Can you mount to iron fence
861967
Yes you can, I mounted just the power box on an outside wood wall with 2 sided velcro tape. Holding up well thru rain and wind
861968
Not easily - it has two holes in back for mounting on a flat surface with two screws. Depending on the fence you might be able to rig something up, but that's not what its designed for.
861969
Yes. There are mounting holes in the back that will easily accommodate bolts
861970
I suppose you could with the right fasteners. The hangers on the back wall of the mailbox are just teardrop shaped slo for screw to go through and hold to wall.
861971
As it comes out of the box, I would say no. The unit comes with just two "keyhole" slots in the back to slide over and hang from screws you would insert into the wall. That said, I did mount mine to a railing, by first mounting a board to the railing and the the mailbox to the board. Hope that helps.
1900606
Yes you certainly can. The wire emits a signal field in a sphere around the wire so you can mount it to a physical fence, metal or wood with no interference issues whatsoever.
670873
Yes, I did. There are two holes in the back of it. I ran some wire (bailing wire in this case but many types will do) and I tied it to the fence. It works well.
2253498
In my case I have digged it. Could not tell you if it is the same to attach it to an existing fence. Good luck.
1565832
No, it is meant for a deck rail, where the top of the fence would have some depth. (If you love the idea of this planter you may be able to rig something to support the planter.)
2200142
Thank you for your inquiry for the Mail Boss 7174 Townhouse Locking Mail Safe. You can mount the Mail Safe onto a wrought iron fence however you would need to install a piece of plywood on the backside of the fence in order to mount the mail safe.
383005
Not that I noticed. You can get wall mounts for irons and ironing boards independent of Rowenta. Its a good iron though. LSR
1026561
No, you can use the mounts supplied to use a co-witness set up. The one drawl back is the sight is small and may limit your vision through the optic to see your sights. Either way you can still use the irons through thr optic.
380486
I am not sure, but I doubt it. The fence has a specific latching mechanism that is probably different than the one on a craftsman saw. I had to mount the rails on my saw by drilling a few holes.
1141844
Yes, I sell metal arms that hook on a vinyl fence so no drilling into the fence. They will be available on my website within the next 24 hours at www.ecofriendlygarden.com
1264836
If you don't like the regular front end iron sight, otherwise yes, but you probably need to find a custome way to attach it because the gun doesn't have any kind of rail for attachments.
1641647
You could thru bolt a one foot piece of 2×6 to each side of the fence and then mount the holds to that. I suspect they may be a bit spongy as the chain link fence has some give but, it would work.
884963
It does not come with any mounting brackets. I had to make my own out of 1" angle iron. Box is ok but not great; very thin and flimsy. It is good for very lightweight stuff. I use mine only for fishing gear.
1706404
Mounting instructions: http://www.hafele.com/us/documents/ironfix_568.66.700.pdf
1911455
If I understand the question correctly, the answer is yes. One needs to keep the fence in the position you want it to be and then tighten the bolts. The bolts "drag" on the fence and may move it just before final tightening. I used a magnetic torpedo level to determine the desired position. Once fastened, it should not move. As it is hot where I live, I can not comment on loosening with wide temperature fluctuations or long storage. Check the bolts in any case after not using the saw for some time.
792118
Yes, but you will need longer screws. I have mine mounted on 4X4 fence post. I use stainless steel screws instead of the one that came with the pole. Good luck to you. YY
1407375
I think it would be hard to install on wrought iron cause you wouldn't be able to screw it in which is how it attaches to the wall...