i have a block wall garage, not wood studs. can this work?
1715069
Sure. Drill small pilot hole with masonry bit - just big enough so you can hammer in a plastic anchor. Works well and you do not have to worry about stud spacing/locating.
1715070
With the correct fasteners I don't know why it wouldn't work. Check your local Home Depot/Lowe's/Ace/hardware store. If it can be they'll know.
998170
I am not familiar with wall board but as long as you put it in a stud it should be fine.
59258
Mine worked great but our walls aren't plaster. I think it would work if you made sure to find the wall studs and then drilled carefully into those. Can't hammer into plaster you must drill the hole and then use those little plastic plugs then screw into that.
899824
instructions show yes it can be mounted to a masonary wall however you need to buy masonary anchor sleeves and bolts not included with the product. instructions do not say anything about having to hit a stud directly into the wall should be fine
694108
Yes you could install w/o studs with hardware supplied, you need to drill large hole...Or you could purchase wall anchors and not have to drill large hole ...
927749
I would not recommend that. It's a lot of downward pressure and will likely rip out of the wall like that. It's not hard to find a stud
433068
Don't know your home or wall layout, if it were me and I like oak I would cut a piece to the proper size to either match my house wood trim or the pet fence and use masonary screws (tap-cons) and bolt the wooden section I just fabricated to the wall and then screw in the hooks and mounts. Just saying.
315269
May work; I'd recommend a stud mount, though to avoid any risk of pulling out your drywall. Also, depends on how thick your drywall is (1/2" vs 3/4"). With my bike (about 28lbs), I have the rear wheel resting on a cinder block so that there's no pull on the wall at all. Hope this helps.
1630592
Yes you can, however what I would do is bolt a 2x4 across the two studs and then bolt this to the 2x4. It will work great. God bless and have a great and safe week. let me know how it turns out. t
1013770
I would surely think so. Mine is attached to the side of my garage. However, I did not drill thru the unit itself or use any brackets. The unit is tall and will be top heavy with vines/plants this season so I wanted it anchored toward the top. I used two Gardner Bender 45-518N Heavy Duty Military Cable Ties , 18-Inch, White, 10-Pack for $5.86. I attached two med-large round eye wood screws to the outside of garage through and into the studs. Then looped cable ties thru the screws and around each back side post of the arbor . . . pulled them tight and worked great. White ties match the unit so not really noticeable and vines will hide them as well. I don't really care if the ties show it is secured and that's what I wanted.
281941
Thomas - it does not come with anything to mount to cinder block. I used dry wall screws for mine but clearly my walls are different. I would think you could use a cement drill bit and then anchor it with the appropriate screws. As you know your local home improvement store can help. I can say you clearly need these more than I did. This will solve your door ding problem. I am moving soon and I am taking them with me for sure.
335100
That's a tough question.....I have to say NO. Unless you can get a look at the stud in the wall and if its thin enough, get self tapping screws that will screw into the metal stud..... but that's really a hit or miss unless tried., good luck
187414
Yes, this cabinet can be mounted to a block wall. No, I would not buy mounting kit. You can buy 4-lag bolts at a hardware store, make sure u also have 4-fender washers. Drill holes in block and cabinet. Mount!
1908634
My walls are cinderblock and I can not give you an honest answer. The system is kinda heavy for drywall. I personally would prefer to attach it to a stud through a wall but have to use mollybolts.
1341177
Yes but you need a mount for at lest 150Lbs and the wall must be strong enough to hold it. Wood studs or block, NO metal studs.
878252
Yes, but you would need to buy your own installation hardware from a local hardware store. The installation hardware included with the panels is only for wood or drywall, not concrete. The Blue TapCon Screws designed for concrete work well in concrete blocks.
837648
The way this product is meant to work is by filling the gap between the frame and the garage door panels. Typically wooden garage doors don't have this gap so it likely won't work.