I live in a condo with a balcony the rails are not as wide. Would this work?
1808076
As the other answer indicated the balcony rail can be made to work by adding something wide enough to hold onto. It could be a wrap or wood - it is worth the adjustment.
1808077
I purchased this as a gift for my daughter. Her husband had to make some modifications to it butI think it it working just fine now. They wouldn't recommend.
1808078
i have the same set up as the picture.. if you have a thinner rod to place the mount, you will need to put something thicker to ensure that the mount will hold on your balcony rod.
1039758
Sure would. Just remember to secure load to crossbars rather than side rails to minimize side-to-side movement of load.
239909
I can't say for sure. Our railing is only 3 inches so the boxes fits nicely on it with the smaller/upper bottom notch. I measured the large notch which is JUST sly of 6 inches. My box is full so I cannot experiment for you but I would guess if you had an empty box and put it on your railing (probably with some force to make it fit) I think the box would have enough give to allow you to fit it snugly on your railing. Hope this helps, I've been pleased with my boxes!
7429
The recess is designed for the width of a wooden deck railing. It is probably 6" wide, and flat at the "top". You are better off with the window box type that have hooks for a typical metal balcony railing.
580665
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.
1665107
The clamps that come with it would fit a 4" rail. Our railing is less than 2" wide so we had to "rig" the clamp with a block of wood to make it fit.
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
1623465
It would probably work, depending on wide the bar is you are hanging it on, a thin bar would be ok, you may have to take that piece of plastic off that is on the hangar part, I did..
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.
1919924
Yes, if the top horizontal rail is 1 5/8" or smaller, that is the gap on the u shaped hook in the top of the stair side rails.
100476
Not sure what you mean by really thin, but if they are under 3 inches wide, I think you will have a problem. I do not think they will adjust any narrower than that. Maybe not even that far, may be only 3 1/2-4 inches. I have very wide railing tops, 5-6 inches wide, so it is no problem for me. Hope this helps. Tom
49606
Maybe...u may have to screw holes in the platform frame...I wouldn't recommend it....
1020429
I wouldn't recommend this for a deck railing - it's more of a window box. Have you tried planters with brackets that simply swing over a deck?
2180233
Yes the pad would be able too. The stairs will not fit if the top rail is only 3 ft to the bottom. It would but you will have stairs going up to high. The pad does work better if you cut it to fit the stairs.
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.
161900
You would need to attach a 4X4X1 block to the rail as the base is recessed. It should be no problem with that.We are very pleased with ours.
371128
As long as the metal banister railing you have is the same in picture, it should work just fine. Make sure you measure your railing and check to see if measurements match before you purchase. We had the same wood banister so we knew it would work for us. So far the product works great with no lasting effects or damage to railing. Hope this helps you!