How do you "hang" this birdhouse??
809201
We used a wood screw also. I believe there was one hole pre drilled in the nest box and we added another screw for more stability.
809202
There's a hole on the back top part, you can nail it. I put wire through the hole on mine and tied it to a trellis under my honeysuckle bush.
809203
Hello. The birdhouse has a hole in the back wall. With a long screwdriver you screw the house into a fence, tree, or other wooden structure.
809204
Because this box is for cardinals we looked up scientific information about hanging a cardinal nest. They like their nests in evergreen type trees with some protection from viewing. It turns out that the facing direction (i.e. east, south, etc.) is not as important. However, we hung it in a Magnolia tree with the box generally facing north east. We hung it by wire through the hole in the top and then braced it among branches on the bottom to prevent swinging in the breeze except that which the tree does. We just hung it in early January so no cardinals are nesting yet. Hopefully, we'll get some this spring. The red of the cardinals should contrast nicely with the green leaves of the magnolia. Because this box is for cardinals we looked up scientific information about hanging a cardinal nest. They like their nests in evergreen type trees with some protection from viewing. It turns out that the facing direction (i.e. east, south, etc.) is not as important. However, we hung it in a Magnolia tree with the box generally facing north east. We hung it by wire through the hole in the top and then braced it among branches on the bottom to prevent swinging in the breeze except that which the tree does. We just hung it in early January so no cardinals are nesting yet. Hopefully, we'll get... » Read More Because this box is for cardinals we looked up scientific information about hanging a cardinal nest. They like their nests in evergreen type trees with some protection from viewing. It turns out that the facing direction (i.e. east, south, etc.) is not as important. However, we hung it in a Magnolia tree with the box generally facing north east. We hung it by wire through the hole in the top and then braced it among branches on the bottom to prevent swinging in the breeze except that which the tree does. We just hung it in early January so no cardinals are nesting yet. Hopefully, we'll get some this spring. The red of the cardinals should contrast nicely with the green leaves of the magnolia. « Show Less
809205
Best that I can remember is I used a long wood screw through the back; can't remember if there is whole in the back or I made one. I don't think it was too complicated, but that's all I remember.
1950255
It can hang right from the hook just hook it to a branch or a chain could also be added if the branch is too high! Enjoy your feeder it really brings the Orioles & other birds who like a sugar diet!
358016
you can't ...you will have to either hang it or let it sit on a table or side table it has legs
1891302
I suppose you could hang it. Thick pieces. Probably need some framing for it just to be safe.
1003493
Mine is hanging from the ceiling in my daughters room off an S hook, which makes it at a great height. I took pictures for you but can't figure out how to attach it to this.
422810
no one knows how or where you will want it hung. so they don't provide any thing extra except for short piece's of rope. maybe you have trees to hang it from, or patio posts or wall mount anchors like i used for two contact points and two tress for the other end.use longer ropes. i used garage door lift wire for one end to a tree because s red squirrel chewed thru it to get the rope for its nest
1010351
Hi, you will just put a screw or a nail in the wall and hang it on it. It has holes in the back for this.
629287
It would be hard to hang because the roof is tin. I think it would be kind of heavy for a branch. We put ours on a tree stump and it looks great. It is a neat birdhouse.
1604862
Attach the top hook to a chain or hook so that it's sides aren't touching anything else. Hang feeder from bottom hook.
945317
There is a wire loop that is used to hang the bird feeder. It is about 2 inches wide. You should be able to use an S-shaped hook is it is too small to fit around the branch.
1338284
The swing has thick S-hooks to hang it from rings. I'm sure you could figure out a way to hang it from a branch, but it would take some creativity - and safety checking!
671101
I hung mine on a tree branch. Guess you could hang it on a patio with some type of hanger.
562023
I'm gonna say no. I think you would need a thicker (bigger round) pole. My daughter-in-law has a very small birdhouse on it and it's fine, but it's very flimsy.
1950258
I hang mine from a tree....but it can also be hung by a pole. Either will work!
1413601
It has 4 mounting holes so I think yes, the designers were thinking of it hanging. Alternatively you could use the mounting holes but go horizontally over to the wall with angle iron. Mine is attached to a canopy. I don't remember there being anything in the box to help with a non hanging option.
1324061
Yes, but our problem was that the birdhouse did not stick to the window; it lasted a few days and then fell down. We tried sticking it on with duct tape as well as the suction cups but it fell down after a few days. It is sturdily built and did not break; it is now lying in our garage, a waste of money.
915025
You could hang it outside I suppose, but it's old wood. You might want to weatherproof it somehow to protect it. I put a flower arrangement in mine, and it's hanging in my house. It looks really nice.