I have a round railing that is 4 inches in diameter . Will this bracket attach to a railing of that size? Thanks
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William -- the brackets are square with a little bit of a hook on the end and appear to be designed to fit dimensional lumber (not round). The railing on my deck is a 5/4" x 6" (nominal 5-1/2") deck rail and it fits perfectly. Now, if you are handy and can fashion something to enable it to strap around a round rail, then it would work. Maybe a few nuts/bolts and pipe hanger strapping (comes in a coil).
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Yes it has a nail hole in the top of the bracket, that you anchor to your railing.
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I think the shape of the brackets would not fit correctly over a round rail. Sorry.
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I'm facing the same issue, which means that 4" diameter poles are not that uncommon. Not much of a "universal" bracket. Maybe we'll come up with a solution, but in the meantime I am quite disappointed that the listing did not clarify that the pole must be 3 1/2".
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Hi Linda, I think it will. The piece that fits around the post is adjustable, so you would be able to get it to fit around whatever size base you have, unless its really narrower and if so, you may be able to use some padding around it. There is no drilling into the railing, so that won't be a problem. Good luck!
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I do not know if it would stay on a round railing. My railing is square. It works great for me and look very good.
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No, the bracket contained is for a square railing, I don't think it would work on a round one.
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The stud is 10-32, 0.190" diameter. The stud may or may not fit through the 1/4-20 threaded holes on your rail, depending on how tight the threads are.
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I believe the bracket is only about one inch wide one way and about 1//4 inch wide the other way, so almost two inches would need a little fabrication. It is designed to go over the board as shown and a finger screw is screwed in toward the light to tighten it onto the board or gutter. The fastener is slid into a little pocket on the light and a tiny screw put there to hold it from sliding out. So any thin metal shaped to fit would work. I would maybe get some thick plumbers tape and wrap it around as a bracket for your fence.
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Katherine, the bracket itself is out about and 1" and a 1/2 plus the thickness of what ever you put on it. I use 3/4" so it will be about 2 1/4" to 2 1/2" from what ever you hook it to. Hope that helps. Clarence
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Mine are 4 inches wide and they fit quite securely. I would think they would be much less secure on a 2 inch railing.
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The attaching brackets are designed to clamp to a round pipe. I don't think it would be impossible but it would take some ingenuity to make it work.
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This is a great product for squared off rails, I have to agree with the other answers that it would be unstable on a round rail without modification. Too bad.
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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!
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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.
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Good day! the " U " hardware will accommodate rails from 0.50" to 1.25" in diameter. have a nice weekend! Cordially, Liliana M Landloop Corp
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No the bracket isn't adjustable. It should work on a rail that size though and keep the flower box upright and in the right spot.
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As long as the bracket fits the railing and the planter's dimensions, it will work
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Ours is a narrow railing about the width of a 2"X4". The planter fits perfectly. Technically, yours is a 2"X4" also. Two by fours are really 2 X 4 BEFORE they are trimmed, etc. I'd get the smaller one, if I were you.