What is the best way to attach it to the post????
829712
Apply liberal amounts of (non-toxic) wood glue to the post. Then just wind the rope such that it wraps over the end of the rope. Keep winding until the entire post is covered and then one more unglued wind that you can tie off. When the glue dries hard, clip off the unglued loop and you're done.
829713
I used nails. Tacked the top rope and then wrapped it tightly around the post. It was a two person operation for us. Wear gloves and in a garage or some place like that.
829714
I used four staples and elmers glue. Two staples were used to secure the rope in place at the beginning, note: the staples were covered by the first row of rope. I then put a little of elmers glue a few inches up and started wrapping the pole as you wrap the rope around the pole be sure tap it down to condense rope. By tapping down rope you get a very tight wrap. Once the glue was covered I added a little more another 3 to 4" up continue the process up the pole. I ended with two staples
829715
I used a lot of super glue and then also nailed it to the board. Thus far it's still in place and did this about 4 - 5 months ago.
829716
We used a combination of a hot glue gun and staples. It worked well for us and it seems to hold up to the kitties.
829717
first I secured the post, then I wrapped it as tight as I could starting from the bottom to the top. when you start the wrap, I bought large " U" nails to fasten the end to the post & when I got to the top another "U" nail!
2255496
This is a old fashion mailbox. you fit a board under it and attach that to a post and sit the box on top the board and put screws into the bottom sides.......it's the only way I know to attach it.......
275246
I looked at mine. I do not see anything that looks like a way to re-attach. Perhaps yours broke? Like others have said, some super glue may be the answer.
340470
I had the same problem, but I put a thick towel over the top of the post and took a short mallet to it. you could do the same thing with a hammer. (lightly tap with pressure, lol dont go beating it up.)
1070595
Yes. It would hold such a post. By the way, I've been very happy with the purchase! Good luck!
532715
It mounts to a wall. You would need to have your own post if you choose to mount it that way.
1307595
I loop it around my grandma's fence post. I just loop it and clip it onto itself, if that makes any sense.
1786175
Not sure how you would fasten them together unless you can find a connector--the posts are hollow, so you could remove the plastic caps, insert a metal or wood rod in each post that fit snugly, then drop another post on top of it. I asked my handy husband, and he said that the company might even sell such a connector (you would need four).
2004492
Hi, For this type of installation, you will want a Lanai Jamb Bracket. These are also sometimes called a "Florida style jamb bracket". They are designed to be installed on a post. Hope this helps.
1090389
I buried two 4x4 posts in the ground and attached the panel between the posts. Just make sure the spacing between the posts is slightly wider than the width of the panel and always use stainless steel screws on cedar wood.
127584
Use standard construction to the inside glue and press to the post. Extremely easy
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.
1223851
I think they sell an overpriced way to attach it. I just have a little nylon case that fits it. I just hang it from my tripod.
1407539
i used the metal post they sell separately. It looks good and is very sturdy if mounted into concrete.
2231358
If you unscrew the binding post half way there should be a hole you can insert this pin into. Then, you just tighten the post back down to hold it in place.
1307702
The post is screwed to the base of the dash pocket with the screw that is already there. This makes it something left in place once installed.
1992955
Mine actually does not attach very well but a couple pieces of tape held it in place. Looks tacky but gets the job done. I hope this helps!