mounting on cement wall
1643931
If you REALLY need to mount to a cement wall, then I would use lag/shield combination into the cement. Because you are not restricted by studs to mount to, you could pretty much place the shields anywhere where the mounting frame covers. Just mark holes from mounting frame, drill hole big enough for shield, attach frame with lags into the shields. The lag/shield would only cost you about $10 bucks @ $2.50 per lag/shield combo? Your biggest challenge is finding a drill (cement drill bit and impact drill) to drill the holes into the cement safely and without grief (normal drills will take much longer to do). If you could put the holes into the mortar lines, I have found that to be easier to drill into. This would be the strongest, easiest and safest way to attach the mount ("you do want to keep the TV on the wall and not falling down to the floor")
851979
The answer using topcon screws is right on..If you cheat and use toggle bolts thru plaster only??? MAYBE only MAYBE.. The topcon,s into the concrete are 100%.Again if you can find the strips the wall board is hanging on ?? That would work if your screws don't push the strips off the concrete..IE screw length is critical..
1477726
I had bad experience with this equipment. I had a hard times finding studs behind single layer of sheet-rock. I'm not sure if it going to work on cement wall. Not this brand.
796627
You mount it with four screws and four plastic anchors you put in the drywall. You have to provide these yourself though and you'll need a drill to make holes for the anchors
2059640
These come with drywall anchors, but if you have the tools and supplies to sink screws or supports into the cement wall in a way that holds the weight and won't slip, it should be fine.
2227072
You mean inside a concrete column? Yes if it is wide enough. Or do you mean mount on the concrete column. Yes if it is wide enough but you will have to drill using concrete drill bit holes for mounting screws. I bought special screws for my brick mount in mortar. I do not remember if they were 1/4 inch or 3/16 inch by 2 1/4 inches or so. I think you better ask some man to help you drill and mount.The screws they provide are more suitable for wooden attachment.
1669276
Mounted mine on the exterior brick wall of the house using the bracket provided. Didn't use the u-bolts for pole mount.
1766709
Yes I mounted it using screws with drywall inserts to make sure it wouldn't fall.
52873
Hi, we recommend installing it on flat walls. Some costumers have put them on concrete walls using contact cement and they have had good results.
809500
For that you'd want a lead anchor with a screw, and washers to secure it. You'd measure where the screws go. Then drill holes in the cement or brick. Place the wall mount up on the wall. Then screw in the lead anchors with the washers and it should hold up fine. I would think you'd want 2" lead anchors just because that'd hold the weight a little better. And if you talk to someone at Lowe's, home depot, or Ace, etc. They should know what you're looking for and be able to help you out. And get a friend to help you mount it. So one person can hold the wall mount while the other screws in the lead anchors.
187415
I used the mounting system so that I could slide and position them exactly where I wanted. But if you put anchors in the wall, you can mount them to the block.
580433
I have one installed outside on a brick wal;is there anyneed for a special wall mount
1750509
I mounted mine to drywall using a 100lb wall anchor. Bit of overkill but never have to worry about something going wrong. A stud would work perfect as well. The rubber feet work great to make a nice secure and sturdy base against the wall.
66612
Yes. I had mine mounted on a concrete wall with a Sanus VisionMount VMPL50A.
1866534
We attached our to a brick wall by putting one cement screw in the mortar at the top and wiring the trellis to it. We sunk PVC pipe into the ground and set the trellis on it to anchor the bottom.
510954
I would recommend using a mason drill bit and mason screws to install this on a cement wall. When you put your rods in and you have to give a little bit of a pull when you take your rods of the rack, so I don't think glue will last long or really work out well IMO.
2108662
I have mine mounted on the wall. Easy install. There are instructions as to where to mount it with the item.