I do not have the kind of railing as in the photo--there is not top to ours--will this still work?
796749
no, this hanger works like a lever. It must be hooked unter the lip of the railing. When I hooked a plant to the hanger, the weight pried my railing lose!
538374
Im sure you could make it work. These rails have several holes where you can place a bolt. Depends on the spacing of the holes though. May not line up quite right.
2094803
yes, you must be sure the railing will hold the intended load - watch the safe practice videos at the x-it products website to help ensure the safety of your application - blessings & be safe, aldo x-it inventor
1217412
Hi Linda, I think it will. The piece that fits around the post is adjustable, so you would be able to get it to fit around whatever size base you have, unless its really narrower and if so, you may be able to use some padding around it. There is no drilling into the railing, so that won't be a problem. Good luck!
378527
I don't see way not, assuming you have the appropriate rail system. It will however sit quite high even on a flat top.
1488484
Honestly if your railing system has any lip on it the barska attachment will fit. I'm really impressed with it its not too expensive and that made it even better. Hope this helps
371127
All the installation kit is is a pair of plastic clamps that hold onto the railing. A wood bar attaches to the clamps with screws, and that piece of wood is how the fence attaches. As long as the metal railing is thick enough, there won't be a problem. And even if it's too thin, you could add a piece of rubber or padding to essentially make the railing thick enough to accept the minimum clamp allowance. It's an extremely simple design, and one you could easily makeshift with a 1"x2"x3' pine board and two clamps from the hardware store.
692403
No, not without drilling some holes into it or modifying it somehow. You could hang it above the railing, it comes w/ a hole on top to loop rope.
580664
I will get back to you. Just got this at work. I think my railing is a oated 2x4 (1.75x 3.5) but I need to make sure. It does fine with my railing.
692399
Only if the railing is about 4 inches wide or wider. The bottom you feel up with small rocks it sand so it doesn't tip over. It would be hard to secure to a metal railing. Anything is possible if you have a great imagination.
1960074
Yes - the part that is showing on top fits over the railing so it is secured.
1960075
Yes, they are showing you the area that will sit on the railing and hang over it. It is a secure fit on your railing. I have 4 of them spaces on the railing on the back deck...
1688636
You can, but i'm not sure how you'd secure it. It will sit there and sit flat, but you'll want to find a way to secure it to the railing.
715999
It would fit on the 3" rounding railing but not be very stable. I would drill two holes at the bottom on each side of the planter and wire it on also for support and keep it from moving. Good luck
1688635
My husband says no because these are L-shaped arms that attach to the back of the box and then into the wall. Perhaps you could devise another was to set it on top of the railing, but the arms that come with it would not work. Hope this helps!
1535966
If the railing is hollow, I wouldn't recommend it; unless you change out the screws for long bolts & nuts, and run them all they way through the other side of the bracket.
1365539
I drilled a hole in the bottem on each side and ran a wire thru, then secured it to the railing so it would not fall. I don't think it was necessary, but I am the type of person that covers all bases.