can this be attached to a support beam of a house?
1188571
Dear Olga, it would help if you would specify the question. You can always attach anything to something, somehow. Otherwise, I don't see a difference between a branch of a tree and a support beam of a house, as long as there is no stuff on it. I could easily attach mine to a tree branch w/o extra hooks or slings etc. You throw it over, pull the whole thing through its own end, thats it.
1613363
I wouldn't think so. It's a tension bar that needs a solid beam to "push" against. I have it wedged between the floor and a support beam. Good luck!
1370736
yes you can just mount it with anchors, but depends on the house you live in and how heavy your equipment is :) You can also find a stud or mount it onto a board too :)
1206684
I see no reason that you couldn't, you would just have to support it. Could probably do that with rigid duct and sheet metal screws
1022396
Needs to be bolted to something very solid, like the header beam in your house.Do not bolt up to plywood underlayment, etc. it won't hold the weight.
1757228
Not directly, but the chain could be shortened to one or two links. It could probably be attached to a hook or a plate already in place on a ceiling.
835288
I suppose you could, but have not tried. You would need to rig something. There is not a built in place to attach one.
2113223
Not unless you want to cut / drill holes in your ceiling and attach this to something (roof joists?) strong enough to hold the weight of a swinging child.
341980
I'm afraid that the roof would have to be altered to attach to a house. There is a small overhang.
754365
No, but you could attach it to something that is the right height by bending the legs around the object.
1564793
The bottom self is connected to two support beams. I wouldn't think it would work as it would weaken the table.
557589
I have it attached to a regular metal bed frame. You would have to bolt it to a platform, but it looks like it could be done.
1489669
Of course you can. Just make sure the mounting materials can hold the weight, and that you mount on to support beams, not drywall.
2081634
It can be attached on any of your choices, the limitation of doing so is the screws and wall plugs they come with which are suitable for either wood or drywall....be wary though, the motion sensors in these don't pick up until you're really close.
2025117
I would definitely attach to support beam first the item is a little heavier than it looks
1130357
If you can drill holes in the metal beam, I suppose you could. You can buy adaptable bolts at your local hardware store. Good luck!
1738584
Yes. Or you can drill through the roof and run a heavy duty like to a cross support beam