Install on a brick wall? Could this be installed on a brick wall?
2085883
Thank You for question. We've been reading all the notes on mounting this Pot Rack while waiting for ours to arrive. I noticed in the RangeKleen website video how those holes were so close to the ends. We have solid wood walls in this "Old Florida" small cottage (not plaster over wood, but hardwood tongue&groove floor to ceiling in all 5 rooms). So, when drilling the holes I'll aim at an angle downward from above, like a nail for hanging a picture. This way, the screw heads will be accessible all the way in. Downward forces will then help maintain good leverage, pulling it tight to the wall all the more. Also, whenever we drill or nail anything in these walls, plaster or brick, we always, ALWAYS start out by first drilling tiny pin-pilot holes first; and follow with successively larger drillbits. This assures the best accuracy, allows for adjustments along the way, and easily minimizes any collateral damage. ANOTHER SOLUTION IDEA is to mount 4 or more wide flat hooks on the wall first, and then just drop the rack onto the hooks . . .
2085884
To install these into a brick wall, you will need some sort of masonry anchor. I am not familiar with this product, so you may need a washer on the head of the screw (if the head of the screw can fall out of the hole, that's an indicator to use a washer). Type "B000XZBF8S" into the Amazon search box above, and you'll find the appropriate anchors to accomplish this, with the bit included. I'm guessing the original poster has already taken care of it, but hopefully this helps future buyers.
2085885
Yes. My grandpa was a master carpenter and I remember that he once mounted something on brick for us. I don't think he even had to find a stud, he just drilled holes into the brick, inserted those plastic reinforcement thingies, are those these "anchors" everyone keeps mentioning? Anyway, these provide a surface screws can bite into, and screwed whatever it was onto the wall that way! :-) You will most likely need a masonry bit for your drill to drill the holes. Sounds like you'll have a cool looking set-up when you are finished! Good luck! :-)
1886440
I believe you can, I would make sure to get proper screws and anchors for brick work.
1341060
Yes, just drill with a masonry bit and use an anchor. You can also consider glue. Also consider alternate places to mount it.
1836319
Yes. But the unit would not be flush with the wall. Rather it would sit on a mounting bracket (included) and be perpendicular to the wall.
1128362
I would not apply it to a brick surface. Think of it is on vinyl sticker, it will stick best to flat surfaces. It did attach to my textured wall, but that is the extent of range I would rate this product.
1266030
It is not designed to be mounted on a wall. You could put up a shelf for it, though.
1218613
It is not designed to mount on a wall. However, you could using some "U" shaped brackets mount it but it would not look professional.
769807
We installed ours on a brick wall and have not had any issues. It has been at least 2 years.
2233835
You should be able to install it on the wall. you probably have to snake the wire behind the sheetrock.
708276
I think you can but not with the screws and the wood holder that it comes with . You might need to go to Lowes or HD to get special brick screws and holder
2134912
Garage maybe, brick wall no it would snag on it. I built a frame out of 2" PVC for our school & then screwed in the hooks that came with it. It works great we can put it anywhere no limitations.
815834
Yes, you can mount to brick. It mounts vertically on the wall. Use a masonry bit and plastic inserts for screws.
1341063
I attached mine to brick. I drilled holes in the brick and put in plastic anchors in the brick and then screwed the back plate to them. It is a neat instillation looking great.
266977
Just installed this about a month ago. I do not see any reason that it cannot be mounted on a wall. Camera is angle able as needed.
593567
There doesn't seem to be any way to mount on a wall. It could probably be placed on a wall shelf since it is not heavy.
408775
No, this unit is not meant to be mounted on a wall. There are no mounting points and I'm sure that trying to mount it on a wall would void the manufacturers warranty and pose a safety risk.
185750
I wouldn't. Would require modifying the base severely to make it work. If I wanted to have it wall mounted, I'd buy one made for that use.