Do you have to attach to a square pole or can you attache to a round pole too?
1324620
That depends on the mounting bracket you use, but the spalding 316 mount has hardware for round, square, and roof/wall mounting. Mine is mounted on a round pole.
849239
Yes, you can fit a round object in a square box in this case, lol! When you slip the mailbox post over the round 3" pipe, you will need to drill 2 holes into the pipe so you can secure the mailbox to the round pole.
1537618
I would only use on a round post. If the fork leg is oval like most, it probably won't hold.
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.
1821064
Lonnie, Unfortunately, this Hoop Light will not mount to a round pole. Thank you for considering Goalrilla!
1821063
It is made for a square pole and my guess is your portable goal has a round pole. Further, it would make your goal very top heavy especially in the wind so I would not recommend it due to it being unsafe.
319696
If the pole outside diameter is the same, or very close, you can mount it to any pole. It is a type of compression clamp and works very well.
827796
Yes, you can use on oval, round, square or rectangular plates. Make sure you get a hanger large enough for your plate. They don't stretch at all beyond the stated size - which is reached when the springs are stretched to capacity. (They will work just fine on plates that are smaller than the stated size. Ex. 10 inch would work on an 8 inch plate but not on a 10.5 inch plate.)
858062
I haven't had a problem yet. I generally use Square D ( http://www.amazon.com/Square-Schneider-Electric-QO115CAFIC-Single-Pole/dp/B004Z4XAOK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1426043379&sr=8-3&keywords=AFCI ) and I have not encountered any issues.
1193237
Don't know but is mounts in a square hole. You may be able to convert your round hole to a square one somehow.JW
439928
There's only one pole. For it to be used you have to attach it to the trampoline. I guess it could attach to some sort of other round pole you already have in place. Works really well.
1526322
Answer below is correct. I've found every tool I've purchased attaches the same way to the pole. Use one and you know how they all work.
1549789
I do not believe they would work on a square leg as they are round and "you can't put a square peg in a round hole."
2122032
There are holes in the legs so I guess You could. But I dont know for sure if that workes the legs are round.
937504
Out of the box, it was for a round post, when I purchased it. Maybe they have an adaptor that can be purchased separately?
1407410
The fittings for this are not intended for a circular fence post. You might be able to modify a portion of the post by using angle iron or a slighter larger square post section that you mount over the round post. That way you would be fastening this new adapter to the post and the gate hardware to the squared off sections. Lowe's or Home Depot are likely to have sections that could fit over the posts, then just bolt the square section to the round section of post. From there you could mount the gate hardware according to directions. Might be better and easier to look for round mounting latches. The fittings for this are not intended for a circular fence post. You might be able to modify a portion of the post by using angle iron or a slighter larger square post section that you mount over the round post. That way you would be fastening this new adapter to the post and the gate hardware to the squared off sections. Lowe's or Home Depot are likely to have sections that could fit over the posts, then just bolt the square section to the round section of post. From there you could mount the gate hardware according to directions. Might be better and easier to look for round mounting... » Read More The fittings for this are not intended for a circular fence post. You might be able to modify a portion of the post by using angle iron or a slighter larger square post section that you mount over the round post. That way you would be fastening this new adapter to the post and the gate hardware to the squared off sections. Lowe's or Home Depot are likely to have sections that could fit over the posts, then just bolt the square section to the round section of post. From there you could mount the gate hardware according to directions. Might be better and easier to look for round mounting latches. « Show Less
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It works well with a round top - if your are doing a rectangle you may need 2 - but for a round, only 1 is needed.