1. What is it made of? 2. What is the recommended spacing for posts?
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Ronald, I bought the fence for my backyard in Washington, DC, where we have a deer problem. It's good quality polypropylene? plastic, seems strong enough. I staked in with green 6 ft metal posting, but also used zip ties to fasten them. I spaced them about 8 - 10 feet. I cut the fence down to about 7 ft. If I have alot of open space the deer would jump my fence, so I would make it higher. Hope this helps
1781375
It does not have the openings for the posts. I am using it like that though it just creates a loop around the post. I suggest you look for the right model.
1667397
The post is 22 inches long. They said the post was 2"X2" diameter. It's not. It is actually 1 3/4" X 1 3/4". Which did not fit my Nautilus system. Double check your measurements before you order. They would not take it back or refund.
639994
Our front porch has 3 - 4 x 4 wooden posts. The lomps are made to sit on a post of that size. Just set them on the posts and they are secured with wood screws. This is our 2nd set of these lamps , the first ones lasted about 10 - 11 years, you will have to replace the rechargable batteries every 3 - 4 years.
966583
Sorry, never used this product for that type of application. If I needed to set posts, I would go to a different product.
2053477
2 front posts are metal with a nice silver finish. Setting it up was a piece of cake.
1754136
There posts are small about a 1/2 inch each so you would need 4 to make one 2 " post.
774660
It depends on what the posts look like. You need a post that is wide enough to support the part that has the lines. The other post needs to just be wide enough for the bracket that is about 4-5 inches wide. Hope that helps!
222398
Its actually very small. I ended up not using it b/c the post was too thin and long. It would come off easily
108181
They are big enough to fit over standard 4 x 4 post and I think there were 2 holes on the sides. But if not, I drilled the holes. It is plastic so it was easy. We have had them for 3 years and work great if you get enough sun!!
122576
Sorry for the slow response. I was out of town. It says it can be mounted to a post but it seems like it would be very difficult to do. It is made of plastic and mounting it would be kind of tricky in my opinion.
2264719
One post for each end and for the middle, one post connects two sections together. So for eight sections, you need 9 posts.
348656
It's base isn't very large. It may be stable if it isn't touched, being only about 10 or 12 inches across. I wouldn't know about the whole item as the one I received didn't include the post. Apparently a vendor oversight.
691006
It's more like 4 corner posts. The sides are not a full wall-- there is a gap on each side. It's a good product- swivels easily and looks nice-- use it alot!
340472
I had difficulty with the entire set-up from beginning to end. As far as the posts, I originally had that problem because I had the posts in the wrong insert. Once I switched them around, the posts were fine. It was the backboard that was the worst - popped off and hit my son in the face, knocking off his glasses. I ended up returning the entire set. Good luck and be careful.
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As far as I know, the posts are all arranged, one to the end, and two to the other end. I've not seen it with a center post. The stand is great for children to sit on the floor and watch TV. It's just the right height; a little low, however for an adult to stand and watch the screen.
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OK, maybe there are two answers... "finished" dimensions have my mailbox entedning 56" tall, the post maximum dimension at the base is 8" square, the box itself is about 8" square and extends out 24" including a slightly narrower post, the box itself is about 18" deep.It's slightly wider than a conventional rolled steel mailbox. The post itself extends another 24-28" into the ground. I can't recall what that depth was.The unit ships in two boxes, the mailbox itself (including the mounting hardware), in a box about 24 x10 x10", and the post in a 10x10x 84" carton. Everything was well pacakaged, no scrapes/chips/damage to the finish.Hope this helps. OK, maybe there are two answers... "finished" dimensions have my mailbox entedning 56" tall, the post maximum dimension at the base is 8" square, the box itself is about 8" square and extends out 24" including a slightly narrower post, the box itself is about 18" deep.It's slightly wider than a conventional rolled steel mailbox. The post itself extends another 24-28" into the ground. I can't recall what that depth was.The unit ships in two boxes, the mailbox itself (including the mounting hardware), in a box about 24 x10 x10", and the... » Read More OK, maybe there are two answers... "finished" dimensions have my mailbox entedning 56" tall, the post maximum dimension at the base is 8" square, the box itself is about 8" square and extends out 24" including a slightly narrower post, the box itself is about 18" deep.It's slightly wider than a conventional rolled steel mailbox. The post itself extends another 24-28" into the ground. I can't recall what that depth was.The unit ships in two boxes, the mailbox itself (including the mounting hardware), in a box about 24 x10 x10", and the post in a 10x10x 84" carton. Everything was well pacakaged, no scrapes/chips/damage to the finish.Hope this helps. « Show Less