will the cross arm hold hanging plants on each side for decoration?
913622
not sure that would work well as the cross arm is about 15" long. It extends past the center pole about 5 inches on either side before the end caps.
913623
I haven't done it, but the tube is aluminum and could hold a light weight plant, I suppose.
913624
Yes, but it depends on how heavy the potted plants are (after you add water to soil). The arm itself is metal and strong.
941243
Hello, thank you for your question. We suppose you could make altercations in order to hang this product. However, please take into consideration the intended use of this item. We can not advise or be certain of the outcome on any adjustments made.
1282057
Yes, both of the sides open and have 3 double hooks, so you have 6 places to hang necklaces on each side. Be careful hanging metal ones on the outer hooks, sometimes they will catch in the magnet used to keep the doors closed. Not a big deal, but something to pay attention to. I love mine!!
145048
It depends on what you're trying to do. The racks are adjustable so moving them to hold the sword is no problem, but you will have some extra space on the ends. I think it could work for you. Especially if you're looking to add anything to the background such as a rank or branch of service insignia.
2096927
I'm sure it would hold a flower pot or two w/o any problem (they wouldn't be too big in order to fit on it, if you're putting 2 on it).
1974615
No! This would not support heavy weight. This plant stand mainly is for plants.
1256107
The way this is put together -- interlocking tubes -- i think it would work if you left out the cross pieces in the middle of the "shelf" area to make room for the cactus. It wouldn't have good stability for anything else, but if you have it set against a wall or fence, or anchored if that isn't possible, it should work fine.That's really a genius idea, by the way, since all you really want is a frame and cover to protect your cactus. Just be sure you've measured and that the cactus is neither too tall nor too wide to fit inside the cover. If you do this, I hope you can come back and tell us if it worked for you because I can think of some small trees I might like to try this with. Good luck! The way this is put together -- interlocking tubes -- i think it would work if you left out the cross pieces in the middle of the "shelf" area to make room for the cactus. It wouldn't have good stability for anything else, but if you have it set against a wall or fence, or anchored if that isn't possible, it should work fine.That's really a genius idea, by the way, since all you really want is a frame and cover to protect your cactus. Just be sure you've measured and that the cactus is neither too tall nor too wide to fit inside the cover. If you do this, I hope you... » Read More The way this is put together -- interlocking tubes -- i think it would work if you left out the cross pieces in the middle of the "shelf" area to make room for the cactus. It wouldn't have good stability for anything else, but if you have it set against a wall or fence, or anchored if that isn't possible, it should work fine.That's really a genius idea, by the way, since all you really want is a frame and cover to protect your cactus. Just be sure you've measured and that the cactus is neither too tall nor too wide to fit inside the cover. If you do this, I hope you can come back and tell us if it worked for you because I can think of some small trees I might like to try this with. Good luck! « Show Less
1834345
I have two of these and they are hung on two different limbs of a chestnut tree and are very solid and have proved to be safe. My belief is that they could be hungfrom the sides of s STURDY deck, and be safe.
1511866
I doubt it. It's a very short, small section of fence. You need to really look at the dimensions, and remember that some of that goes below ground. More decorative than functional. It's a single, small accent piece. I use one to hold a mum plant back from the sidewalk.
1135067
I believe so, but the pole itself can be a little wobbly. I have a tension pole specifically for plants & would suggest that instead.
953823
depending on the weight of your poster, the top clip may not be able to hold the poster vertically without support on the bottom clip. I did not receive any hanging hooks or wire with the poster holders. If you are thinking of hanging the poster horizontally, i don't think you'll have a problem.
679259
Yes it is strong and sturdy enough to hang flower baskets at each end. I drilled holes at each end and added hooks to hold flower baskets at each end.
961922
You can hang it. Its nice that its not too heavy either... you don't need those brackets that are typically used with heavy or large items
323716
You might could rig up some sort of bracket to hang it but it's not designed out of the box for that. The circular mounting bracket on the back has a hole on each side so it can be screwed into a wall or a flat surface. I use these for security lights during halloween and christmas so I actually put large zip ties through the holes and strap them to trees limbs and they stay in place just fine.
1471102
Yes! Although it doesn't drop very far. It is centrally located and sturdy enough to hold potted plants or lights.
348189
If you hang it horizontally like the picture shows, yes it will work great as a towel rack.
976134
I believe so. I used mine for my daughters wedding. It's not sturdy enough for kids to play on but it held plants just fine.