Can this be mounted on cultered stone?
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Yes as long as you use tapcon screws that will go through concrete or stone. They provide 3" screws for a wood application. The brackets are heavy duty. I had to redrill the holes to fit my particular configuation but they hold nicely.
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Yes but there are some problems that may arise. One cultured stone has an uneven surface and the brackets need to need to be mounted on an even surface. Two cultured stone is man made stone so its made of cement. This means a drill made for cement must be used to drill the little holes for the screws must be used. There are definitely some questions as to whether this application will work in your case. If you have the ability to order the box and return it if the box wont mount smoothly on the wall. Sounds like if it works it will look really great though so good luck. Steve S Professional handyman Yes but there are some problems that may arise. One cultured stone has an uneven surface and the brackets need to need to be mounted on an even surface. Two cultured stone is man made stone so its made of cement. This means a drill made for cement must be used to drill the little holes for the screws must be used. There are definitely some questions as to whether this application will work in your case. If you have the ability to order the box and return it if the box wont mount smoothly on the wall. Sounds like if it works it will look really great though so good luck. Steve S Professional... » Read More Yes but there are some problems that may arise. One cultured stone has an uneven surface and the brackets need to need to be mounted on an even surface. Two cultured stone is man made stone so its made of cement. This means a drill made for cement must be used to drill the little holes for the screws must be used. There are definitely some questions as to whether this application will work in your case. If you have the ability to order the box and return it if the box wont mount smoothly on the wall. Sounds like if it works it will look really great though so good luck. Steve S Professional handyman « Show Less
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Yes. I have it mounted on tiles. You will need a glass & tile drill bit to make a hole in the tile. to secure the screws.
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No designed to able to be installed on top of Quartz or any other material. It is designed to be installed like a piece of tile using thin set or epoxy into prepped hole.
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I suppose you could but it would be a lot of work. Each course needs to be screwed in so unless you are using some sort of self tapping masonry screw ( would have to be a flat head even if they exist) you would have to drill and place a BUNCH of anchors. If you still want to put it up, a better idea might be to put up some 1x4s and then screw the "stone" on to that. Another piece of advice...they say you can use a hacksaw to cut it to size ( you can, it's a dense foam) but that is time consuming, a radial saw and bandsaw work wonders
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It can be, if mounted properly. This product works really well. I have been very pleased.
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You would have to provide your own anchors and screws that can fit through the holes on the mount. Use a mason bit slightly smaller than the anchor to mount it.
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It might be big enough to do that, however, mine was installed on granite without the base plate. I would suggest you call Pfister and see if they can tell you the measurements.
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FYI, the other people who have answered are correct - you'll want to cut a board and use it to mount. It mounts very easily from that point and you will be happy with the result!
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You could put castors on but the piece is very heavy so would be hard to move. Took two people to put granite top on.
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you can mount it to concrete. You'll need a concrete bit to drill a hole in the crete, then use a large screw, washer, and sink to secure it.
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I have used it on the Ravelli dolly so I don't see why it should not be possible to use it on the Pearstone.
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Yes you can but beware that they are not as thick as the ones our fathers/grandfather's use to have. I place mine slightly elevated then after it's perked I keep it on a near by hot rock.
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Since the bottom is fairly flat, I assume you could mount it that way. It would be a very large version of the typical vessel sink, though.
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Yes, we had one installed on our island with a granite counter top. Threaded area is long enough to mount on approx. 1 1/2" thick countertop.
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the seller has listed a mounting kit specifically for mounting onto masonry and concrete. It is available through their website now. I t may be available on amazon too
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Yes. I don't see any reason you couldn't. Mounting it will be the hardest part.
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as long as it is a smooth brick. You will have to get different mounting hardware either 3 Tapcon screws or 3 masonry anchors and bolts.