Can this be attached to the deck to accommodate wind chimes?
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It can definitely accommodate wind chimes, but I'm not sure how you'd mount it to a deck. The bottom steaks will get in the way. I guess you could cut them off, and zip tie the pole to a deck, or mount it with brackets.
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Craig, I can give you the sizes if it helps. It is made to stick in the ground, however it would depend on how you attach it to your deck. From top to bottom it is 48 inches. The part that goes into the ground is 8 inches. The distance from the long staff to the hook is 8 inches (sideways). The hook is 2 1/2 inches wide from curve to curve. The distance from where it would be the ground if you push it in (the upside down part "U") is 35 inches; the part that goes into the ground is 8 inches deep (long). All this would depend on how you installed it on your deck. It could be installed with small "U" bolts, just a thought. Hope this helps. SP Craig, I can give you the sizes if it helps. It is made to stick in the ground, however it would depend on how you attach it to your deck. From top to bottom it is 48 inches. The part that goes into the ground is 8 inches. The distance from the long staff to the hook is 8 inches (sideways). The hook is 2 1/2 inches wide from curve to curve. The distance from where it would be the ground if you push it in (the upside down part "U") is 35 inches; the part that goes into the ground is 8 inches deep (long). All this would depend on how you installed it on your deck. It could be... » Read More Craig, I can give you the sizes if it helps. It is made to stick in the ground, however it would depend on how you attach it to your deck. From top to bottom it is 48 inches. The part that goes into the ground is 8 inches. The distance from the long staff to the hook is 8 inches (sideways). The hook is 2 1/2 inches wide from curve to curve. The distance from where it would be the ground if you push it in (the upside down part "U") is 35 inches; the part that goes into the ground is 8 inches deep (long). All this would depend on how you installed it on your deck. It could be installed with small "U" bolts, just a thought. Hope this helps. SP « Show Less
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It is a pretty heavy material and only makes noise with us if someone leans up against it or pushes on it. Unless the wind is very strong, I don't think it would be a problem.
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I have seen a kit before but not sure I could find it again. There are may lawn ornaments that come in fish and birds that I keep thinking of mounting mine to. I am sure you can make one or attach it to a weather vane even. I just don't get enough wind to make it worth fiddling with as the solar panels keep my battery bank pretty much full.
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only if there is NO wind and I mean NO WIND!! its too light to use outside otherwise. It would get blown around too much if there was even a gentle breeze
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Yes it can. There are holes for bolts or pegs to anchor down the gazebo around the base of each pole. I'd recommend using bolts with washers and nuts in a deck to secure it firmly if able. The structure can catch a lot of wind and quite possibly come undone with screws alone.
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I am not sure of the total weight, but I have 2 hanging planters and 2 large bird feeders on mine and it doesn't move at all. Add to that all the birds and or squirrels and I am sure you're wind chime will be ok as long as you balance it out on the other hooks. If you do not have a counterweight any hook would topple.
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I have not tried that but my guess is it is too big of an umbrella to only be supported by the base. At least if there is any breeze at all. I am thinking of trying it on the side of the table to increase the shade area but I would still have it touching (and tied to) the edge of the table for support.
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I would think that it could. You would need to fasten it down for wind with something--nails? And if your deck is like mine it has space between the boards that might let misquitos come up from underneath.
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It's a gong, by definition it has to be struck before you hear anything. Otherwise it would be called a windchime. And you can hang it wherever you like.
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Yes, it can. But, if a high wind comes up it will still blow it over. I put several paving stones on top of the base and stacked them up and it kept the base secured.
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Hi it depends. I took some card board and covered it in foil. We can walk behind it after it was adjusted. On a windy day it goes off from time to time
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I would think so, you could drill holes into the deck, then insert the sleeves into the deck then slot the poles into the sleeves.
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I don't know. I bolted mine to a wood deck, but it did not stay up long enough to find out. It was blown over in way less than 50 mile an hour winds.
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I don't think so. I know you can add an external speaker, which I did. It really helps hear the radio over the engine and wind noise.
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I don't think so. This system needs the umbrella to go into the ground/sand so it is somewhat anchored. If you keep it above ground it would probably get dragged by any wind. Good luck!
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Absolutely. I have 3 all attached to the railing of my deck and use them for hanging flowers during summer and bird feeders in winter. I made sure to use deck screws to secure them to the railing. Good luck.
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Yes. There is a hook in the middle that will support an outdoor wrought iron fixture, although I would be careful of the weight.