how well would these things stick to a tree? or could they be attached by screws?
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The black pupil is black cardboard, the white backing is white coardboard, the plastic dome is fairly thin. There's a slight lip around the edge where the plastic is crimped to the white backing, you could carefully put a screw there I think. Or just put some tape on the back side of it perhaps. I stick them on with a pair of those little velcro sticky dots. These are not weather proof, they will die if they get rained on so you might look elsewhere for these made out of plastic if you intend to leave them up for very long out of doors.
824689
I don't think you could screw these to a tree, the plastic would crack. You could screw a small strp of wood to a tree and then stick them to the wood.TThey would be great sticking to a bunch of trees on your. yard, especially if the trees are bunched together.
824690
I don't see how you could use screws. There is no where to screw them and it would crack the plastic. As far as a tree goes, it would have to be some pretty good caulk/putty or attach something to the tree that these could then stick to.
824691
They are not sticky so you would need to adhere something to the back. I hot glued magnets to the back of mine.
1845070
I would say no, these are really thin, and the amount of prep to get them to stick would be a pain, I would recommend a foam brick, and use spray on adhesive.
1615141
I don't see screw holes, and want to attach it to a wood pole. Can it be done, and how?
1458837
Dont things so. You need a tree located to certain distance or a hook, or something to hold the system
1720872
We used it in a building and attached it to the ceiling beams with bolts. I'm not sure how it attaches to a tree.
57356
I believe you can mount it to a tree. It comes with very comprehensive instructions from what I remember. Very well made.
1481540
Probably.. depending on the diameter of the branch. However, you would need a set of S-hooks or a couple of chain connectors in order to attach the upper section of chain to itself after looping the chain over the branch... of course a pair of eye screws could be used but that would risk the life if the tree.
2020539
Yes, you do need hardware to hang on a tree. My suggestion to you would be to go to Lowe's. They deal with this all the time and can hand pick the items you need. This is what I did.
1710002
they are flat - so if you are able to attach them at the flattest part of the trunk. I would suggest using 3 inch screws. Should work ok. I've had mine outdoors for 3 years. durable.
1500817
They do not come with adhesive. The legs tend to slip when screws are not used.
1641646
I doubt it. They come with a screw and a washer and are meant to be attached to wood.
1500016
Yes, there is a hole near the top center for a screw or a nail. An alternative would be to nail or screw a small piece of wood to the tree and self stick the swiftly done to the piece of wood. The swiftly done is very light, so even a small tree (2" in. in diameter) would be suitable.
1445433
You need to attach them with provided screws so they don't fall off. I did the same thing at first
2197113
Yes. I have done this a number of times. They are made of a soft plastic and can be easily cut and shaped with tin snips, wire cutters or diagonal cutters. FYI: I use outdoor cable ties to secure them to the tree.
1427094
Yo may need to purchase a longer chain to wrap around your tree or drill/screw in your hooks into the tree. The problem you are facing is the right amount of distance between the trees for it to hang properly.
1950258
I hang mine from a tree....but it can also be hung by a pole. Either will work!
1028238
They are rather heavy, so I use nail to hang them.....I wouldn't trust adhesive strips.