When a traditional window box just will not do, try our beautifully crafted hayrack planter. The thick steel bars gently curving up from the bottom create a stage for brightly colored flowers and trailing plants.
We offer molded coco fiber liners specifically made to fit our hayrack baskets. The soft brown against the black bars is quite striking. But for those looking for a softer look, we also offer bulk sphagnum moss, floral sheet moss or Oregon green moss in packs to line your hayracks.
Window hayracks are flat on the back side making them ideal for mounting under windows, along fences or decks.
Ships in: 1 to 3 days
Ships from: Maryland
Hardware to use:
Fasteners for the hayracks are not supplied, since different uses require different types of fasteners. Choose from a simple lag bolt install to J-Hooks, Hayrack Wall Brackets, Deck Rail Brackets or Cable Ties.
Lag Bolt Install:
Wood Siding: Use plated lag bolts at least 2-1/2" long with 1-1/4" o.d. washers. Hold empty hayrack in position and drill pilot holes at the "bumps" in top rear bar, which are designed to be gripped by the washers. For larger hayracks and extra security, install a third bolt and washer in center of lowest bar.
Masonry: Same as on wood siding, but make the holes in the masonry with a masonry drill bit, large enough to install plastic or lead anchors for masonry bolts.
Hayrack Mounting Hardware:
J-Hooks – use on fences, all types of siding – just choose the correct screw as indicated above
Hayrack Wall Brackets - mount your hayracks away from walls or fences allowing for air circulation and preventing stains
Hayrack Adjustable Railing Brackets – perfect for wooden deck railings
Cable Tie Kit – perfect for an iron railing
Iron Railings: There are so many different iron railings, your choice here is varied. Many customers use coated wire and pliers to install hayracks. It's easy and inexpensive and the plants soon hide the arrangement. We also offer heavy-duty steel hayrack rail brackets.
Watch our video on Installing a Window Hayrack
