Can you hang this on stucco with something other than a nail?
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I used heavy strength velcro. it is sold in two piece strips. Place the on the board together and remove the other protective strip off and attach to the wall.
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You could try a 3M hook. Sorry, there is no way to know for sure what will work for your wall.
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There is a small slot in the back for a nail or picture hanger but this dart board is very light and should hold just fine with any alternative that is safe to adhere to stucco.
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Good morning, Debra. You may use other hardware than a nail to hang the item. Please check with your local hardware store for further information. Thank you, Sarah | HearthSong Customer Service
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We hung it on an outside post. I don't see why u couldn't hang it on anything,
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We have a stucco house, and were concerned about that too! The guy I had put ours up did not use the bolts included but used larger ones. I trusted him to put it up and haven't had any problem.
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You could but the length might be too short for what you want. They do hang ok on their own. I hung one from a patio beam.
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Not sure what stucco has to do with it. I mounted ours in a corner near the door (on stucco), and it works great. Much better than our old one that required me drilling a hole through the wall for an external antenna attached to the interior light switch.
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I hang mine from a tree....but it can also be hung by a pole. Either will work!
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I'm sure the shades can be hung on stucco but not with the hardware provided. Check with your local hardware store. These shades are definitely worth the effort. They provide every bit of the shade they promise and they look beautiful.
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Hung on exterior stucco wall using masonry screws and hooks in a J shape(forget name of hook), purchased at Home Depot. Velcro tabs fit over easily and very secure. Have received many complements on it.
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yes you can, and yes... youll need something to attach this fixture. depending on where youll hang it you can use from cable ties to even masking tape... the best for you would be to buy C-clamps and screw them up to the fixture's bracket. with these youll be able to move the fixture sideways and up and down as you please... if you tie the light's bracket down directly on the tree youll only get 1 of the axis to work for you... get the clamps...
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yes you can just mount it with anchors, but depends on the house you live in and how heavy your equipment is :) You can also find a stud or mount it onto a board too :)
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It has a string on the top that you can hang it by. I honestly hang it on the closet door knob. My little girl is a toddler so she needs it low to see. It is heavy construction but a regular nail would hang it. Just depends on what heigt u would need
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I didn't do this but I don't see why you couldn't. I used some small nails and put on my wall but it should work on your ceiling as well.
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You have to attach it to a stud, so you will have to run a parallel board of some kind if the studs do not overlap the awnings spacing. You won't have an issue, but you may have to get creative. That said, stucco would be much easier vrs the brick I had to go through.
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I ended up sending mine back because it didn't work in the space I was going to use them. I think using little tack nails would work and hang them by the little circles in the back.
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I have not personally tried any of the bits from this set on stucco. The best bit to use on stucco (my opinion) would be any carbide tipped masonry bit. These are "stone carbide" so they should work and the tips should hold up.
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My house is stucco and I have no problem. As for an eave or soffit, I think it can be as long as that portion is sound. I hope this helps.
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I put two posts into the ground about 12 inches and attached the trellis to the two posts rather than try to attach it to the stucco wall of my house because I wanted a bit of breathing space between wall and trellis. The air space keeps the plant from developing fungal diseases. I'm sure you could use masonry screws to attach it but I didn't try that.
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The rear of the holder has key hole slots, so if you can install screws or some other type of anchor into the concrete wall or stucco then it would hang from those. I have mine installed in the garage where I keep the hose for winter, so it hangs on its keyholes from screws installed in a wood spacer between two studs. I have about one hundred and fifty feet of hose on it, and I keep the hose nozzels in the compartment.