will thay hold down a tree ring.
1686206
I do not have experience with this particular use, but if you can get them through whatever the composition of the tree ring is, I expect they'd help. The only rings I have are the rubber ones which are about an inch thick, so, obviously, that doesn't leave as much staple to go into the ground, and I think it would be pretty difficult to get through the rubber weave. Mine being heavy and my dogs not being interested in them, I haven't seen a reason to secure them beyond their own weight. I hope someone else may be able to give a more definitive response, but perhaps edit your question to include the type of ring you're wanting to secure? I do not have experience with this particular use, but if you can get them through whatever the composition of the tree ring is, I expect they'd help. The only rings I have are the rubber ones which are about an inch thick, so, obviously, that doesn't leave as much staple to go into the ground, and I think it would be pretty difficult to get through the rubber weave. Mine being heavy and my dogs not being interested in them, I haven't seen a reason to secure them beyond their own weight. I hope someone else may be able to give a more definitive response, but perhaps edit your question to... » Read More I do not have experience with this particular use, but if you can get them through whatever the composition of the tree ring is, I expect they'd help. The only rings I have are the rubber ones which are about an inch thick, so, obviously, that doesn't leave as much staple to go into the ground, and I think it would be pretty difficult to get through the rubber weave. Mine being heavy and my dogs not being interested in them, I haven't seen a reason to secure them beyond their own weight. I hope someone else may be able to give a more definitive response, but perhaps edit your question to include the type of ring you're wanting to secure? « Show Less
1686207
I used them to hold down rubber mulch mat and they worked well. I would think they would hold a tree ring too. they are metal and sturdy.
1003784
Yes, but unless also tied with string, or rope, or else stapled or nailed to the tree, the wind will most likely send the sign flying off its stand. FCS.
898334
It probably is strong enough to do this as long as you overlap the velcro onto itself enough, and if the tree limbs are small enough. You'd probably need to use more than one piece to hold the branches. It's worth giving it a try.
329513
Mine has been holding together on side of a pine tree for couple years now. Seems to be doing fine..
1506125
No, just like on the box it stays upward. Which helps if you want to tie it to a tree. I don't like mine on the ground especially in the winter.
1474711
yes. just use the strap that has two loops, one at either end, putting one end through the other loop and attatching the clip as usual. you could even use a sturdy tree branch, but CHECK IT CAREFULLY FIRST!
389857
Definitely. The price includes everything in the photo, plus an S hook to hang it up.. It does not include an attachment to a tree, etc. You must provide that.It also has a pouch to store it in for the winter.
353519
No, it has a tape to the back of it and sticks well to iron or metal bars. To be anchored to a tree I suppose you could nail through the tape.
1120956
Probably not. Simply tightening the ring until it is tight works, but may not last with daily use.
1505435
Yes, there is a little peg on the top of the stand that will hold the ring in place.
2050691
They are about 4 to 5 inches in diameter and around 13 to 14 inches in circumference. You could attach two together, but the "curl" would make it touch the tree trunk.
2150330
Absolutely- it comes with some short rope, but if you get some longer pieces you can tie it up around tree trunks. It probably won't stay around a smooth surface, such as a pole, but I could be wrong.
359560
yes it will, but you will need to have some sort of chain to anchor to the tree limb.
1104909
First of all, it was not bought to use on the house, my grandson uses this for the extremely large pine trees we have in East Texas, Second why would YOU want to use this on a house? It does exactly what we want it to do, grips the TREE, this is a folding grappling hook, therefore if you don't have the opposite spikes in the right position you will not be able to use it. This item meets OUR expectations extremely well.
1015141
you an stick a pole underneath the base or some how secure it in a tree from base, yes, it won't hang from a treebecause the head is attached only by a loose spring to make it wobble in the wind. Trick is to attach it to a wooden dowelor some sort from underneath (like a coin bank with stopper kind of set up, maybe a round hole about 2 inches in diameter).
422368
It is pretty sturdy and a good weight. It might take a bit of time, but one could cut down a decent size tree.
2069590
Yes, you can hang it from a tree outside however, you should probably not leave it exposed to the elements.