Can it be attached to a chain link fence. I'm looking for a little privacy.
1548850
I have all 3 of mine - 2 small and 1 large - secured to my chain link fence for stability. We sunk the posts as suggested, and uses tan matching plastic tie-wraps to secure them to the fence cross post for climbing roses. Also, the large one is directly in the line of sight between my patio doors and the rear neighbor's patio doors, and adds quite a bit of privacy even during the winter.
1548851
Definitely, This could be attached to chain link using either velcro strips or with pliable metal strips that could hook one to the other. You won't have much privacy though until you get something growing on it. This is a great trellis - well worth the $$, sturdy and quite large.
360869
I would say yes. We use ours out doors. There is a opened type of S hook. It should loop through any chain link or even tied with a rope not. So i would say yes.
106033
I wouldn't recommend it. The wire has to be low enough so the intruder wouldn't see it, but even if it's missed it would have to touch bare skin.
546649
I use it to keep iguanas out of my garden tower. As long as you wire it up according to the instructions I don't see why it won't work. The fence has defiantly deterred the iguanas from getting thru.
1785627
If you have 12V and a place to mount it you could. Would be harder to hide is all.
467489
Definitely. Mine is mounted on a wooden gate. It was easy to mount following the instructions. It also has mounting instructions for chain link and other metal gates.
758932
Yes, you can string it through a chain link fence and it will work fine. It's easier then burying it too.
539657
I don't see any reason why it can't. You have to use the plastic guides they have the wire for the fence has to go thru those but I don't thing it would be any problem installing it on a stockade sort of fence. The power pack is battery operated so that wouldn't have any bearing on how high up the wire is located. I think they also sell a solar power pack too. But I don't see any issues at all with this sort of installation
1629352
Only if the fence already has a feature meant to mount mail boxes of this type. Otherwise you will have to get creative.
1170062
Ours is on a chain link fence. It is attached with zip ties at the top rail and the bottom rail. We have had it up for about five months and have had no trouble with it sagging. If you can attach it at the top and bottom it should work well.
758930
You can't cut the wire and attach it to the fence. The fence won't transmit the signal.
478794
Yes, as long as you have something to tie the sunwall to. We use our sunwall sometimes without the canopy by attaching it to nearby tree branches with the help of bungee cords. It also works great as a "privacy fence" if your fellow campers are too close or you want to block out a nearby road, for example. Hope this helps.
1898552
I would say anything is possible but we anchor ours to a fence. There are othee ways to anchor as well if you would like to move yours around the yard.
280929
It connects only to your fence, with good zip ties it should stand up to hevey wind. I returned my purchase decause it only blocks maybe 50% of view thur not the 85% that they claim. I used black silt fence that blocks 95% and also has a wooden stake every 10 feet,and cost only 1/4 the money.
1458650
yes, but 2 would make it allot easier. I used zip ties to secure it to the fence.
1747734
I tried to see if we can, however i do not think it's possible. If securing is important for you, you want to buy it and take to local hardware shop to weld something to it or maybe the item listed below. http://www.amazon.com/Combination-Bike-Lock-Coated-Chain/dp/B009ZWBL5M/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1377794084&sr=8-2&keywords=chain+with+number+lock Hope it helps.
677746
It is made to attach to a fence or pole just like it shows. I do think that it could bebent downwards to hang straight out but if you try it be careful you don't break it off.