Can the shade be mounted to brick wall?
150258
Yes, with the right attachments, it shouldn't be a problem. We attached ours to cement. Hope this helps. Sorry it took so long to answer...
150259
I would imagine with proper anchor mollies you could mount the shade to a brick or cement wall. I love the shades, this is our 2nd season and they look like new even through a tough winter outdoors.
150260
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.
150261
Not sure how you would do that. Call the company they may have special mounts. Excellent product.
150262
Yes, each side of the shade has the bracket that is held up by 2 screws. You can replace this screws with something that will go into brick wall.
150263
Yes. The brackets flat mount to surface above the window. As long as you use masonry anchors you should be fine.
640766
you can do not install the shade, but it doesn't look complete, not nice...it's better this way how you see a pk, but if you need something without shade, better look for something different.
1002675
Nice shade. Functions very well for us. It most certainly can be mounted to either a wall or ceiling.
2247429
Both the light and the solar panel can be mounted to brick or siding, but it only comes with hardware for the solar panel, not the light. You have to provide that yourself. Just be aware that the light doesn't stay on as long as advertised. I have two and neither one stays on longer than 3 hours and that is on the "8 hour" setting. Additionally, the light is no where as near as bright as advertised.
1154910
I suppose you can, my lamps where attached to a square brick pillars, but I did not did the installation myself.
915440
I suppose it is possible, though there is no obvious way to fasten a shade and most of its height is light so the shade would need to be bigger than the unit. The image of the light is accurate, it is not a decorative lamp at all, and it is rather short to function as a shaded lamp.
1866529
It does not appear the hardware provided would be appropriate for a brick wall. I am sure it can be done. The description for what it can be attached to does not mention brick.
361464
My shade brought two plastic brakets that can be secured to the wall. They secure the shade when fully extended.
778030
Yes it will attach to brick and yes the post need to be anchored to prevent the roof from being picked up from wind. The poles come with the bracket to anchor them with. Mine is attached to a wood deck.
1821073
Yes, it can be mounted to the wall. The back area has a plastic bracket with places for two screw heads to slip underneath them to hold it to the wall.
799680
It's been a few months since I installed it, but I believe it does come with instructions for brick/stone wall mounting. You might want to send an e-mail to the company to see for sure.
1522340
The mounting is tricky and you have to improvise if you aren't mounting it the way it was made. My husband is very good at making things work in places most people couldn't. My suggestion is to contact coolaroo and see if they have another way to mount the shade. The shade is great and worth the effort. It's the only shade that we have had that can stand lots of direct sunlight without falling apart, plus, it looks good. kathyPS Looks like others know the different ways to mount the shade.
1175323
The top of the side wall is attached to the frame via Velcro. So, as long as the shade is 10'x10' and it has vertical legs (not slanted), it should works.
1188428
You can.. but i would used wall anchors to secure the screws once i had driven holes into the brick
738704
The shade is attached so that you can mount with shade either pointing up or down. We have ours mounted pointing down. No problem.
1549077
No I don't believe so. I'd think it would look odd with the top rod being wider than the shade.
1591803
I think it would be difficult. As a casual homeowner, I've never had much success at mounting anything to a brick wall. And if you're talking about putting substantial weight on it, I don't see how it could hold. Perhaps some commercial type fastener would do it, but nothing that I'm aware of.