Can this be easily hung between two brick walls?
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You could run this between brick walls by using masonry screw anchors instead of the drywall anchors provided with the kit. You will also need appropriately sized masonry drill bits, and you'll need to make sure that the head of whatever screw you're using is roughly the same size as the ones provided in the kit, since they have to hold the threaded part of the wall mount without interfering with the turnbuckle. Someone at your local hardware store can help. Finally, check to see that the electrical box you'll be using to mount the transformer is close enough to the place where you want to run the cables. Moving an electrical box in masonry is an expensive and complicated gesture. You could run this between brick walls by using masonry screw anchors instead of the drywall anchors provided with the kit. You will also need appropriately sized masonry drill bits, and you'll need to make sure that the head of whatever screw you're using is roughly the same size as the ones provided in the kit, since they have to hold the threaded part of the wall mount without interfering with the turnbuckle. Someone at your local hardware store can help. Finally, check to see that the electrical box you'll be using to mount the transformer is close enough to the place where you want to... » Read More You could run this between brick walls by using masonry screw anchors instead of the drywall anchors provided with the kit. You will also need appropriately sized masonry drill bits, and you'll need to make sure that the head of whatever screw you're using is roughly the same size as the ones provided in the kit, since they have to hold the threaded part of the wall mount without interfering with the turnbuckle. Someone at your local hardware store can help. Finally, check to see that the electrical box you'll be using to mount the transformer is close enough to the place where you want to run the cables. Moving an electrical box in masonry is an expensive and complicated gesture. « Show Less
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Yes. It is very easy. You will need a home drill. Also be aware of the level between the cables for a proper instalation.
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depends upon your definition of easy...You'll need to drill deep enough to give it solid anchorage, ideally deep enough to hit some wood, etc if its available. Expansion type anchors will pull out for sure over time. The kit does not come with a type of anchor that would work for this type application. You could use an expanding hollow wall anchor if you can get behind the brick, just realize that your pulling directly on the brick. Meaning if your near the top of a wall/opening it could possibly crack the mortar/pull the brick out. Realize that you have to apply a fair amount of tension to the cable to get it to work correctly. Really need more specifics about your existing wall... if you'd like, email me at stephen@slaneydesigns.com with a pic of your wall situation. Hope this helps...
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Sure. You'll need a concrete anchor. Just swap the provided screws for the one you'll use to thread into the anchor.
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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.
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should work fine...as long as the wall brick has a baked-in color and not a painted surface.
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Yes you can. I bought one and it came with a wall bracket and 2 pegs to place in the top to add another above.
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It can be hung on a wall. But the two stands at the bottom will leave it bulging away from the wall.
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I am sure you can hang it both ways. Whether it works efficiently vertical might be a different story......
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We bought two and made a rectangle so we didn't have to mount it. If you only buy one and want it secured you would have to make holes. We didn't want to which is why we put two together. It's sturdy enough.
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I'm sure you could, if you have a little handy-man experience. Now you have me thinking about doing something like that.The plastic is heavy enough to handle screwing maybe a bracket from one side to the other side. All the work would be done on the inside which is easy since the whole top comes off. Don't forget to leave enough room for a brick on the bottom to weigh the hydraunt down.
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You can.. but i would used wall anchors to secure the screws once i had driven holes into the brick
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Yes, you will need anchors suitable for brick but you should have no other problems.
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Very easy. Like hanging a large picture frame. Depending on the surface you may need wall anchors. But they're the small ones.
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I guess it depends on your wall material, but I used two small nails. It's tricky to get it straight to hang straight though.
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Yes. There are two slots in the back of the unit for you to hang on the wall with two screws. Hope this helps!
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You probably could do that, but it would have to be secured on both ends - it won't stand up by itself in a straight line
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The two pieces at the bottom really prevent it from being hung on a wall. However, if your hanging piece extends about 5 inches from the wall you may be able to hang the stand
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Ok so theoretically you can mount this on a brick wall, you will need to use different screws as the ones supplied are for wooden studs. I myself have mine mounted on a stud less wall and had to use anchors to hold. I would buy the bracket and consult Lowes or Home Depot about how best to secure it into brick.
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Only if it was anchored to the wall. It is a little flimsy. It is probably not wide enough either.