can you use on brick walls
1711812
If it will even stick it would look like garbage. It's supposed to cover rough walls well and I'm sure it covers better than normal wallpaper but only minor imperfections. I used it to cover some rough plaster. The plaster wasn't to bad and we covered up the most uneven spots with joint compound. When it was all said and done I wish I would have spent a little more time smoothing out the JC. If you look close you can see the uneven texture through the wallpaper. So over brick it will look really bad. However with all that said I love this product and am really happy we used it. We have gotten a lot of good comments on it.
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.
769808
I moounted this on a block wall. The included anchors i believe should be fine for brick. Obviously proper drilling tecnique and not over tightening is imperative. It should attach fine.
415853
The smoother the surface, the better they perform. An employee tried using them on asphalt. They got so chewed up we had to discard them. But we've used them on smooth concrete without issues. Can't say about brick.
427046
Sure they can be mounted in brick if you can cut a reasonably clean rectangle out of the wall and feed the wires from behind. Instead of screws to hold the box in place, you probably want to use an adhesive like liquid nails or even gorilla glue.
1114061
Hi, I do not think that the plastic blade will damage brick or cement walls..however, it may scratch or make small marks on the "veneer" brick as the material is much softer. SO it you have to trim near by the brick veneer or cement walls be careful and use the plastic blade at the shorter side. This means do not put the plastic blade too close, If the spool feed gets shorter you would have to tap the spool feed on the ground [while the motor is running] so that the spool would extent or release the plastic blade. OR you can manually release the plastic string to the length that you desire. I hope that helps Hi, I do not think that the plastic blade will damage brick or cement walls..however, it may scratch or make small marks on the "veneer" brick as the material is much softer. SO it you have to trim near by the brick veneer or cement walls be careful and use the plastic blade at the shorter side. This means do not put the plastic blade too close, If the spool feed gets shorter you would have to tap the spool feed on the ground [while the motor is running] so that the spool would extent or release the plastic blade. OR you can manually release the plastic string to the length that... » Read More Hi, I do not think that the plastic blade will damage brick or cement walls..however, it may scratch or make small marks on the "veneer" brick as the material is much softer. SO it you have to trim near by the brick veneer or cement walls be careful and use the plastic blade at the shorter side. This means do not put the plastic blade too close, If the spool feed gets shorter you would have to tap the spool feed on the ground [while the motor is running] so that the spool would extent or release the plastic blade. OR you can manually release the plastic string to the length that you desire. I hope that helps « Show Less
254662
Not sure why you are covering brick but yes you can install it over any surface just make sure that you put the recommended amount of screws per panel covering brick each screw needs to be predrilledYes you can but lots of predrilling
799682
Yes. You can mount on brick. All the necessary bolts etc. are supplied. All you need is a drill !!
1188428
You can.. but i would used wall anchors to secure the screws once i had driven holes into the brick
815834
Yes, you can mount to brick. It mounts vertically on the wall. Use a masonry bit and plastic inserts for screws.
133332
Not sure - I did not use it on such a wall - but we placed this on a painted drywall surface over 2 yrs ago and no peeling at all. I would think that as long as the painted brick wall is in an area where there are no huge fluctuation in temperature there should be no problemCheers
84155
Well not sure what kind of walls you're talking about...i can tell u I just used on my cinder block basement walls and worked great..i would not use on regular home walls especially wallpaper unless u want the wallpaper to come off..I've actually used it for that and it worked fantastic. If u have good wood cabinets I would use just warm water with a soft cloth not this..u don't want hot steam on the cabinets. Hope this helps
2065751
Yes you could. I purchased these but were unable to use them on my bricks. You must have a type of ledge or indention on the brick for the hook to fasten to. My bricks are flat and the mortar in between protruded out too far for the hook to hang onto.
293246
definitely yes! I covered mines with a brick as a precaution and they worked just fine.
1753148
I didn't use it on my walks, which are concrete. I used it on asphalt shingles, Masonite and vinyl siding and brick wall with good results. If the walkway is brick then I'd say it should work okay and I'm thinking concrete should be okay too based on how it works on everything else.
1319869
yes you can. I have used them to replaced bricks in my walk way. some only get about 2 hours of direct sun light and work most of the night.
1029428
This stuff worked great in that kind of application for me. If bricks or part of bricks are missing they must be replaced but mortar seams, even quite wide ones are safely and easily pathed with this stuff. Mix according to label instructions and you will be very pleased!