Can this be mounted to a 4" X 6" redwood post?
2031009
As long as it is horizontal. The holes are about 16-20 inches apart. Use big lag bolts. Good luck.
2031010
It could only be mounted to a post like that if a mount is made from metal or wood. The mount's attachment points are spaced to facilitate mounting to a stud framed wall. Metal is not practical since a piece of heavy steel plate would be needed if metal was chosen as a way to mount this to your post. I would use a 20" piece of 2x8 or 2x10 lumber, either treated or redwood. A piece of pine lumber would work too and it would last a long time if it is sealed with polyurethane.
2031011
it has a hozantal bar with 4 mounting holes 16" on center. if you really want to mount it on 4 x 6 posts: i'd use two in order to keep it from twisting. i like mine that is mounted to a brick wall. i also have the one that sits on the ground. i screwed it down to a slab of concrete. it's even nicer because i can turn it 360 degrees to rewind the hose. it has a latch that keeps it from turning.the wall mounted one does not have a latch, so you have to keep it from turning as you wind in. my wife had trouble doing that so i took it and use it.
2031012
I don't believe so, I have to let you know the mounting bar is horizontal, not vertical and there about 20" apart screw from screw. its very sturdy but I don't see how to set it up on a post. also take account this swivels from side to side
2031013
i don't see why not. i mounted mine to a concrete wall. unfortunately it only mounts one way, swing to the left. i had to modify to swing to right. welder handled
1615142
We also put ours on a 6 foot tall fence post. But, I don't know why this pole wouldn't work. Good luck
1411816
They fit on many 4x4 posts. But if your posts are angled at the top there can be a problem. I made some wooden shims to solve it.
260758
They can be mounted on a 4x4 post, are you can be mounted without the 4x4 bottom piece. On to the top of a surface.
1770562
no, not the 5 or 6 inch light. There are 4 inch solar post lights in the market, do a search. The light fits snugly to the top edge of your post and is held in place with small scows ( one on each side ) that are included.
168003
The nominal dimensions of the 4x4 shouldn't be an issue. The important consideration is the plumb of the post. Insure that the 4x is straight and then mount your post over it butting two adjacent sides; secure with screws. I hope this helps.
545644
Yes you can but for me the fit was extremely tight. I had to use a sledge hammer and some cardboard (to cushion the blow) in order to get the bracket onto the 4x6. I stopped once the wood was all the way in (flush with the end)...not sure how I could have gone any further with the fit so tight.
251947
The inside dimentions (that fit over the post) are slightly larger than a typical 4x4 wood post. I had to screw it to the post so it wouldn't get knocked off of my dock.
1059798
It will not mount on a post un.ess you have some kind of hanging bracket that would screw o the post. It is designed with a metal hook on top that you hang from a tree or another hanger.
234802
The mounting holes on the clothesline housing are too far apart to mount directly to a wooden post but a short plank (18" or so) could be attached to the post and the clothesline attached to the plank and it would work just fine. Hope this helps!
1629350
Not really. We mounted it on top of a 4"x4" post. The hidden mounting (to keep thieves from stealing the whole box) is on the bottom, which is flat.
51924
This particular mailbox can only be mounted on a 4" x 4" wood post using the post adapter plate made for this mailbox. Amazon sells a universal adapter plate which can be used to attach the 4x4 post to the mailbox. Really easy to install using wood screws. Also, very sturdy.
1874645
I don't think it sticks out more than 5-6 inches.. Unless that path's frequented by a lot of people, you should be ok mounting it!
785179
I installed mine on my back deck which has a four foot wooden rail. I screwed it into the upright wooden posts. The only issue I could see is you would need to drill and use bolts instead of screws if you are attaching to metal posts.
1980709
No...cannot be used without post. Suggest 4x4 about 6 inches attach to railing. Mount to short post.
2205765
If the post is correctly mounted by slipping it over a cement anchored wooden post, then yes it should.
2188210
No, not without major modifications to your post. You post needs to be 3 inches in diameter for this to sit properly and securely.