Have a client who is asking for a floodlight to be mounted on a tree to light up a car park. The tree is well established. Having conflicting thoughts on this, has anyone done it and if so how.
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Completely agree with with you HHSCI like tree's what can I say
The closest I came to a solution I would be happy with was to mount the light on a board with a couple of strips of timber at the top and bottom with a kind of crescent cut out so it could sit flat against the trunk. To secure it the solution I felt was best was to put a chain in hose pipe at the top and bottom and to then secure it with springs to allow for growth, leaving some excess on the chains for adjustment over time.
some trees are just over sized weeds.
Legit question why the dislike?Is your Mum in Law the arborist?
I must admit, I'd've just screwed it straight onto the tree with copper fixings (joke!), without a seconds thought.
Instead of a chain, how about a ratchet strap, bomber fixing and you could adjust it as the girth increases?
Nope. He is actually one of the tradesmen she uses that doesn't try to screw people over.Is your Mum in Law the arborist?
Does the weed killer kill em quick?drill some 20mm holes in the trunk, fill with weedkiller, then insert rawlbolts secured with Gorilla glue. ( this post directed @Pete999 to get rid of his peskytreesovergrown weeds)
we suffer from trees in a neighbour's back garden. 60 ft. high. 3 conifers, 2 holly, and 1 dunno what. the crap they drop is horrendous, our shed rotting from it . only + side is it's a home for wood pigeons, so the .22 gets some excercise.
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