Can I mount this directly to a wooden telephone pole? (It's solely for a basketball hoop-no lines to it). If one can mount this to a flat wall, can I also just screw it to a large wooden pole? Standard 3.5" pole clamp mounts are too small. Can I mount this directly to a wooden telephone pole? (It's solely for a basketball hoop-no lines to it). If one can mount this to a flat wall, can I also just screw it to a large wooden pole?... » Read More Can I mount this directly to a wooden telephone pole? (It's solely for a basketball hoop-no lines to it). If one can mount this to a flat wall, can I also just screw it to a large wooden pole? Standard 3.5" pole clamp mounts are too small. « Show Less
826898
no, you cannot mount this to a telephone pole. Unless, you make alterations to the telephone pole or the lift system.
826899
I think you could . But you might want to put a flat piece of wood on the back side to stablize it
45952
Hi! The Owl was designed to easily be mounted onto a pole or stake. How do you plan on mounting it to this fence? We don't recommend any alternative methods but please keep in mind the risk involved using any adhesive or tools.Thank You. Please feel free to contact us should you require further assistance.
1059798
It will not mount on a post un.ess you have some kind of hanging bracket that would screw o the post. It is designed with a metal hook on top that you hang from a tree or another hanger.
1835273
You could try a 3M hook. Sorry, there is no way to know for sure what will work for your wall.
1366925
Yes, this mailbox requires an adaptor specifically designed for this mailbox to be attached to a 4 x 4 wooden post. They sell this adaptor on Amazon. It is required and it really stabilizes the mailbox on the 4 x 4 wooden post. Really simple to install, fits like a glove, and it looks nice. Good Luck!
1098117
They sell brackets that clamp on. I used mine with a wood bench and drilled holes where the bracket pegs go. Works great
738863
Well this is little tricky as no manual explains clearly. What i did was, marked two spots using the tap measure and put the nails via mount (in an upright position) directly to the wall. I don't want to drill to put the plastic hooks first. The confusion for me was how to set the frame ( the outer frame portion). After having your mount in upright potion hold the frame and make the open portion of mount to sit underneath the frame. Press is gently and it will sit. Hope you understand.
1772691
I can answer since I have done this. You would need a phone wall bracket, or, if you are "handy", you can use two strategically placed pancake screws vertically on which you hang the phone. It's hard getting pancake screws (flat, disk-shaped heads) and using other types can lead to instability.However, I do not recommend using this phone on the wall as the design of the handset means that it often falls off unless carefully replaced. Even brushing against it can lead to the handset falling off. Choose another phone.
1582296
The pole is not included. I would recommend you use a 2" diameter pole that you can cut to the ideal length, and then buy separate decorative pole-ends to cap it with. If the pole is going to go directly from wall-to-wall, then there are plastic wall-mounted pole-enders that help hold the ends from sagging. Even though a 2" diameter pole will fit snugly, it is also a good idea to sand the inside of the pole bracket a little and then use a thin coat of glue just to keep it from rotating. Choose the right type of glue depending on the material of the pole you use. You could probably use double-sided sticky tape as well. I am not sure if you can tell from the pictures, but the actual "U" that the pole sits in is a heavy duty plastic that with the right diameter pole, kind of snaps it in and holds it in place very well. I would recommend a plastic pole because then you can use a plastic glue that will bond very easily. The pole will be held very well without the glue, however, and is probably superfluous. (I just tend to go overboard on some details, haha)
1303192
You could mount it on a wall but it would take a little work. The backboard is shipped assembled with two hooks attached by a pair of short screws on each side. If you want to mount this to a wall, you will have to remove the hooks by taking out the short screws. You can then use the existing holes to mount the hoop to a wall using longer screws that are NOT supplied.
1105069
My desk is pretty close to the wall, I had to slide the mount into place from the side to get it onto the desk. As for the L Clamp, I'm using the bottom two holes, and i had to crawl under my desk and screw in both bolts to clamp down on the desk. There is no way to modify or change the physical mounting point to the desk and how it functions that I am aware of. My desk has a back board, but it is recessed to create a lip that I was able to clamp onto. I wish I could take pictures to explain but, the top surface of the desk is only about 2 inches from the wall, the back board is maybe about 4 inches give or take from the wall. Hope that helps somewhat!
2279182
The center hole no longer exists. When I ordered the mount and received one without the center hole, I emailed the company and they told me that the hole caused inherit weakness resulting in breakage. They also said they would get the picture replaced which hasn't happened it. However, if you can get an older model, then the center hole does accomodate a ball mount!
688317
Not sure. We can use because we didn't buy the $$$ pole. Won't work on our basketball goal. Beware!
731155
I think you have to use the bracket. You might be able to mount it directly, but you may have to use/purchase an alternate screw
63107
This model is clamp mount and won't mount to the wall. You would need the wall mounted version.
266889
Ehh, I bought one, but had to monkey-rig, re-tap the top ball.If I went to Home Depot I could have probably gotten the correct thread, but I pieced togehter what I had. The problem is that the socket/thread on the top of the pole is a non-standard thread (Coarse v Fine). I somehow got it to work. Not 'textbook' but i like the flagpole in all other ways that I ignore this problem :(
1563753
Yes, you can use double sided tape or screw it in. Hopefully you have room to mount it on a flat surface as that would be better. Hope that helps.