If you want to hang (raise and lower) flower pots, can you do it with these? How would you attach an end to a wooden beam??
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You can raise in fine increments by pulling on the free end. There is a lever to lower, but you should make sure your lights are supported by some other means if you release that lever. I used a pair of back to back ground line hitches made with the free end of the line around a bamboo pole to make a half loop to hang these on. It worked great!
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They would be perfect for that. Pick up some plant hooks from the local harware store and a small drill bit. Drill a pilot hole in the wooden beem so you don't tear up your hand too bad. You will probably need a lanyard or something to help suspend the pot too.
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There are some hooks you can buy that screw into the wood beams, and then you can hang the swing. When you go to home depot ask someone there. Explain about putting up the swing, someone will point you in the direction of what you need to buy. Thats what I did.
459075
I hung mine on a steel pipe and secured the pipe to the 2x6 beams. It would be hard to attach it directly.
211242
The plant comes with hooks and wiring to Hang however, if you're trying to lower and raise the light you'll need to buy additional hooks/ratchets. Other then that product works great beware of the obnoxiously pink light!
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You can. In fact you wouldn't have to do much assembling at all.However, the problem(s) with that would be, both ends are opened, so you would probably want a mesh filter on your bottom end.I'm assuming your hose would go from the top end toward the ceiling. And you will want to use the cable loops they provide as an extra hanger.Why not just free hang your bulbs??
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
31458
No, I don't see how you could hang it .... i't is a true flush mount light fixture.
366697
Absolutely. I have 3 all attached to the railing of my deck and use them for hanging flowers during summer and bird feeders in winter. I made sure to use deck screws to secure them to the railing. Good luck.
1267390
There is no items in the box to hang them from. If you are creative it can be done. We do not always used them flat sometimes we put them on a easel.
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I would be hesitant about hang anything from a drop ceiling. I would still try to attach to the actual ceiling with a pole or to a beam. Hope this helps.
212451
I don't know if you could stack them. There are slots in the corner posts that hold the side boards. Two of the end posts are shorter, so you would have to modify that somehow. There are kits available with even heights.I do know that these work great adjacent to each other, or to other raised beds.
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I am not sure , but don't think so. They were more like for hanging a plant. they were nice,
1363666
No, because you wouldn't have the posts to do that. You need their posts because the boards slide into the notches, that's how they are attached. Also, these boards are not really 4" high, they are 3.5 at best. I was very disappointed with how shallow this turned out even putting it together correctly. IF you can possibly buy the lumber and make this yourself instead of buying this package you will be much happier and have a much better end product!
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I don't hang mine up but if nothing else, you could tie a piece of rope around the handle and use that as the hanger. Do you have the handles loose enough to move them? Sorry I can't help more.
1185859
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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I don't see how you could hold a hanger on the end of this pole unless you attach a small roller. Why not look at a bulb changer kit that comes with a pole and attachments that you could put a hanger on (but weight might be a problem).
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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...