Mounting Misting Nozzles on an aluminum screen cage?

[veiledfanatic]

what is the best way to mount the mister head for my monsoon? because i don't think the suction cups will stick to the screen properly.

 

[laurie]

I will send you a couple pictures tomorrow when my chams are awake.

Later I will learn to read, I was going to send pic of my corner mount mister nozzles. Sorry.

 

[KarmaChameleon1337]

Make a hole big enough for it in the screen. They usually include pieces to attach it that way.

 

[Wykd]

Make a hole big enough for it in the screen. They usually include pieces to attach it that way.

If he is using a monsoon it has no attachment methods other than suction cups. Your thinking of corner wedges you buy from mistking/aquazamp, not the monsoon.

You can user thin plastic wrapped bread ties like they put on power cords when you buy a piece of electronics, put the end poking out of the screen then put your nozzle thru the loop and tie it on the outside..

 

[Montium]

you might be better off with some aluminum wire as most bread ties will rust. Just a thought.

 

[Wykd]

you might be better off with some aluminum wire as most bread ties will rust. Just a thought.

hence i said plastic coated ones.

 

[KarmaChameleon1337]

Most hardware stores carry mounting supplies.

 

[Zubi]

would zip ties work?

 

[Montium]

Certainly but you might need to make some bigger holes.

 

[Montium]

hence i said plastic coated ones.

Yeah, I've used them before and they have never been a long term solution for me.

 

[JonRich]

What i did was get a Plastic sheet ( i use the clear cover for a BGC booklet). Get the one thats a bit on the stiffer side for support.
http://www.officedepot.com/a/produc...ntation-Covers-Clear-Round/?cm_cat=2000000353

Cut a 3" x 3" square of it . cut 4 holes in each corner. Then place on the inside of the cage and use small zipties to hold it in place at the 4 corners. Then use the suction cup to suction to the center of the plactic 3" square as you would on a glass enclosure. Then adjust the nozzle to spray where you like.

I'll take pix later.