, be aware that it's designed to hold only a few light items - I doubt the string would last long if, for example, you put large wet bath towels on it. Also, the string might quickly deteriorate from outdoor exposure to UV light, and it's not at all clear if it can be easily replaced.
1503838
It comes with expandable anchors for tile, but could be attached to a fence simply by not using them.
2217642
The posts that hold each section together are long enough to anchor into the ground, if you are on grass or dirt. I put mine on or back patio. I follows the joints or crease of the concrete and anchored them in that. Believe it or not, that was just deep enough to hold the fencing up. I love those fencing! Works great.
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The poles are made for concrete only and would not be secure in the grass. The fence gets it's strength from the tension being placed on it in both direction and a solid footing is critical. The only two place we have the fence going over grass is were we secured it to the perimeter fence. To keep the strength you can only span about 6 feet or so in this manner.
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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.
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They have to either touch or paper-thin close to it. The plate is mounted so it can swivel a tad to properly align. I wouldn't use it for security on a fence, as all that is required to stop it is to cut the power.
1869578
It does not attach to anything. I have six little dogs and I use it to keep them out of our formal dining room. They don't touch the fence. Since it can move it scares them.
842437
The circular saw has a small slot for this fence. It should work perfectly Art
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I would say absolutely. It attaches using double-sided tape. Only caveat is you might need to buy a roll of velcro or other brand heavy duty outdoor type tape. But, if it will stick to a tile and stay up it would likely stay up outside. It is very durable and lightweight too, so I'd say try it with the provided tape and see if it sticks well enough. It's a fantastic mirror though! Just works out of the box with none of the fancy water hookups, etc. that don't work anyway! Good luck!
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It only needs to be secured if it is windy. It does have things to secure the screen down. Since you would be setting it up on your patio, maybe you can tie it down to something.
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Probably not. It needs a very solid post underneath and the hardware that comes with it is for that exact purpose. We have ours mounted to a 4 x 4 inch piece of wood installed in cement. We really like it for lots of reasons, but you would have to buy different hardware to attach it to a gate or fence, and you might not be equally happy with the result
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Any fence will work so long as it is at least three inches high so the sled can register against it. The sled is a very, very good tool. I highly recommend it.Logan Fitch
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You have to use unmodified thinset to anchor this. I think you would have to first remove the tile.
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Probably, you will need to make sure to use the metal ground stakes to secure and put against a fence. But it is very difficult to put together, I had to take a utility knife and cut some of the slot openings bigger to fit the slates through.
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I use it on my vinyl siding with no problems, so I think it would be all right on PVC fencing.
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I just put it beside my door...which wouldn't work in NYC on a post! I just went out and looked at the back. It does have two grooves that I would suppose be placed over the head of two screws. It is made of plastic and you could drill holes on the side and attach it with wire I suppose. I just think it may be a little wide to be secure if the post is more narrow. This would be a second choice if I couldn't find something purposed to a post or more durable to the elements. The top goes up and down by two hinges on the back. Hope this helps a bit.
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We have it on a very heavy tube metal gate. Attached to buried railroad ties. Should work for you as well so long as your gate is blanced well. Hope that helps.
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Yes to the outdoors, the mount swings from horizontal as pictured to vertical so it could be screwed to a post, side of a house, etc. or just mount it to a board and set it on something tall.very versitile.