Will this work on a brick garage?
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There is no reason that this wouldn't work on a brick garage, just caulk around the bracket if you live in a wet region. The instructions aren't great and a second person is helpful but not required. Our client loves his new bracket and hoop.
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It will work on almost any surface but brick poses a problem because of its texture. It would require a stiff brush (but not a wire brush). It would need a little longer to soak into the droppings before brushing and would have to be rinsed with either a hose or by splashing water on the affected area to assure rinsing in the texture of the brick. It may also require more than one application because of the texture. If the brick has a very deep texture, it may not work effectively because you may not be able to sufficiently scrub it with the brush. I purchase it by the gallon. If you have any doubts, purchase a smaller quantity to start with. Remember, however, it can also be used to clean up spills on upholstery and carpeting. I've used it on coffee, mustard and ketchup, among other things. It has a pleasant scent so the odor won't be a problem.
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It depends on the distance of the garage from the house. I'd say if the distance is 30 feet or so, it should work.
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IMO you would have to purchase masonry bolts and drill into brick. The arm extends a good distance and it is a heavy mount.
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I would say yes, as long as you're in hammer-drill mode and using proper masonry bits. I've drilled holes in my garage floors for mounting stud walls, as well as into brick with no issues. As long as it is not high-PSI concrete (like an airport runway or a specialty type of concrete), should not be a problem!
1058440
Yes,it will work on a garage. My husband and I are living in an addition built onto a camper and this works perfectly.
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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.
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As long as your garage has the locking bar that slide into the rails. Not sure of your set up, but I used the one i bought to lock my garage.
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Hi Rosemary,I will depend on the mounting surface, If you are mounting it to wood with nails or screws it should not be a problem. If it is to brick if you want the same result as wood you have to make sure the brick nails are as straight and as close to the brick surface as possible. I hope this helps, sorry for the delayed response.
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It could, however, this particular product is more for wood/metal/plastic applications.. You'd be better off using a masonry epoxy for brick or concrete projects.
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A friend has used this on outdoor dog runs - both concrete and dirt. I imagine it would work well on brick pavers, too.
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Probably but not for sure but I use it on my brick on front porch to hang stuff and it holds great hope this helps I absolutely love this item
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No and I won't recommend it for even 1 garage. Mine broke after 3 weeks and I can't get through to anyone at Chamberlain to help me with the 1 year warranty. It decided to stop working after 3 weeks and I had to call a locksmith on a Sunday.....extra charges for that you know.
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I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly, but I would suggest you purchase the product and do some measuring through the packaging, then if it doesn't work send it back. I'm just not sure how it would on brick.
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Also consider the length from the top step to the garage floor to verify that the ramp length is correct. If so, this ramp should work well.
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This heater works well with its fan blowing the heat, but how well for a garage will depend on how large your garage and it's placement, I would think. Good luck.
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It's not possible to answer not knowing how large the garage is. I have a standard two car garage and it works well for both cars. I would buy one and try it. It has worked real well for me.