What do these spikes hook up to?
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You stick the spike side into the dirt (with the plant) and the other end goes into a big container of water
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The spikes (are ceramic) and goes down into the soil. The cord goes to your water source.
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The spikes go in the soil and the other end of the attached tube goes in a container of water. You can use any container, though one with a smaller top is easier to keep trash (and pets) out of.
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you put the spikes in the soil in a flower pot, and the other end in water, they draw water into the soil
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You place the tubing in a jug of water (such as an empty milk jug). The water level in the jug must be below the soil level of the plant.
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Black plastic spikes go into ground about 8 inches deep, then you mount the metal part on top. Make sure your ground is damp before pushing the spikes in. Keep flush with the ground especially with grass so mower does not clip the mounts. Light is weak so it is really decoration. They look very nice and clean design.
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These are just for the ground. If you can find a way to screw them to the deck just be aware of the wires.
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The spikes are about 4 inches long. You could simply cut them down if you wished, but as they are cut shorter I would think they would be less effective. They are very thin and do not show much.
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I've installed a different spike product using Velcro strips before. It did not hold up the elements and the birds quickly took advantage of that opportunity. These stainless steal spikes I've installed using construction adhesive as recommended and so far the spikes are still up. If you're considering getting bird spikes, you might want to get used to the idea if them being up year round. The construction adhesive is something I'd think to be permanent.
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It screws in and out to expose or hide a metal spike. So you can use it as metal spike or as a rubber foot.
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It's made to go around the pole and into the wall, but the spike is enormous. I bought some metal U brackets (similar to the plastic brackets) and screwed the base into my deck.
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There are no spikes, I put an orange 1/2 on the center hanging pole, not very convenient.
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While not actually qualified, as a metallurgist, to answer the question, I believe the spikes are pot metal. They have proven reasonably strong in the short sprinklers, but tend to break in the long versions. The sprinklers themselves work well.
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probably would be ok. the spikes are slow release and last a season according to the maker. if you use them put at edge of drip line and in fewer numbers than usual. b
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Leave on. If spikes are metal, you might have been given alternative feet or disks to put under them as not to scratch hard surfaces. I assume your sub is also front firing as is the port if any. Either way, leave on.
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Floor spikes are adjustable for leveling. They are a screw ended floor spike with a nut to tighten so they stay in place longer. Over all excellent stands for the price.
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No idea. Mine came with them, too but I couldn't figure out what they were supposed to be for either.
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They have spikes but you dont have to put them on. We got felt pads from the hardware store that we just stuck on them
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the base of the spikes are made of plastic & is flexible, a small screw or construction glue would work.
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Comes with carpet spikes or rubber pads for the bottom. Top spikes are metal and might scratch a speaker. You can simply not install them and use something else, some sort of rubber with adhesive on one side for example.
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Get a mallott and pound in the spikes should be okay, trellis hooks up to the spikes you pound in the ground.