Does this have an extension that anchors it into the ground or does it have to installed over an existing lamp post?
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It is installed over a 4x4 pressure treated post that you purchase separately. It also requires concrete to anchor the post. You can purchase the kind of concrete meant for setting posts that you pour dry into the hole around the post and then add a bucket of water on top. Sets up pretty quickly. Easy install.
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It has to be installed over an existing post secured in the ground. They recomend a 4x4 but I had a 3 inch round aluminum pole set in concrete so I made wooden adapter brackets so the post thought it was going over a 4x4. Pictures available on request.
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It has to be installed over a 4x4 pressure treated post, which is set in concrete.
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This post does not have an extension. It is designed to mount over a 4"x4" treated post that is sunk at least 30" inches into the ground and preferrably in concrete. I use an inverted 20 gallon trash can with the bottom cut out as a mold for my concrete base.
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I installed this lamp post over a pressure treated 4x4 that was set in concrete. You can install over an existing lamp post. Hope this helps
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No Anchor, the instructions call for a 4x4x8 pressure treated post cemented in the ground. this piece slides over the post and secures to it. I'm sure you could work something over an existing post too.
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It has to be installed over an existing post secured in the ground. They recomend a 4x4 but I had a 3 inch round aluminum pole set in concrete so I made wooden adapter brackets so the post thought it was going over a 4x4. Pictures available on request
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Yes it has a plastic post that fits inside the arbor post that anchors it into the ground. I would still cement it however.
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It has holes in a tab that is at the bottom of each leg. You can anchor it to the ground with supplied stakes. I buried two 4x4 pressure treated posts horizontally, flush with the ground and used deck screws to secure the arbor. That worked very well.
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It comes with a bracket to be screwed to something. So you could put a 4x4 post in the ground and attach it to that.
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This lamp has a bracket that has to be mounted on something to hold the light in a fixed position.
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I mounted mine to a 4"x6" pressure treated post. I drilled a hole thru the post to run the wiring to the back side and then down thru conduit for underground to power source. I believe they do make a mounting arm bracket to extend it out but I am quite please with my mounted flush to the wooden post. Hope this helps.
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Comes with a post that needs to be set into the ground, all hardware is included
88755
It's got a bracket that fits onto a lamp. It didn't fit my really old lamp though. The bracket was too small.
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No, it does not come with anything to anchor it to the ground. It's light weight and tips over if kids push the walls.
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Basically just some simple anchoring hardware - Really depends on what the back porch and the light pole is made of will decide your mounting options.However you may want to use something other than the light pole if your local utility gets touchy about anything you attach to their pole. Plus of course stay far away from anything that carries a voltage/current !
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The shade is attached so that you can mount with shade either pointing up or down. We have ours mounted pointing down. No problem.
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Yes the post is included. You will need bolts or screws to secure it to what ever you are mounting it to.
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I dont know, I didnt need to do that. I have mine screwed into a double light holder that is attache to the house. I love it and still working.
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You need to have it over a bulb hanging on a cord. You can get adapters that click into where bulbs go. The light shade is quite light, so a normal bulb socket will probably be able to support the weight of the hanging cord, bulb and shade.
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I'm sorry, but I can no longer answer your question. I had installed the fixture in a patch of hasta, near a walkway. When a service person stepped into the area, the lamp base got broken. He threw out the base, and dug a hole for the post and filled around it.
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If the clamp is mounted on an upright post, the light will go horizontally over your area to be lighted--which would be fine in almost all circumstances because of the swing allowed by the lamp itself. Your ability to attach it to the post may or may not cause problems, depending on the post.
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The post has two pieces, the one stake to put in ground, but if you take stake off, i'm sure it could be mounted on roof some how. Actually that's a great idea for if you wanted to use these as Christmas lights. I have them around a small palm tree and they are bright and beautiful and stay on for 4-6 hours.