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WINDOW FLOWER BASKET ON VINYL SIDING

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For many years, I have wondered how to hang a window flower basket on vinyl siding without damaging it.

WINDOW FLOWER BASKET ON VINYL SIDING

Today I have the answer for you. I got pretty flower baskets hanging on my vinyl siding, you all! And the best thing about it is that it was done in minutes! It’s not anything mind-blowing or super duper magic, but I guess I just wasn’t aware that these things exist and they work! A little googling here and there is always good. Agree? I passed many beautiful homes by driving around in my small town, and I kept seeing beautiful flower baskets hanging right below the windows.

And I go: How do they hang that basket onto the vinyl siding without damaging it and making holes in it? My hub clearly said that I couldn’t even think about drilling holes in the siding, although I would totally have done it, haha!

Of course, there is a solution for everything, right?

VINYL SIDING HOOKS

Yup!

There is a thing called VINYL SIDING HOOKS..:-)

 This excellent tool helped me hang my FLOWER BASKET ON VINYL SIDING.

These bad boys are perfectly holding my large flower basket in place. They can hold up to 18lb each. If you ever want to remove them and you don’t need flower baskets below your window anymore, you can just remove the hook, and you won’t have any damage to your vinyl siding. How cool is that?

 FLOWER BASKET ON VINYL SLIDING

My flower baskets were up and hanging in minutes.

No preparation, no mess…just beautiful floral boxes to decorate my home.

WINDOW FLOWER BASKET ON VINYL SIDING

WINDOW FLOWER BASKET ON VINYL SIDING

And there I am, watering my lovely summer blooms. Another TO-DO is scratched off the list. Love it!

WINDOW FLOWER BASKET ON VINYL SIDING

And that we are talking outdoor projects, check out this cool outdoor lighting solution!

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Be sure to check back next week; there will be a fun garden party with my best bloggy friends!

See you then!

Cheers,

Aniko

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10 Comments

    1. Hey Shannon
      I have not received an answer to your question. Makes me think the siding did pull down after awhile from the weight. Not sure I would try it at this point since we cannot an answer.

      Good Luck!
      Tina

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