Would these straps work on a 4" diameter steel pipe column? Since the steel is smooth, would these straps slide down?
159927
I use the straps on cedar trees and they do slide. I would imagine they would slide on a smooth pole unless you installed a stop of some sort that would catch the straps. Otherwise, they seem quite sturdy. elw
159928
It probably would if it's tight enough. You might want to drill a small hole on the steel pipe and screw in a small screw at the bottom of the strap if it slips. You can also put one piece of duck tape across the first layer, then wrap the remaining strap over top of the duck tape. Hope that help.
159929
I bought this for my grandson's hammock. They used it on a tree and it works well there but they said they weren't sure about using it on something smooth. You would have to wind it really tight. Is there any way to rough up your steel pipe?
34387
Mine are 4 inches wide and they fit quite securely. I would think they would be much less secure on a 2 inch railing.
1534578
Do not kow.My bar is 4 inches around. Maybe you might need a different model.
1535400
I think you would have a tough time getting a 3/4" pipe to seat in the crook of the hook. I am not impressed with this Chinese product. Sorry for the late reply,
1487663
Absolutely. U should be fine. Theyre probably about 8" stretched completely open. There is a thin rope that comes with the turnbuckles. We actually Didn't even use them. We got "s" hooks and used one turn buckle for the same reason. It worked perfectly.
926802
They should work. You can always shim these or file the bottoms to get the height you want.
291026
These will slide a little. I have them as tight as I can but still with some slippage. Still, they work fine and I'm happy with them.
1956251
I can not see why they won't work. I have two sets that I use for my racks on my pick up. They come with lots of straps.
522651
They could slide. You could install wood or aluminum strips of correct thickness next to the Z-Clips to keep them from sliding.
2170762
I don't believe they would work very well on thin iron railings. I love mine but I have a wide plastic rail.
2249516
They should slide with a little elbow strength. Tight squeeze. I never used screws if I remember. Good luck
1136955
If you have a drop pipe like in the photo you should be fine. If not, you may need to rotate the mount 45 degrees clockwise to lower the hand held. Hope this helps.
391384
Well first I hope you are looking for 3.5" hooks because these hooks are NOT 5" hooks. But to answer your questions, I suppose if you bend them enough they will break but generally no - I bent the hooks slightly to accomodate a 2" pipe and it worked just fine. You will need some strength and a pliers, though, they are quite strong.
2234765
Definitely! There are a few versions sold on Amazon and I'm sure any would work. You just need to be sure the length if the straps are sufficient for whatever height ceiling or wall you have - and that the straps can move freely.
693664
I bought some sectional clamps, but I haven't installed them yet. I don't think cable ties would work well bc the legs are so short. I used rubber pads on the feet as a stopgap; they seem to eliminate some of the sliding around.
1883913
These straps are very long. I can use them to easily secure two boards of 26 inch width and three inches of thickness. That 33 inch board may hang over the side of the pads, but the straps are more than long enough.
1051107
Mine fit a 1" thick shelf. I don't think they will slide onto 1 1/2" without digging in. They work great.