Do you think this would work on the two square shaped poles on my front porch? Does it have to be a tree or something fully circular to be effective?
2044388
yes it absolutely will. unless they are super slick and they cant be that slick.
2044389
Hmmm...I think the straps would slip on a painted surface as compared to a natural surface. Your porch posts are probably painted. The straps tighten on their own fabric, but the surface its wrapped on should not be slick or slippery. That is my best educated guess, maybe you should contact the company directly.
2044390
They are made for trees, but I don't see why you could use them with square posts.
17212
I think it will work, but you will probably need multiple treatments. I used this successfully for the weeds & grass around my tree, but those roots were much shallower. Good luck.
982674
These "rocks" are designed to screw into a T-nut mounted on the back side of the surface--If you then anchored the board (plywood) to the tree, it could work
1001784
No, a bat house would not work on this pole. Needs a stronger, preferably wooden pole.
1821063
It is made for a square pole and my guess is your portable goal has a round pole. Further, it would make your goal very top heavy especially in the wind so I would not recommend it due to it being unsafe.
603853
Yes. It works for a fake tree. We zip tied it on so it would stay. It is plastic but it is not flat. It goes around the star which glows yellow. The motor is louder than I would like but its pretty.
300357
Not really. It needs 2 pieces of 18 inch long 2 x 4 to go above the horizontal wood. So unless this piece of tree branch is relatively straight. It will not work that I can think of.
1573792
Yes. It has to be metal. If wood, the tension and torsion would split the pole.
1015145
you might could set it on a branch but you would have to find a way to attach it- the "wind action" doesn't really work
779172
Straight line only, although they can pivot at the connection point (one to the next) so you could achieve a sort of circle if the tree is big enough. My trres are small and settle for a square. Hope this helps.
401531
I've seen one used on the corner of a fence, and the corner of a 2nd story deck. Both applications worked great. Hope that helps.
1625807
Guess you could attach a wire to the top of a pole and let it dangle. Mine is hanging on a garden arch via a hanging basket hanger. An excellent product.
654807
I think it ought to work. However, speaking from other experience I think you could do it simpler. Just use plastic standoffs like I used to use for my electric fence for horses and such. If there was interference from the fence just go higher with pieces of plastic pipe.
1757437
If there is an attachment to fit the pole, this pole would work fine. An attachment similar to the brush and skim net.
1025711
I use the pole to clean off pinestraw from tops of gutters. I can put the pole together and handle it from my patio floor -- to the gutters which are greater than 17 feet high. I go slowly and go back and forth. I do not see a problem with the hook attachment which is light.
1164670
I would say yes, I hooked mine onto a tree by adding a swivel hook. So you may have to head over to the hardware store for a swivel hook but that should do it.
1379120
Unless it's a sharp and short corner, this should work, it's a pretty strong magnet - so the slant should also be metal.