Can this birdfeeder be mounted on a 4"x4" wooden post?
176394
yes, that is how I mounted mine, but you must drill the holes for the screws.
176395
Hi, I did. The bottom is wooden and I just sunk in a couple of screws. Also, I used some old rain gutters to encase the post so that squirrels could not climb it. Hope this helps, Jim Oh, and I do enjoy watching birds at the feeder. In May I put orange halves in the cages for the orioles.
176396
I don't see why it wouldn't Julie, if you we're to do that however, I would get some metal L Brackets from your local hardware store and secure the feeder to the post that way for a little extra support from wind if they're not included in the packaging. I sent this bird feeder to my mother in-law so I'm not really certain if it came with any type of fastening hardware.
176397
Yes, but requires 4 each small angle brackets to attach to each side of the 4x4 and to the bottom of the feeder.
1243457
Yes, I mounted it to a 1.5" Schedule 40 PVC pipe. I screwed a female threaded stancheon mount fitting under the bird house. Included below was a very successful "squirrel deflector."
1157852
Well the post comes in two parts that screw together, but I think it would depend on the wind where you live. The pole is about, I guess an 1/2" I think, I guess it could be done. The top is made very well.
966138
This fencing has sturdy grommets on the top and bottom and could be hooked to the 4x4 posts. It would work without a cross support if the space wasn't to wide (5 feet).
930261
I got this for my father but off the top of my husbands head, he doesn't think it would work a 4" post. I will find out what my father thine though!
251947
The inside dimentions (that fit over the post) are slightly larger than a typical 4x4 wood post. I had to screw it to the post so it wouldn't get knocked off of my dock.
850694
Well, the description clearly states "Mounts easily to 4 x 4 post (not included)" so the answer would be "no".
1411818
Yes they mount on 4x4 posts as well as having adaptors to mount them flat on the railing.
65115
It's actually 3.5" square. As you probably know, a 4x4 post is actually 3.5"x3.5" These are reasonably well-made, but do not come with small copper brads to secure them, which would be nice. I used brass brads to secure them after drilling very small holes first.Hope this helps.
432640
If the post vinyl dimension is same as the wooden 4x4 it will fit. Its a perfect fit for 4x4 wooden fence post.
1434568
I don't think it will fit. My posts are exactly 4" and the fitting is very snug.
42792
I don't know but I would think with the interior wooden 4x4 and the additional modification to add a little height on the mount, we had a good result. Good luck with yours if you decide to choose this post.
1411816
They fit on many 4x4 posts. But if your posts are angled at the top there can be a problem. I made some wooden shims to solve it.
1366925
Yes, this mailbox requires an adaptor specifically designed for this mailbox to be attached to a 4 x 4 wooden post. They sell this adaptor on Amazon. It is required and it really stabilizes the mailbox on the 4 x 4 wooden post. Really simple to install, fits like a glove, and it looks nice. Good Luck!
2163476
You can mount a 4x4 post and get a L-bracket hanger to hang it on from Home Depot for about $4.
161903
The lower frame is designed to fit over the end of a 4X4 post. It is secured by screwing provided screws thru the side of the base into the wood. I suppose you could improvise by creating a 4X4 block to attach the light to, then attach the block to the rail. Guess depends on how wide/narrow your rail is too. Suppose it could work, with possible modification.
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If you are inventive then I think you can make it work but its default is to mount over a 4x4 post. One person already suggested drilling through the pipe and bolting it in and I think that would work. Personally, I don't know your specifics, but I might try to strap a 2x4 to your pole and mount the mailbox to it or something along those lines.