Can this be used on a second story deck?
1422544
Yes but you will need a way to secure the posts on the bottom. Maybe in small planters or by brick
1422545
That's exactly what I'm using it for. I had to ziptie to the rail, but it looks great while giving some privacy.
1422546
It is not very tall. It could be set up anywhere, but, the long pins between the panels may fall though the deck slats unless yours are close together. You would have to secure it, the wind could also take it away. I bought it to place on my 1st story deck for privacy from the neighbors, it was too short for my purpose and the pins fell between my deck slats. You could definately do what others are saying, but, you will need to somehow secure it.
1422547
Yes. In fact, my daughter just moved to a 2nd floor apartment that has a balcony with railing. I was happy she used it to get privacy from below and bldg across courtyard. Good luck!
1422548
Only if you could secure rods so it won't fall down. It's not very sturdy on it's own.
1422549
I don't think so, because the stakes have to be driven into the ground to stabilize it. The stakes are what hold the panels together, also.
928298
Certainly the manufacturer should answer this question. But my take on this is that under a deck should be ok. All metal parts have a heavy coating of paint. The pullies are nylon, the ropes synthetic and the nuts and bolts cadmium plated. Possibly the bolts will rust over time, but that shouldn't interfere with the operation of the hoist. So I think this can work for you under a deck.
741014
This fixture would be a great choice for that application. It is designed to replace a 150w metal halide and from the second story this should work well.
299065
Yes I think so. I bought a two panel extender with mine so I'm guessing it is possible to attach another play yard
1793503
Thinks so. But you need to look it up on the internet 1 deck 2 decks and dimensions...to see if it's compatible.
615626
I would think that it could. You would need to fasten it down for wind with something--nails? And if your deck is like mine it has space between the boards that might let misquitos come up from underneath.
789745
It would work on a 2 story house. I have a single story and only use part of the sections.
1175119
Jean, I would say probably not. The idea is to spread the stuff thickly on to horizontal decking. You might be able to thin it a bit and brush it on, but it would seem to me not as effective. Why don't you visit their website as they have lots of good information. BTW our decks still look great and it is holding up well. - John
441577
Yes. It can fit two decks in their boxes. It's a little large if your trying to fit just one though.
1081573
Should be OK as long as you...Insure you have at least 8ft. min. clearance all around unit. Do not set directly on wood decking. (Use 1/2" min. thick concrete protective board under it)
481484
I haven't tried this on vinyl siding, only Hardieplank, but it depends on how many stories your house has. If it's a ranch, you should have no problem. As for the deck, the 0 degree tip should work well but it might take you a while depending on the size. It stripped mildew off a fifteen-year-old fence with no problem.
976433
I do not believe that you can use composite decking (as was my original hope) as the dimensions are just different enough. Perhaps someone handier could make it work?
1534889
They don't come with equipment to mount them to a deck. You'd have to purchase those supplies separately. I'm sure it can be done.
481483
Yes, more than enough for both. Be careful to gauge how close you are to the deck, you could cut grooves in the wood if you're too close.
828045
I suppose you can, but i wouldn't recommend because you will have approximately 12 inches from the top of the step to the top of the metal rail on pool, making it somewhat cumbersome going from one ladder to the other. Another thing to note is that you will have to secure this latter somehow from moving. These are designed to be screwed into the deck with 4 stainless steel screws....Best bet and for safety reasons, I would recommend you buy the ladder designed for no deck
1572247
Yes, you could use just the base and not install the second tier. I haven't tried that myself, but looking at it I don't see why you couldn't.
16373
I was able to mount a shade on the bottom of a deck joist and a shade on the side of a deck joist. The joist that I mounted the shade to the bottom of was actually two joists wide, which may have been the reason I could do it.