I need a swing hanger that will fit a 4 inch round post, not a square beam. Will these fit?
524996
Yes, you will have ~3/8" clearance on the top side. may want to countersink the top 1/4" to allow full bolt seating
524997
I think so, because we used them on a swing set that we bought at Kmart with round poles with pre-drilled holes.
524998
Our round pipe was three inches and it was great but it may not for the 4". You could always notch it out with a dremmel tool and put a washer down in it and it could work. I would look for a longer bolt first though.
524999
Yes I should think so. They work great, no corrosion for our tots swing. We added a carabiner on the ends so it could swing freely.
92675
The square ones will fit the light bar will fit depending on how long of what you have
622599
I don't know but any with a hook should work. Just avoid having the bottom as the heaviest part to avoid/reduce swinging. I don't have a problem with my setup and don't use any extra fasteners.
774663
Thank you for your inquiry. Many clothesline posts are round, not square. If this is true in your case, you will have trouble getting this to install properly. Each end needs to install securely to a flat surface in order to pull the unit out evenly. If you are unable to apply tension evenly, it can eventually develop wear points and fail. If you are attaching to a 4x4 post, first install a larger flat surface that you can then attach the unit to.
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If you are asking whether they fit on a standard 4x4 post cap, they will. The lower base has screw holes both on the side and the top, though you may need to place a wood block under the lower base because the plastic will crack when you screw it in due to the gap underneath. The reflective portion of the light is just above the screws and snaps into place, so removing them again may involve breaking it.
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Just got mine and they don't fit the rod. Other hangers fit just fine, so not sure why these don't. I have compared them to my other hangers, and it appears that the rounded part is fine; it's the end that is "pulled" in too much to fit on the dowel. I'm hoping that I can bend them or something.
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I used a 12 ft beam and it fits 3 commercial belt swings perfectly. 3 swings on a 10 ft beam will be tight. You are only going to get 2 swings with a 8 ft beam.
163377
No, they are made for wood posts that are 3 1/2 by 3 1/2, unless you have rough sawn posts that are 4 by 4.
100236
Yes they can go over a 4x4. Some of them may be a little tight and need a rubber hammer. They are pretty sturdy. I used 2 inch screws to attach to my deck I have as much as 10 ft between posts.
2145049
If you use the post holes, you will have 1 1/2"-1 3/4" inches depending which row of holes you use. If you need to hang them, you will have 2 inches.
1797513
I used 4x4's. You could use 4x6 if you wanted. It all depends how long of a beam you are using. I have a total of 4 swings on my swing with one swing on the opposite side of the upright support
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I've hung our swing to our deck. Go to Home Depot or Lowes and buy the following two chains(note the will cut the chain to your required length), two eye hooks(to go into the beams), and two quick links.
1099866
I honk they would work fine. The clamp is designed for a round setting but because the width between the tightening bolts is about 6 in. I think it would allow you to fit it over a square rack.
1485309
The brackets say they are 4 inches wide but on our 3-1/2 inch top rail we had to add 3/4 inch blocks behind them to make them work. There is no adjustment except for your creativity but they have worked well after that for us.
163374
They are not made for vinyl posts. They fit the 4x4 wood posts. Great light though.
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They are too small for a plastic hanger, though a wire hanger would fit. It will only hold 1/2 lb so that may limit what you could hang on it.
812659
I just measured my posts and they are 1 1/4" and fit just fine. You should be OK.