Will is clamp onto a plastic rail? I have trex decking.
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Assuming the rail that you are clamping it to isn't too think to slip between the clamp and that it is strong enough to support the weight from whatever you will be hanging on it I can't see why it would matter what material the deck is made of. It should be fine I would think.
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I purchased one as a gift to hold up a bird feeder. It looked like it should work that way, clamping on to a flat rail around a deck. But have not seen it in action. DC
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It will clamp onto any type of railing. What I can't guarantee is if it will be properly supported by your rail. It depends on the sturdiness of your railing but the clamp is very secure and heavy.
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I have Treks as well. I use it for a hummingbird feeder holder. Should be ok.
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I think so. I don't use the clamp for mine I attached a bracket to my station and just placed the end in so it swivels if I want it to. I love this light though it's great. My husband also uses one to paint miniatures and he loves it too. I hope I could help.~D
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I clamp mine onto a std rail. I believe there is a swivel mount option that I did not use. It's good for rail mount. Can't say more tho.
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the way my railing was on my deck I couldn't mount them the traditional way, I mounted under the railing, it worked great, but you have to be precise in your measurements, mark it well, have someone help you, they can hold. If you send me a cell phone number, I will take a picture for you and send it
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They also sell extension arms for that purpose they clamp to the back perpendicular rails I use it for this purpose clamp to the left side. Get the better extension arm cause it needs to be clamped tights. Luck
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Yes this clamp is large enough for your railing. It will accommodate a railing up to about 4 inches deep and the width does not factor into it as it extends across for stability but is clamped actually clamped about an inch from the edge.
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I would have to measure to make sure. My rails seemed pretty thin, but they fit a little too snugly into to small sized bracket and make the plastic. But they're working, so I'll just order the larger one if/when these break. I also looked in an RV catalog and could not find great specs on which one to get.
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The clamp opens to more than 3 1/2 inches. It fits very well on our deck handrails that are a standard 3-4 " deep. They hold us against squirrels, crows, raccoons and others so no problem here.
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I don't believe they would work very well on thin iron railings. I love mine but I have a wide plastic rail.
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I'm not sure what material a Trex deck is made of, but it attaches to posts on either side of a doorway openning with wood screws. So the material would need to hold a screw unless you figured some other way to attach it.
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You will need clamps. But read reviews for product before you buy. Just sayin'
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If you're using it for plants you could clamp it to the railing if you have one. Anything solid that the opening on the clamp will fit onto.Clamp opens to about 4".Hard to say unless I know the layout of the balcony and what you're using it for.I would be careful about using it outdoors though,and keep it out of any wet weather. Hope that helps.
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I think so. They come with poles. I am using the clamps on option my deck rail so I'm not sure
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The clamp I bought is at my summer home so I can't measure it. One could rig a spacer, possibly triangular, shaped, to take the clamp out away from your material. I work with odd materials like barn siding, cactus skeleton, Antlers etc. amt the device has been very useful.
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I have three of them for my pontoon boat which has 1" wide rails. The clamp at it's maximum opening is 1 3/4" inch. Hope that helps.
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Hello Michael Hopson, If your stock rails are not taller that two (2) inches, they should work just fine. The clamps on the carbon steel locking cross rails are right at 2 inches. It may slip and come loose if you try to clamp them on rails taller than 2 inches. They are heavy duty and can take a lot of weight. Check the weight rating on the stock rails so that you do no overload them. Good luck.
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The clamp opens to 4", but you need to be able to screw the bolt in to hold it to the railing. I would say you would need to screw it in at least an inch in order to hold it tight.