how do you attach it to a tree?
284116
At the top (limb) you simply drape the top of the rope over the limb forming a loop which you pass the rope throug. I found it helpful to choose a limb which was at a height that allowed the bottom of the ladder to almost touch the ground and I affixed a light chain around the base of the tree fastening the rope to the side if the trunk.
284117
Sorry, I don't know. We bolted it to the floor joist inside the basement of our church.
284118
It has extra rope space at the top. You just loop it around the branch/beam into itself. Had to loop it few times to fit to the hight I wanted it.
745925
The rope is one long piece that runs up one side and loops down the other (which gives you a loop at the top of the ladder). You put the top of the ladder over the limb and thread the bottom of the ladder through the top loop and pull it tight. Did I explain that well enough? There are no other attachments. Note: I added a picture to the product page that shows how it attaches to the tree.
712625
I would zip tie it to the fence and then pull it tight to the nearest tree, cut it, staple it, zip tie and staple the cut piece and go to the next tree.
1015143
I reread the installation options and maybe you could stick a branch in the hole in the base? But truly, I never tried to mount it from a tree.
2039537
We attached it with a chain that went around the tree branch but found we needed to pad the tree branch to prevent damage to the tree. We also used a connector that swivels so the chair can spin freely. The fabric of the chair is not actually meant to be out in the weather, but our leaf canopy is thick enough that it has stayed in good shape for us.
2144735
Screws or nails. I used small sheet rock screws in order to keep any disruption to the tree at a minimum.
1033195
I attached the light to a 3X6 inch sheet of 3/8" plywood. Drilled 1/2" holes top and bottom. I then either hang on a screw or nail or attach to tree posts, etc. using adjustable bunny cords.
455566
If you have a lighting tree with thru-style mounting holes, you should be fine using long bolts and wing-nuts to attach the fixture to your tree. You can see in the pictures that there is a hole in the mounting bracket of the light for this reason.You may also choose to use C-clamps (which have bolts already) to attach to the light and then clamp onto the tree.These fixtures are primarily plastic, and they contain no glass. They are relatively light compared to other metal/glass fixtures.
750985
I don't know how you would attach the wire to the trees wiyhout damaging them but if you can it will work fine
2081613
We wired it to an angled pole that clamps to our deck railing. We used wire, because it is windy as the dickens where we live. It could hang from pretty much any kind of pole, and probably a tree branch, though we didn't try that.
602135
I have mine on a tree. It is big! I have it attached to a wide thick branch. My kids love it so worth the money!
901441
We have included strips of wood for mounting-- there is one for the top of the box and one for the bottom. We also suggest screwing a scrap piece of wood into the tree just under where you will mount the box to use as leverage. Full illustrated instructions are included for mounting as well.
1950258
I hang mine from a tree....but it can also be hung by a pole. Either will work!
353519
No, it has a tape to the back of it and sticks well to iron or metal bars. To be anchored to a tree I suppose you could nail through the tape.
1248616
I ended up hanging mine from a tree branch with some chain. I don't see how you could attach it to a post unless you just sit it on top of one.
2214265
What I did was tie the ropes around the tree and hook the hooks around and into the rope to make sure it doesn't slide down.
2085516
Yes, it comes with screws to mount it. You'd need to buy a hook and chain to dangle it if you don't want it flush to the tree.