can this feeder be attached to a fence
1181216
Sure. Put a big nail in the fence and hang it. Forget the suction cup. If the fence is wrought iron, use an "s" hook. Your hardware store has them.
1181217
I don't think so and here is why. I have a pretty typical black fence surrounding our yard and pool - I guess it looks like a traditional wrought iron fence but is really aluminum - and there is just no place for the suction cup. I think this feeder is definitely meant for window mounting.
1181218
Its more for windows, it has a suction cup to attach. I guess you could come up with a way to attach if you wanted.
137365
Yes, there is a loop on the end of the hanging wire that can be used to hang the feeder from a pole.
139585
The manufacturer does not recommend hanging this feeder. Thank you for your interest. Jack's Country Store
1688747
I don't think that using a bungee cord would hold this feeder. It is very large and needs to be pole mounted. I believe that they make smaller ones that can be hung. This is the best built feeder that I have ever seen. Look for smaller ones by the same manufacturer.
1977053
This feeder can be pole mounted. The diameter of the hole is 1.25" and 2.75" deep.
1433266
Yes you can. It comes with an S hook that fits into the center post when the top is all the way on. We hang it from a hook but you could easily put a chain between the S hook of the feeder and a hook somewhere else.
1050882
Yes as long as you have somewhere on each end to mount it or it will sag. If you are using the fence in grass or dirt get 1 an a 1/4 PVC pipe and cut them twelve inches long and use them in the ground for the provided selves to fit into. I used this for my dogs and it works great.
176396
I don't see why it wouldn't Julie, if you we're to do that however, I would get some metal L Brackets from your local hardware store and secure the feeder to the post that way for a little extra support from wind if they're not included in the packaging. I sent this bird feeder to my mother in-law so I'm not really certain if it came with any type of fastening hardware.
973034
We do not have ours mounted on a pole, we just hang ours from a shepherds hook. If you already have the feeder I suggest taking the mounting part which is loose inside the feeder to your local hardware store and see what they recommend.
953054
The feeder has a lifetime guarantee. It is very well built and would take some major force to break it like stepping on the feeder.
1569971
I attached mine to a pole using wire ties. If I were you I would attach it to a fence post. I am using mine to keep birds off my sailboat, not sure how well it work, but I think it has some affect on keeping birds away.
1808098
I would say yes. Keep in mind that the fence is not that tall. The fence poles go down into the ground which makes the fence pretty sturdy.
1736085
Yes, I have mine on a pole. You have to mount a plate on the bottom that don't come with it. I took the one off my old birdfeeder. You can buy the plates at most places that carry birdfeeders. I love my feeder:)
728415
After reading the description of that feeder it doesn't say it can be used on a pole. Just describes it as a hanging feeder. The Step-in pole you showed is from a different company. So, I don't know if it would work.
2030724
Woodlink sells a tray accessory that is attached with small nuts, and bolts. There are two holes in the bottom bracket of the feeder that will allow for this to be done- if you look closely under the bottom feed port on the feeder you can just make out where the small bolt would attach the tray accessory item# WLTUBETRAY
444797
The pole kit comes with an attachment that screws to the bottom of the feeder itself...then the attachment fits into the pole.
132726
Don't see how that could ever happen-the feeding holes are too small to trap anything. Havent trapped a bird yet-good thing you got rid of the one that did!! Besides functional,this feeder is so attractive--I've had it for several years outside in north Jersey and it looks as good as the day I bought it!!