can i use this as a window box holder or is it for railings? how do i attach it to a window?
2034314
I'm using it for railings and it has the screws and hook provided. I'm not sure if it will fit windows sorry!
2034315
The flower box comes with a black metal piece that you screw into a wooden railing. I do not think it could be used for a window box as the metal that comes with it fits over my porch raining and is fastened to the wood. Hope this helps.
2034316
It seems to be specifically made for railing. I would not know how to attach it to a window.
636413
Not sure, I did not use the railing. I moved the hinges to the sides and used them as french doors on a bookcase. Works great for this!
291455
If you're using it for plants you could clamp it to the railing if you have one. Anything solid that the opening on the clamp will fit onto.Clamp opens to about 4".Hard to say unless I know the layout of the balcony and what you're using it for.I would be careful about using it outdoors though,and keep it out of any wet weather. Hope that helps.
1059272
I would say no. Doesn't look like they offer any mounting options. I suppose something could be improvised. The window mount is removable.
950052
I used it last summer in a horizontal window (slides l/r). I used a piece of wood to hold the sliding side firm against the a/c, and a thin sheet of opaque Plexiglas over the top. A mount was installed to support from the bottom. I filled any open spaces that remained with double-sided adhesive weather stripping. The sliders are only for regular (up/down) type windows, save them for if you ever need them (my landlord changed our windows from slide to regular this summer).
2178941
I am not positive I can visualize your window, however, can describe how they work. I use them on double-hung windows myself. But mine open using the bottom sash moving up and down. So, if you look at the picture of the little lock, you can see a square on top, a turning knob up front, and tucked behind is a piece that moves forward and backward. You take the lock and open that sliding portion by turning the knob. You open it up big enough to slide the "teeth" of the lock onto the window frame. This can attach to any frame as long as the frame is thin enough to fit in the teeth. I think I will write a review and attach pictures. That would be the best way. To answer question, I THINK it would work.
1299282
It is designed to be placed under the door knob at certain angle to hold/secure the door. It has two rubber ends - upper fork-to-knob connector and lower sloped floor stopper. It might work for a window if you change both rubber parts to a flat stoppers. Tnx, Al
2033805
You place it between the actual window ceal and adjust it tight enough to hold. It was very easy to use. Remember it doesn't go on outside of window. Inside only!
581525
I've seen people put plywood to fill the gap above the unit. Then you would secure the center screw to the board. You would then need to use the provided brackets to keep the window closed tight so the board does not fall out.
1295950
I just got mine and it worked sideways and upside down. So I assume it would work if you hung it somehow on the window.
933965
It is too big so I have not mounted it. I f I were it would be with velcro or double sided tape. Suction cup to the window would even be better.
1833264
The venting brackets that come with the unit are designed to mount in a window, but if you can find a way to mount it to the wall vent I would think it would be fine.
364567
We mounted ours on a piece of plywood and put it in the window (kind of like a room air conditioner). It's not as thick as a door. We believe there is an attachment you can buy to make it work for a door or wall.
1053830
Yes, but use extreme caution! The clamp holds with a small area so is likely to break your window if you are the least bit careless.I would recommend looking for a dedicated window mounting system. My preference is for those that use lever-action suction cups, since they are far less likely to break your window.
963687
They're not super sturdy so two is probably best. In use them more for child proofing than security so one could conceivably work but two seems best. Also don't know about your particular window but I have wooden frames double windows (with the old jnternal rope and counter weights) and they work fine. They just screw into the frame itself and when open are flush enough to allow plenty of room to fully open the window.
1886637
Yes, you can certainly attach these to a railing using either zip ties or simply some wire. You will love these planters. They transformed my porch into a little sanctuary.
2013258
Drill a hole in the railing at the spot where the screw in the clamp will contact the railing and position the screw in the hole. That should hold it in place.