Could these holds be used on a tree trunk?
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If you have a flat enough spot, and purchase the correct screws to go into wood, yes.
516315
Yes. Just be mindful that if your trunk doesn't have hooks you might have to drill screws into your panels.
2137747
I also have a tree swing, but it uses a different strap system. These tree straps depend on weight to grip and tighten around the tree trunk. A swing uses a horizontal branch which is usually smaller in diameter. I'll say yes as long as you attach the swing to both ends of the strap.
353520
They are designed to be taped to a smooth, solid surface, not a tree. I taped mine to my electric gate actuator, which kids waiting for a the bus were using as a sitting spot. Seems to be working.
1941749
They might not hold them tightly enough and may fall off and annoy you. For that, I might recommend a larger climbing carabiner. Hope this helps.
326921
I think it would be very tough to transport them once filled. Without a tree trunk to keep it upright, I think it would fall over and spill. plus the handles don't seem to be able to hold the weight
23447
Yes. They only wrap around trees and allow places to clip a carabiner. Works with anything. Great straps!
1642961
These will work great for that ! These are the same ones I got for 1/4 bungee cord for my camper, and they hold great ! Should of got the tool to, but I used visegrips to clamp them. Hope this helps you.
95571
Yes. They would work well as plain old shoe trees. They do not work as shoe stretchers.
250696
We use them on our RV to hold the stack up. I would think if the wood were smooth and finished, it would work.
1946586
I would think so. I Use them on vinyl wall covering to hold curtain rods in camper.
1551064
I guess it would depend on the hammock. These seem pretty versatile though - they have a bunch of loops and 2 carabiners, so you should be able to attach them to just about anything.
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.
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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.
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They should work just fine. I use them for a bicycle and a bunch of other things but the bars are close enough together to hold the axe and the chainsaw , depending on how wide can be hung lenthwise or from a strap. I should say I have these screwed into large wood pilings.
1344401
Yes, I think they would work. The back of them would hold the post and would keep them safely on. Plus I believe the hole would be small enough also.
436708
Ya, instead of using stakes in dirt to secure, just tie them off to tree branches or other wood things.