Can these lights be deck mounted? Is there a way to screw them down and not use the stake?
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These are just for the ground. If you can find a way to screw them to the deck just be aware of the wires.
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You could if you buy the below separate http://m.homedepot.com/p/Unbranded-3-4-in-Black-Malleable-Iron-Threaded-Floor-Flange-521-604HN/100129872
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They don't come with equipment to mount them to a deck. You'd have to purchase those supplies separately. I'm sure it can be done.
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Anything is possible, you would have to screw a threaded hollow pipe into the base of the light,and then construct a pedestal for the bottom, all stuff you can pick up a a big box store
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I am sure you could drill them and zip tie them. They definately need something like that if used on a deck. Keep in mind that they have metal rods between each section to hold them together. I was going to use them on my deck, but, decided to go get PVC fence section from Lowes instead. They were just too short for my use.
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You stake mount them in the ground. Treated lumber spike the screw mount to the spike so you can replace batteries if/when needed. Good luck.
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Yes! We have them hung with the lights pointing down, and have had no problems with them.
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Yes they are backed with a 3M adhesive tape. I put some on the underside of a skateboard the issue I had was centered around the battery pack and that connection to the lights. I assume you will be mounting to the top of the board. You can find small clamps that you can nail on with brads. I would not trust the adhesive by itself. If you routed a small channel that the base of the lights could sit it you can set the lights with some clear silicone.
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You can but we wanted the stability of using screws. Used short ones so they did not pop up through the cabinet bottoms. We love these lights ! They are nice and bright and provide a lot of under cabinet lighting.
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I would say no. I installed these lights into the deck railing and stair railing leading up to the deck. In the railing, the lights are about 3 feet about the deck and protected somewhat from the weather. They are water resistant, but I don't think that they would do well straight into the ground. You probably need some lights that have their own enclosure with something that can be inserted into the ground that would help protect the lights.
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yes. no wiring needed so you can put them anywhere. i wrapped them around chainlink cylinders that were 8 feet high x 2 feet in diameter with the solar panel at the top of the cylinder to capture the sun. i have 4 of these monster chainlink cylinders around my yard. the lights from zitrades make it a spectacular show at night. i bought the chainlink cylinders for tomato vines, but decided to use them as garden sculptures instead. these lights will not disappoint. you can put them anywhere indoor or outdoor.
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They are designed to be mounted into either a deck or patio. It requires drilling a hole. I don't think they would work well being mounted into dirt or grass. They are very small; about one inch diameter. Try landscape lights with a spike.
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There is a plastic extension at the bottom of the lamp which screws in. It is similar to the stake on solar lights. You can wrap wire around the post and around the stake which would accomplish your mission.
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Barb C. , Just like a previous response, the holes are permanent but not the lights. These are outstanding lights and I have used them in several areas on my wood deck. What you are asking is exactly what I saw at a local outdoor kitchen dealer. They had several 'mock up' patio set ups and they core drilled one inch holes approximately three inches from edge of the concrete patio and dug under the patio to wire the lights. Core drills are available at most tool rental stores but most homeowners at not up to the task. John D. - Weeki Wachee, Fl.
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The Mosaic light strips are "peal and stick." I would not use them around a deck for two reasons. 1) They won't stay stuck in place for very long IMO. 2) You can't run more than 15-20' off one power unit, so around a normal size deck you'd need 2-3 units. LED rope light is a better option IMO.
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These LED lights come with a small plastic bracket that you can use two way tape or screws. I was suggest screws, but may need to use a self tapping screw or a pilot hole.
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There are screws that come with each light! I suppose you could try to use adhesive, but I don't know how well that would work!
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Both are mounted to the top of the rear deck. I'm sure you could mount them from the underside if you really wanted/needed to but may take some creativity.
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Mine are on top of a 1"x6" top rail on my deck, secured down w/ screws. There are pre drilled holes to attach thru, and they are totally secure once attached w/ screws.
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I don't think so. I've installed some outside but under cover. I love the lights but get the extra long lasting batteries. They do light up really well.