how does this face attach to the tree?
55217
You drive nails or screws into the tree. The face has metal wire loops that allow you to hang them on the nail or screw. I think it was a total of 4 fasteners 1 for each eye and 1 for the nose, 1 for the face. It holds up rather well and is relatively secure. My kid loves this thing!
55218
For a bit more security, drive the wood screws in at a steep angle. Some bark is thick; use 2 and a half to 3 inch wood screws.
455566
If you have a lighting tree with thru-style mounting holes, you should be fine using long bolts and wing-nuts to attach the fixture to your tree. You can see in the pictures that there is a hole in the mounting bracket of the light for this reason.You may also choose to use C-clamps (which have bolts already) to attach to the light and then clamp onto the tree.These fixtures are primarily plastic, and they contain no glass. They are relatively light compared to other metal/glass fixtures.
745925
The rope is one long piece that runs up one side and loops down the other (which gives you a loop at the top of the ladder). You put the top of the ladder over the limb and thread the bottom of the ladder through the top loop and pull it tight. Did I explain that well enough? There are no other attachments. Note: I added a picture to the product page that shows how it attaches to the tree.
1149895
I'm sorry I don't remember exactly, I bought it in January, but as far as I remember I was surprised that it was rather short, a little longer than a foot, because as I saw it I thought it should have been longer. I got it as Christmas tree decoration, so it didn't bother me that much, I thought I would find a way to put it on my tree.
1500016
Yes, there is a hole near the top center for a screw or a nail. An alternative would be to nail or screw a small piece of wood to the tree and self stick the swiftly done to the piece of wood. The swiftly done is very light, so even a small tree (2" in. in diameter) would be suitable.
2097147
Easy to detach! Two buckles underneath and a bungee around the tree. Very simple and if you unbuckle one after use it drains out when it rains to avoid wet butt
1396172
It attached to the frame with Velcro tabs on the inside of the canopy. It also fit very snug around our existing canopy frame. It was easy to put on, as me & my son did it by ourselves without the assistance of my husband. :)
400010
It comes with straps. Some improvisation may be in order depending on the tree; the straps are only so long, and may need some sticks to angle it just right. Purely a basic mechanical task.
2257210
Not really. It is set-up for attaching to a swing set. If there were toggle bolts into the tree you could attach it.
2144734
You put a small nail in to hang them on. You will have so much fun with them. I have them on several trees.
1458837
Dont things so. You need a tree located to certain distance or a hook, or something to hold the system
1164670
I would say yes, I hooked mine onto a tree by adding a swivel hook. So you may have to head over to the hardware store for a swivel hook but that should do it.
568117
It comes already together attached to the wood base so I don't know the answer yet.
607135
It can face either direction, because none of the birds are attached, you can place the branch any way you want and It will turn out beautiful. I'm very happy with mine.
504540
Not sure what you mean. It has one place to hang a planter (or such). And it attaches by one screw.
1101679
The straps wrap around the tree and then the hook on the strap hooks straight to the hammock hook. It has held up well :)
1322141
It has a threaded latch on the back already that you can slide over the tree strap (included) and thread it closed. Super easy to use.