Can you install these with the base down, like on a deck post?
1355562
Although I didn't, I do not know of a reason it would not work. My only concern might relate to the seal around the glass enclosure when it rains. I don't have to worry about that under the eaves, so I don't worry about the tightness.
1355563
Not sure what you mean. I mounted this on a 6x6 post, similar config to what is shown in the picture and it works fine. If you mean with the device rotated 180* - the glass jar up - then definitely no!
181180
You would need to buy the base separately that will enable you to do that. Just like the ones on the picture.
1133734
Mine are on top of a 1"x6" top rail on my deck, secured down w/ screws. There are pre drilled holes to attach thru, and they are totally secure once attached w/ screws.
2115166
I am sure you could drill them and zip tie them. They definately need something like that if used on a deck. Keep in mind that they have metal rods between each section to hold them together. I was going to use them on my deck, but, decided to go get PVC fence section from Lowes instead. They were just too short for my use.
1839688
I'm not sure about putting it together like that. You would lose some stability because there would be nothing to keep the posts in place. Don't think that would work.
1411811
The base measures 4x5 1/2 so it can be mounted on a 4/4 post and be screwed down. There will be s slight over hang on the 5 1/2 side though.
2180017
yes..or you can install between bottom of basket. Plenty room to screw down.
1784625
Yes, that is where mine is installed. The four support posts have "L" brackets so that they can be attached to the deck surface for stability.
2168922
Yes, the only problem would be how you put under the trailer....they are designed to be bolted on...you could probably put a flat plated or something on it.
962050
i would NOT install them on your outside deck. we used them for our basement stairs, inside the house.
407340
Yes, but depending on what you are trying to do none will be better than holes in the exterior walls. You can mount these on a pole with a pole mount kit.
1294555
Yes it can. My installation is not straight up and down, it was a bit diagonal but it worked.
785179
I installed mine on my back deck which has a four foot wooden rail. I screwed it into the upright wooden posts. The only issue I could see is you would need to drill and use bolts instead of screws if you are attaching to metal posts.
4444
The base is attached with screws. Yes, if you removed the screws, you are left with a 90 degree plate that is welded to the pole. That is what I did with my current setup. Good luck .
1404155
No, I would not recommend you doing that with that much weight overhead. Post need to be set in ground properly with concrete if you plan too add that kind of weight overhead and it is safer for you and your family.
657917
They're on the vertical end...I'm sure you could drill holes horizontally if needed. Not sure how you would plug the other holes though. Good luck!
119265
Yes you do. It is ideal for a patio, a large deck, or on the ground. It can be bolted to a firm surface to give it stability which I would reccomend. The system is of good quality!