Hi, I know you've said the bracket should be mounted to studs, but can it be mounted onto a brick wall? Thanks.
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Dear Greg,You can certainly mounted onto a brick wall, in fact, I have one mounted to roof studs and another which is my favored mounted onto one of the garage brick wall. The later is firm solid and strong.
1519843
Dear Greg, You can certainly mounted onto a brick wall, in fact, I have one mounted to roof studs and another which is my favored mounted onto one of the garage brick wall. The later is firm solid and strong.
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I suppose it can be as long as the brick wall can support the brackets and your body weight. Remember your weight is now distributed perpendicular to the pull up bar but it still should work if the brick wall doesn't buckle not only at the screw insert site but also along the length of the brackets, if that makes sense. The screws are fairly large so a good drill will be needed along with some elbow grease to finish the job. Good luck
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It would probably be best if you did mount it on the stud. It's pretty heavy all by itself, and we have heavy components on it, so that's what we did. If you don't I'd suggest anchors for sure.
822214
maybe - you would have to install blocks of wood to the wall behind the railing so the bracket can be installed to it.
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I installed it to a stud in the wall,. The screws that came with it are really long. It works just fine for me. Hopefully that helps!
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We hung ours on the wall as pictured, do not think it can be hing any other way and be used. My husband put anchors in the wall to be sure it was secure and he wouldn't need to find the studs in our plastered walls, there are also cement anchors available.
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.
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Well there is not any specs for it being mounted on a wall but I actually was going to so this until I decided to go another route. If I was going to do it I would use some liquid nails and depending on what material you are putting it on like brick, or stucco, I would just use a couple pieces of metal and use the liquid nails on the back of the metal to glue it on the wall and then use the liquid nails for the trellis to the metal and it would be fine for many years because it is so light that is really all you need and plus there would be no drilling. Very simple good luck!
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I wouldn't install it on metal studs as is. I am in construction, and I would recommend cutting out the drywall out between the two studs you are planning on installing the tv mount at, and screwing 2x6 wood blocking between the metal studs, then mount the bracket on the wood blocking. Just make sure the cut is an even patch that hopefully won't show after the bracket is installed in case you can't tape the edges and repaint the wall.
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I have mine mounted to a stud and it works perfectly. I do think it can be mounted to drywall and the mount comes with drywall anchors. So in theory I do think the mount itself will mount to drywall, but there's no guarantee the drywall will support the weight of your TV. I would use a stud if possible so you don't have a broken tv laying on the ground one day.
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You could mount it to a wall with brackets (not included) but you dont need too. It is very sturdy.
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Dear German, This mount needs to be attached to wood studs, brick, or concrete. It is not meant for a mounting application directly into drywall. Thank you, Value Max
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I attached the rack directly to a brick wall. Hope that answers your question.
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Mounted mine on the exterior brick wall of the house using the bracket provided. Didn't use the u-bolts for pole mount.
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Sort of. Out of box the setup is for a masonry mount. I see no reason it could not be used into studs with different hardware but you would really need to know what you are doing as this is fairly heavy unit with not a very broad attachment plate so could put a lot of stress on the screws
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i mounted ours on a wall inside the garage and it was super easy to install. I think this would work on brick, but that the installation might be trickier. you would have to drill holes into the brick and mount it using anchors.
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It is designed to be installed post construction. So you would not mount it to a stud. It gets mounted to dry wall. There is an anchor in each corner that holds it in place to the drywall. There is actually no holes on the recess box to mount it to a stud.
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It is not designed to be wall mounted. Depending on how much effort you wanted to put into it, it could be sit on a small wall mounted shelf, if you want to put that much effort into it.