How to mount this Post Light in yard?
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The unit comes with mounting, however I chose just to use cement screws. We installed our lamp over brick work. I positioned the lamp base so all screws hit the center of a paving stone. Drilled the holes andused 2.5" screws. Its been in several months and is steady as a rock.
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What I did was dig a little hole about 2 1/2 inches into the dirt and I used 8 inch rail nails and I cemented the hole and placed the post in and put the nails through the cement and place the dirt & grass back on top. Hope this helps...
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There are two triangle shaped hangers on the top of the light . I used wire ties and a wood rod. The light isn't very heavy and it worked fine.
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I attached the light to a 3X6 inch sheet of 3/8" plywood. Drilled 1/2" holes top and bottom. I then either hang on a screw or nail or attach to tree posts, etc. using adjustable bunny cords.
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Theirs a hole in the top to fasten the light with a screw. That's what I did on my deck.
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This was a gift for my mom. I had purchased "Thomas Lighting SL90107 Covington Outdoor Post Lantern, Black". My husband just slid this post over her existing metal post(buried some pressure treated wood on each side of old post to affix the new post to) and wired new lantern to top.
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I did what the directions said and fixed my own lantern to the top with stainless screws. i used a wood post for the center but i do not see why you would not be able to use the round post. I would pre drill the metal post so you can attache to hold it square and in place. hope this helps
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We had our electrician install this light fixture in a landscape bed. As long as the electrical source is there, I believe it can be mounted either way. We adjust the head to light palm trees.
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Probably, it's a standard mounting square. Don't expect the light to last more than a few days. You'd be better off with an led lantern on a hook.
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These lights mount right to the side wall. The pole mount is just an option. I mounted mine directly to my pole barn siding. We really like this light!! It does a great job without fail. We live in Michigan where it has to work in the freezer and,,,,IT DOES!!!
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hi from colorado, i would get additional hardware, and gorilla glue, i mounted ontop of a lamp post outside my home, and it works great and very secure....goodluck
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It is designed for a four inch post. Suppose you could gerryrig it. The lights are spectacular and a great size. Work great. Think it would be worth the effort. Lois
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These lights fit over my 4x4 posts perfectly. There is a 1/16" hole on each side for mounting with screws supplied. Myself I used two small nails but be careful when hammering as to not hit the light or crack it. Best to use the screws if not good at hammering. No drilling necessary.
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I'm not sure if there is a way to without screws? I haven't mounted it yet, but I was thinking about attaching it to a wooden lamp post near the house.
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You could try a combination of products like the following: a handle bar light bracket for a 1" tube and a 2" truss mount with a post.KC HiLiTES (7300) Light Mount Bracket for 0.75"-1" Tube ClampAmerican Dj Narrow Clamp 2 Inch 360 Wrap Around Clamp Cast Aluminum
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I never mounted it to something. I put it on top of a wire shelf over my seeds. The wire shelf allowed the light to show down through to the seeds and still provided plenty of support.
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I mounted a light from the bottom, but I had to cut down the round collar on the post cap. Be aware that the collar is 3" diameter and 1.75" tall.
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I think there is a light kit that's sold seperately. It can be flush mounted.