Would it be possible to attach this to a balcony railing? Maybe with zip ties?
1886636
Item is attached to any surface using two needles . There are two holes positioned on the top edges of the back.
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.
975763
I'm not sure - perhaps with zip ties, but I don't think it would be too stable
1170064
I would think that it would. When I attached mine, I used zip ties every foot or so. and attached it to the bottom as well, so the wind wouldn't blow it up. It's been up about a year now and is weathering nicely. You could probably put a zip tie into the grommet holes and then use a heavy duty staple gun and secure it that way. (I'm from Texas, I don't know what "can't" means, tee hee. Hope my suggestions help you.
524520
You could but you might want to put a couple of nails to join them together so they don't fall off. Put your heavier stuff in the bottom to anchor it. That is a great idea
2020820
I would say you could most likely use zip ties. We used zip ties on some of the other areas for more stability.
1020429
I wouldn't recommend this for a deck railing - it's more of a window box. Have you tried planters with brackets that simply swing over a deck?
2034316
It seems to be specifically made for railing. I would not know how to attach it to a window.
1376337
That's exactly what I did. Of note: Keep in mind that these are light and move easily. So you'll need to strap them together. There are brackets out there, but I found zip ties did the job for 1/50th the price and you can't see them. Cheers!
371127
All the installation kit is is a pair of plastic clamps that hold onto the railing. A wood bar attaches to the clamps with screws, and that piece of wood is how the fence attaches. As long as the metal railing is thick enough, there won't be a problem. And even if it's too thin, you could add a piece of rubber or padding to essentially make the railing thick enough to accept the minimum clamp allowance. It's an extremely simple design, and one you could easily makeshift with a 1"x2"x3' pine board and two clamps from the hardware store.
60302
I was fortunate that our balcony is black wrought iron. Zip ties worked perfectly for us. Depends on where you hang. I had bought 3- all with no brackets.
887981
I'm not sure how you would do that. Perhaps it can be hooked on the balcony or use some wire of some kind sorry, I use mine in the yard.
915052
Yes it should work. I used it on my wooden railing. What I did was drill holes it the plastic and used plastic ty-raps to secure it the railing.
1688636
You can, but i'm not sure how you'd secure it. It will sit there and sit flat, but you'll want to find a way to secure it to the railing.
1485311
My deck railing is 3 1/2" and they hook right over it with not much wiggle room, it is not adjustable, coated metal that probably with a lot of muscle could be bent but if you bent it 2" I don't think it would grab the railing properly.
1216749
I just found two oversized carabiners. I am fortunate enough that the balcony that I use has metal railing that is strong enough to support it but thin enough to clip a large carabiner to.
1658851
Can definitely be screwed onto a flat railing. Our deck was pulled down from water rot -- just got the new one put up -- and once we stain with redwood sealer, we have new white Pagoda lights to match our white pagoda lanterns around the pool. These new lights do allow the bottom to separate, so that they can fit over a post, so I know what you mean by this question. Sorry, I cannot remember if our copper solar lights could also slide atop a post. They should unsnap apart easily if you own them and want to try both ways.
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I had a problem with mine because my railing isn't flat. It's rounded so this couldn't be used.