Will this fit on a picket fence?
1565831
I don't think so. You need a railing the width of 4" and a picket is too narrow to be stable for these planters . Unless, of course, the picket tops do not go higher than the cross pieces that hold the pickets together I hope this helps you.
1565832
No, it is meant for a deck rail, where the top of the fence would have some depth. (If you love the idea of this planter you may be able to rig something to support the planter.)
972947
Yes, it would if you pulled the extra over or under the fence. Its very easy to work with, has grommet holes that you use to put the zip ties through, to connect it to the fence.
2174972
I have a Rigid band saw so I can't say for sure but the unit comes with fasteners to fit about any saw made. As long as you have some threaded holes in the sides of your table you should be able to mount the fence. It is kind of a bother to take on and off but not terribly difficult. Having slides on front and back make the fence extremely stable but more difficult to take on and off and adjust.
610930
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.
467486
I don't see why not, although you might have to be creative to mount it. You should be able to bolt it directly to the gate. We are using ours on a chain-link fence/gate and it works great!
1569972
there is a hole in the bottom approx. 1 1/2" in diameter. you can insert a pole in the bottom and attach the pole to the fence
1181216
Sure. Put a big nail in the fence and hang it. Forget the suction cup. If the fence is wrought iron, use an "s" hook. Your hardware store has them.
1061988
Yes I think it should but I would spend the extra money and build a 2x4 base from pressure treated lumber and plywood to mount it on as the Bottom is nice but it would flex to much just on grass or dirt.
396342
I think this will fit. We have ours on a outside mounted square pole. Each side is 3 inches. The pad has Velcro attachments at the back that allow you to adjust and size appropriately. We have been very happy with it after a year of use.
1361590
It should but if there's less then the width of a cinder block, you'll probably have to cut down the retaining bolts which go through the bracket once it's installed.
1516652
If it is for a fence, my husband says the post should work. We just use a metal pipe. We can not hammer deep into the ground as everywhere you dig is rocks, so ours is quite shallow.LD
21313
It would depend on the type of fence. Chain link- that would work. You might not be able to attach it securely on other types of fencing.
2035181
I would think so. I would just make sure the post you are mounting to is sturdy enough to accommodate the swinging gate.
1808096
I'm using it primarily as fencing and personally find it a bit wobbly as it can't be installed further than about 2 inches into the ground. If it's placed against a wall for a climbing plant however it should work once it has that additional support from the wall.
1796686
No reason it should not. It is highly adjustable. You may need to find bolts with which to mount to the block.
2012842
Thre pins measure 1" between the legs which should be plenty space to fit over 1/2" PVC. The legs are 6" long which will give you about 5" in the ground over the PVC. This may be enough to anchor the fence if the ground isn't too sandy.
1974083
I don't think this would work. There is only 5 5/8" from the fence to the slotted plate that secures the board. If you removed the plate and used a 45 degree wedge, only one of the clamps would contact the material because of the way they are implemented.