Does this just sit on the railing or does it attach somehow?
1131093
At least on my rail, it sits there quite securely. It has optional water drain holes on both sides, slides up and down the deck but is completely weatherproof. I have two and plan to buy more, they're wonderful.
1131094
It just sits on the railing but it's very secure due to the weight of the dirt.
1131095
Read where someone used zipties through drainage holes to secure to railing.
1131096
Either. The cut outs in the bottom will allow the planter to sit on the rating or you can buy "rail hanger" to hang it from the railing. Either way works well. We use both.
1131097
It sits on the railing nicely , but I added I screw on center , justa in cSe we had another hurricane ion Jersey!!!!
1131098
There are a couple places at the bottom of this that you can screw thru and into the wood you place the box on. The screws come from the top, thru the box and into the railing. At least that's what I did and it secures it in place.
1131099
It just sits on the railing but is very secure once filled with soil. I have 4 of them that have stayed put through some very strong wind storms.
1131100
There is a channel in the bottom of the box that allows the flower box to sit securely on the top of the railing
1131101
it just sits on rail I had to buy a cord to strap it down . the weight of heavy rain caused it to fall over .
1960072
Yes and it stays on the railing nice and sturdy. I love mine. They are nice and white just like the railing.
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.
7430
Depending on the railing. It is designed to fit over a 2" X 4" wooden rail. I screwed mine to the wooden rail with 4 wood screws apiece. They will also drip when you water them as there are pre-drilled holes. Unless you screw them down, or somehow affix them, I would not trust them to sit on a rail. They are however quite durable and do their job!
345085
Since the bracket that comes over the rail, did not come down far enough to catch under the rail, my husband flattened the bent part out and it hangs fine that way. We also secure it with zip ties just to be safe. We had a lot of trouble finding brackets to fit our vinyl covered railings.
1786509
It simply has a loop on each end. You will need hooks or something similar to attach it. 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.
1526037
You just set it on it. It doesn't permanently attach to it. Its pretty stable though, its good. It rests on it just fine.
792986
No you have to lift it up then it latches onto railing clicking automatically ...
1746273
Yes it has a nail hole in the top of the bracket, that you anchor to your railing.
1090992
It just sits on it. You can secure it with a belt provided but it's not as stable as a click in would be.
2118698
The two brackets are only meant to go over a porch rail (up to 5" wide) and hook on the opposite side. Each bracket is composed of two sections. The front part is about 6" long on the side that attaches to the planter and 3" that sits on top of the porch rail. The second part sits on top of the porch rail and hangs over the back and fits under the rail. It's kind of like the letter J with the hook of the "J" holding the planter to the railing. The two pieces fit together with a wing nut that is provided. On the planter itself there are four little knobs (two vertical about 12" apart on the back of the planter ) that fit into holes in the brackets. I suppose you could drill holes in the back of the planter's metal and use some kind of screw into brick or concrete or if you don't mind having your window open less than an eighth on an inch you could hook it over the window sill. I hope this helps! I really like the planters (I bought 3), but if they hang on the inside of a porch or deck, as mine do because of the way the railing is built, water will leak through. Better to have them where they can get rain or the dripping goes on the ground, not on your porch. I'm going to line mine with plastic next spring.
65685
If the top rail is a standard 2x6, the planter will sit there without any additional hardware or shims. The center section of the planter fits perfectly on the rail, and the two projections from the bottom keep the planter from sliding. It works well.
1392330
I don't have the slide on mine, it does not effect the stability of the bed. However the railing is not full length so you have a space the size of the slide on the end where the slide should attach.
1658850
It has been so long since we put these in. I know they sit well on the post. I think we broke of the side tabs and if that is the case then yes you should be able to screw onto flat railings.
773086
It's all one big piece. The arms rotate down to be flat on top of the big piece when they're not in use. P.S. It's awesome for railings.
122575
The picture shows the hook from which it can be hung. There is a hole on the bottom that is designed to slip over a post. Without seeing your railing, it is hard to know how you might mount it, but if it is a wooden railing and you don't mind drilling into it, you could mount the feeder on a dowel round inserted into a hole in the railing.