How do you install this into a brick exterior wall?
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Yes, the screw holes on Gecko Toes can support most screws. Use the proper anchors in the brick mortar and you should be fine
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go to Home Depot will take care of it for you. You may have to buy a cement drill bitif you don't have one
1095132
You need to put it on an outside wall and cut about an 8 inch round hole through the wall
198475
Realize that this is an outlet COVER. It does NOT include the electrical box. Assuming you have an existing electrical outlet box, it is very easy to remove the existing cover and install this one in its place. If you don't already have an existing electrical outlet box, you will want to get an electrician to run wires and install one. Installing an electrical box on a brick wall may involve drilling into the brick with a carbide bit. Don't attempt this yourself unless you are comfortable with wiring and with drilling into brick or concrete.
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I donot know directly. GET A PROFESSIONAL*** MY OWN KNOWLEDGE DRILL USE use a long molly and screw to go beyond the brick
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I installed mine in the wall. Just be sure to flash and weatherproof it adequately.
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It uses 2-sided tape. I don't know how easy it would be to remove from brick.
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depends upon your definition of easy...You'll need to drill deep enough to give it solid anchorage, ideally deep enough to hit some wood, etc if its available. Expansion type anchors will pull out for sure over time. The kit does not come with a type of anchor that would work for this type application. You could use an expanding hollow wall anchor if you can get behind the brick, just realize that your pulling directly on the brick. Meaning if your near the top of a wall/opening it could possibly crack the mortar/pull the brick out. Realize that you have to apply a fair amount of tension to the cable to get it to work correctly. Really need more specifics about your existing wall... if you'd like, email me at stephen@slaneydesigns.com with a pic of your wall situation. Hope this helps...
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It depends upon what kind of surface you plan to attach it. Brick would obviously take different screws than wood. As far as I could tell, NO instructions about what size or type of screws should be used were and none came with it. I ended up not using it because I had to get such a long hose in the end and it was 3/4" wide instead of the usual (these days) 5/8" wide hose. I knew that plastic would not hold up a long heavy hose. I do plan to use it for hanging other things. But I do think the manufacturer might have been more helpful in the screw department. Take it to a hardware store, tell them what you want to attach it to, and they can help. It depends upon what kind of surface you plan to attach it. Brick would obviously take different screws than wood. As far as I could tell, NO instructions about what size or type of screws should be used were and none came with it. I ended up not using it because I had to get such a long hose in the end and it was 3/4" wide instead of the usual (these days) 5/8" wide hose. I knew that plastic would not hold up a long heavy hose. I do plan to use it for hanging other things. But I do think the manufacturer might have been more helpful in the screw department. Take it to a hardware... » Read More It depends upon what kind of surface you plan to attach it. Brick would obviously take different screws than wood. As far as I could tell, NO instructions about what size or type of screws should be used were and none came with it. I ended up not using it because I had to get such a long hose in the end and it was 3/4" wide instead of the usual (these days) 5/8" wide hose. I knew that plastic would not hold up a long heavy hose. I do plan to use it for hanging other things. But I do think the manufacturer might have been more helpful in the screw department. Take it to a hardware store, tell them what you want to attach it to, and they can help. « Show Less
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You should first drill holes in the block wall (using appropriate size carbide drill bit), install plastic anchors, then use screws. An alternative method would be to use heavy duty velcro with two-sided tape. Any Home Depot or Lowes store Associate can explain in more detail.
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This mounts on the outside of the wall and comes with mounting hardware, e.g. drywall anchors. I would recommend installing one side to a stud . Connect the electric as stated by the directions and local code.
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I am pretty sure you couldMount it to brick. The negative thing about this product is it has no weights at the bottom & if there is even the slightest breeze it moves all over the place. So we never use ours. It just stays rolled up all the time.
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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.
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You will have to use the appropriate brick wall type anchor which may be plastic or metal-based. I would recommend a screw/anchor combination about 1.5 inches in length to get the proper grip. here is a link to an article that may help: http://www.ehow.com/how_5817520_drill-anchors-brick-wall.html
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On the open and you'll want to put the final post socket in the cement so it's solid. On the other and where there is brick I would screw an eye bolt in the brick and then use one of the hooks from the fence to secure it so you can remove it if you want. I think you will just need to install the eye hook at the top of that section
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Be sure and install it from the inside. Even if they pull off the exterior plastic facing they can't rip it off the wall from the outside.
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Just put some teflon tape on the threaded end from the wall and screw it on. Very simple installation.
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Yes this mount is capable of mounting on brick wall just make sure you use the plastic plugs that they provide you with your mounting bolts or purchase four inexpensive metal plugs for your mounting bolts to grab on to in your brick wall.