Will I have any trouble attaching this to a brick wall?
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No not at all, get a couple of small concrete anchors and it will hold fine. We have 4 of these in our shop with block walls, no issues.
997642
Yes, mine is hanging on a Brick wall right now. My son installed a tilting two armed mount. I wanted to make sure anyone court get to the back if necessary.
99839
it depends on what kind of wall your attaching to: brick masonry, vinyl siding, cinder block, etc. The expansion bolts supplied would work best with brick masonry. Vinyl siding will probably require some sort of wood framing to span wall studs and allow for adjustment of the AC base mounting pattern using lag bolts. Hardware stores have a masonry screw that would be good for both brick and cinder block. Good luck.
2255498
I had no problem attaching it to my post. I simple put a 2x6 piece of wood on existing post and then attached the box.g
238979
Yes you could just use some construction adhesive to adhere it to the brick or slip it inside the vent and put a clamp on it. You wouldn't have to screw it into the brick.
560018
Sorry, Nancy. That's a question for a handyman. Mine is in the wall in my family room, which is not brick.
1128363
It wont look bad. I Just dont think it will stick. The adhesive is not that strong. Depending on the color of your brick you also have to choose the right contrast in colors so they can stand out, also I chose my last name initial in a different color to blend in with the wall color and stand out at the same time.
621717
We hung it on an outside brick wall using ibolts and masonry anchors. Florafelt also has some basic instructions on their website at... www.florafelt.com/guide.html
1580152
Yes! We also have plaster walls and my husband had no problem attaching the rack to the wall!! Good luck!!
1059383
Probably too late to help you in particular, but...Just use plastic wall anchors and then screws to fasten to regular wall. Metal anchors if masonry wall. Increases the load the screws can hold
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I think it would be difficult. As a casual homeowner, I've never had much success at mounting anything to a brick wall. And if you're talking about putting substantial weight on it, I don't see how it could hold. Perhaps some commercial type fastener would do it, but nothing that I'm aware of.
115679
If it were me i would somehow attach it to the wall and make it stable..it looks better online...hope this helps..
878324
As long as you mount it to something secure, it works great. They just don't want someone to be able to smash the unit off the wall, so brick, concrete block, metal studs are all great. Wood, siding - not so good. The unit will probably survive but your wall wouldn't.
318806
It shouldn't be any more difficult than on a brick wall. Just use the correct anchors.
2085884
To install these into a brick wall, you will need some sort of masonry anchor. I am not familiar with this product, so you may need a washer on the head of the screw (if the head of the screw can fall out of the hole, that's an indicator to use a washer). Type "B000XZBF8S" into the Amazon search box above, and you'll find the appropriate anchors to accomplish this, with the bit included. I'm guessing the original poster has already taken care of it, but hopefully this helps future buyers.
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Hi Rosemary,I will depend on the mounting surface, If you are mounting it to wood with nails or screws it should not be a problem. If it is to brick if you want the same result as wood you have to make sure the brick nails are as straight and as close to the brick surface as possible. I hope this helps, sorry for the delayed response.
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There are two screws that fit into holes on the back of the inside of the mailbox. Mine is screwed into a wooden fence. I'm not sure how you would affix it to a brick wall, but anything that takes a screw should work.