Would they work if attached to a tree?
1710002
they are flat - so if you are able to attach them at the flattest part of the trunk. I would suggest using 3 inch screws. Should work ok. I've had mine outdoors for 3 years. durable.
1710003
Yes, they are very solid holds; just make sure to use long enough screws. I also added lock washers on my set to help prevent the screw from becoming loose. Love these hand holds!
1710004
I would think so. You'd just need a lag screw with enough diameter to not sheer off. Just bring one to a hardware store to get a match that fits.
1710005
Yes these would work on a tree. If would be best to attach it to a more flat part of the tree though. I have them attached to studs in our wall in be basement and they hold strong with simple screws from Lowes.
1710006
technically, yes. you would need long screws and be careful not to put too much torsion on them. green wood (if it's a live tree) isn't as strong as kiln-dried, so be careful.
324991
Yes I think it would work. Remember to get some twist ties as they are open so that you can out them around the tree. Good luck!
611381
I would think that as long as you make sure they stay closed, and you may have to wire them a few places along the end where it wraps, rabbits should not be able to get to the tree. I got mine to protect them from deer and they have served that purpose well.
1481540
Probably.. depending on the diameter of the branch. However, you would need a set of S-hooks or a couple of chain connectors in order to attach the upper section of chain to itself after looping the chain over the branch... of course a pair of eye screws could be used but that would risk the life if the tree.
1644451
The perimeter of the branch exceeds 36", so they won't go all the way around. I have screwed hooks into the tree, from which they hang. Seems to work fine,
1009862
I don't think it would work out well, they are light so they would probably just fall over, maybe on concrete if the wind isn't blowing.
482274
Yes It Will Work, but you can hang a peice of wire out of a tree and do the same. The earth ground or groundplane are a vital part of an antenna system. For best performance you need one or the other....Antenna's in a tree are a very bad idea and generally provide for a better chance of lightning strike
1748338
That's a good question. They work terrific on my wooden deck. If you don't have any wind blowing, to blow them off of your truck, or if you had a way of to tie them down. They do have holes in each corner reinforced with metal, for some thing to hook to. Good luck
982676
As long as the " lag bolt" used to fasten it to the tree is if sufficient length and diameter it should work fine. ( not a screw)
92001
No. You'd have to make something that would work. I suggest a string tether of some sort.
1238097
Yes. I used them on my tree last season. String is shorter than I'd like but works great.
2050691
They are about 4 to 5 inches in diameter and around 13 to 14 inches in circumference. You could attach two together, but the "curl" would make it touch the tree trunk.
1900
I don't see why they wouldn't work. The plastic is ridged and there area connection points that there shouldn't be any torque that would make them break. But, our application is indoors and out of the weather. Also, don't they make aluminum connectors for the roof?
571915
I don't see why they would not work for that. They should be able to handle the weight of the burlap
2185633
I would think they would work like any rubber gloves you might have. Personally I would not use them for thorny bushes.
234596
I am not sure , but don't think so. They were more like for hanging a plant. they were nice,
933015
I guess it's possible but you would have to screw the eye bolts into the tree branch. Not sure it's healthy for the tree.