I would like to mount this to a brick wall, with the anchors to be put into the mortar only. Will the holes in the frame line up with mortar lines.
1013511
No... You should never mount into mortar as it can eventually crumble and your TV can fall.
1013512
You would have to put the correct anchors in the holes after you drilled them, the type that expands so it pulls against the bricks. Without the knowledge of your mortar lines or brick sizes, we can't assume the holes will line up with your mortar lines. Holes are spaced evenly, about 1" from each other horizontally. Vertically, the mounting holes are approximately 6 3/4".
1341060
Yes, just drill with a masonry bit and use an anchor. You can also consider glue. Also consider alternate places to mount it.
433070
You would have to have like a special drill and screw/hook. I suppose it would be possible. As long as there's a way to screw into the brick. When I purchased it it didn't come with any hardware (the thigs that go in the wall) so I had to go to the hardware store and find something that fit and would work. That being said in sure you could do the same and get four eye hooks (I got ceiling hooks) that can handle brick.
1059383
Probably too late to help you in particular, but...Just use plastic wall anchors and then screws to fasten to regular wall. Metal anchors if masonry wall. Increases the load the screws can hold
106590
You can get long screws from a hardware store and install anchors in the stone and mortar. I would recommend placing a flat mortar base on the surface (the size of the plaque) and mount the plaque on the flat surface after the base has hardened.
769808
I moounted this on a block wall. The included anchors i believe should be fine for brick. Obviously proper drilling tecnique and not over tightening is imperative. It should attach fine.
2184671
Just need a drill to make holes in the wall for the anchor mounts (I suppose you could twist / push a large phillips head screwdriver through a sheet rock wall if you were careful, but make sure it's not larger than the anchors), and a screwdriver to screw the screws in. Might want to put a level up too so it's not mounted crooked when you're done.FYI mine did not align with studs, so I used those special expanding sheet rock wall anchors
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.
2018869
Hi Candice,Yes, the included hardware (e.g. nuts, bolts, screws) is ample for mounting on bricks. You'll just need the correct size drill-bits to make sure not to drill too big holes (or too small). Cheers!Karl
2131522
I think you would need a special drill bit. I actually mounted mine to the frame of my exterior door (which is wood) where the previous house numbers were placed, so I didn't have to deal with the issue of mounting to brick. Sorry this isn't very helpful!
427049
I have mine on stucco and it works GREAT. I don't see why they couldn't be flush mounted into brick BUT that depends on if you're retrofitting/adding a new box where there wasn't one or if you're just trying to replace an old box. I added a new box so i had to cut out stucco. Unless you have very specific equipment to do that in brick i wouldn't recommend it.
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.
975983
It comes with screws and spacers, for mounting. I don't recall instructions for mounting to masonry, but don't see any reason why you couldn't use concrete/masonry screws and/or masonry anchors, in place of what they give you. I bought this for my craft room, but it's so sturdy - my husband wants some in the garage, so we'll be purchasing masonry screws/anchors to mount to concrete.
1188428
You can.. but i would used wall anchors to secure the screws once i had driven holes into the brick
187415
I used the mounting system so that I could slide and position them exactly where I wanted. But if you put anchors in the wall, you can mount them to the block.
200225
Yes but it will look goofy if you don't add custom trim to make the part that is supposed to be in wall look like the rest. Also you need some really good anchors or center over a stud. I wouldn't as it would stick out of the wall quite a bit, 6-7" or so
198045
Your question/ design doesn't give me a good visual. I bought "feet" to get the grids to stand up. You could lean or hang from a wall. Would the bricks be placed on the floor to help them stand up against a wall. Sorry hope that helps