I would like to mount these on to a tree for the kids to climb up. Do you think this would work?
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Use wood lugs. Should be just fine. Make sure the lug is long enough to go about 3'' into the tree, through the bark.
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My children use it to hang from. I have it on a rope between two trees and they hang and kick off of the trees back and forth.
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I don't climb. But I doubt it. Consider them decorative. I'm happy with them for the purpose I and price I bought them for.
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These pots are fairly sturdy, I think they would be okay to use for a small tree. But, I would put a layer of rock in the bottom of the pot, before planting.
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Yes they would. I have boys that are between 3 and 11. They all enjoy climbing on them with no problems!!!
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I don't see why not. I think there may be better things for the plants to climb on though?
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I feel the tree branch is strong enough to support however much weight you will have on your swing , think it will work. You should be able to use anchors that come with it.
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Great idea! They don't weigh very much... I just used a hook that twisted into the drywall... I think it said it was good for hanging things up to 10lbs so there was no issue whatsoever.
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You can hang a hammock from the ceiling. I believe it would work great. It holds two of my kids on a round swing and they are big
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Yes, I think they would work. The back of them would hold the post and would keep them safely on. Plus I believe the hole would be small enough also.
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Yes - they work very well in trees. You'll need additional chain or rope to do so.
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Yes no problem! You can also stick on a non slip piece of artificial turf type material. Those little guys can climb anything
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I don't recommend this for a kid climbing on it. It's good for holding towels, magazines, blankets, etc...but it's not stable enough for a kid to climb. Hope this helps!
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I did. I purchased three hooks and hung it to the ceiling stud forming a "box" shape for climbing, over a bouncy "jump-o-lene. But my daughter is only 18 mo. Old, she's a hellova climber, but she slipped and nearly HUNG herself with her neck caught in the rope. I would mount it to a vertical stud on the wall, and anchor it to a floor stud making a diagonal climb. Or you can mount it on the roof like I did, only make sure your child has enough upper body strength to pull themself up from a precarious entanglement. I would however play it safe and mount it diagonally. Hope you have no love for the carpet! Lol :) I did. I purchased three hooks and hung it to the ceiling stud forming a "box" shape for climbing, over a bouncy "jump-o-lene. But my daughter is only 18 mo. Old, she's a hellova climber, but she slipped and nearly HUNG herself with her neck caught in the rope. I would mount it to a vertical stud on the wall, and anchor it to a floor stud making a diagonal climb. Or you can mount it on the roof like I did, only make sure your child has enough upper body strength to pull themself up from a precarious entanglement. I would however play it safe and mount it diagonally. Hope you... » Read More I did. I purchased three hooks and hung it to the ceiling stud forming a "box" shape for climbing, over a bouncy "jump-o-lene. But my daughter is only 18 mo. Old, she's a hellova climber, but she slipped and nearly HUNG herself with her neck caught in the rope. I would mount it to a vertical stud on the wall, and anchor it to a floor stud making a diagonal climb. Or you can mount it on the roof like I did, only make sure your child has enough upper body strength to pull themself up from a precarious entanglement. I would however play it safe and mount it diagonally. Hope you have no love for the carpet! Lol :) « Show Less
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I wouldn't. They are stickum. And work well with Christmas lights. I didn't try to use them for something heavier so honestly I can say if they wouldn't I just am going to tell you that I wouldn't personally use them for that.
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Hello, We have talked to the manufacturer and they indicate YES, you can use it for a climbing tree stand. We hope this was helpful WorldGoodsCorp
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I did. I purchased three hooks and hung it to the ceiling stud forming a "box" shape for climbing, over a bouncy "jump-o-lene. But my daughter is only 18 mo. Old, she's a hellova climber, but she slipped and nearly HUNG herself with her neck caught in the rope. I would mount it to a vertical stud on the wall, and anchor it to a floor stud making a diagonal climb. Or you can mount it on the roof like I did, only make sure your child has enough upper body strength to pull themself up from a precarious entanglement. I would however play it safe and mount it diagonally. Hope you have no love for the carpet! Lol :)