i want to put this up on a brick wall on my terrace - how can i do this?
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you need to go to lowes or hd and tell them what you want to do. At the top of the piece is a place to put a screw but you need to get the hole in the brick to accept screw that is called either a molly screw or a shield...if you go to the hardware store you can explain it to the clerk but be sure to tell them it is going to hang in brick...I am sure they will give you the correct items that you need...I have mine hanging on the house and the house has stucco or cement ( I am not sure what the body has on it) but I went to Lowes hardware section and told them my story and they gave me the proper tools and it has been a while and a few storms and it has not moved...GOOD LUCK you need to go to lowes or hd and tell them what you want to do. At the top of the piece is a place to put a screw but you need to get the hole in the brick to accept screw that is called either a molly screw or a shield...if you go to the hardware store you can explain it to the clerk but be sure to tell them it is going to hang in brick...I am sure they will give you the correct items that you need...I have mine hanging on the house and the house has stucco or cement ( I am not sure what the body has on it) but I went to Lowes hardware section and told them my story and they gave me the... » Read More you need to go to lowes or hd and tell them what you want to do. At the top of the piece is a place to put a screw but you need to get the hole in the brick to accept screw that is called either a molly screw or a shield...if you go to the hardware store you can explain it to the clerk but be sure to tell them it is going to hang in brick...I am sure they will give you the correct items that you need...I have mine hanging on the house and the house has stucco or cement ( I am not sure what the body has on it) but I went to Lowes hardware section and told them my story and they gave me the proper tools and it has been a while and a few storms and it has not moved...GOOD LUCK « Show Less
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There are many fasteners available from hardware stores and even Walmart. The easiest is a plastic anchor and screw. You'll need a masonary bit and drill. Drill the hole. Insert the plastic anchor. Screw in the screw.
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My daughter used screws made for brick, and a drill. I love mine - I have had it on the brick wall for a long time.
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The bricks are raised and I love this pattern. I have it around my center counter--it is going around my wall under my cabinets. My Granddaughter used it to cover the whole wall where the stove and sink meets the kitchen door.I would highly recommend this. I also bought the glue for it at Lowe's and it was so easy to use. Use a painting pan put some glue into it and use a paint brush to apply the glue to the wall. So very easy to do. Good Luck.
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Depends on the width of the stairwell and how high up on the wall it is. Can you post a picture where you want to put it?
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it depends on what kind of wall your attaching to: brick masonry, vinyl siding, cinder block, etc. The expansion bolts supplied would work best with brick masonry. Vinyl siding will probably require some sort of wood framing to span wall studs and allow for adjustment of the AC base mounting pattern using lag bolts. Hardware stores have a masonry screw that would be good for both brick and cinder block. Good luck.
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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.
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I would suggest putting it to the side if you are using a granite or other stone like material. You might be able to with formica but it will be very close to the wall.
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Tack it to the wall. If you go to Carl's website there's a great diagram that explains it. Very easy and looks great, no wrinkles.
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You can if you want to but the bricks are really light weight so they may not stay up. Also there is nothing to anchor the second row in place. If you need a higher barrier, I would suggest putting something heavier, maybe like real brick on top of the plastic ones although I have not tried it so I don't know how that will work out.
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Just put a tack or nail on the wall. Or use double sided tape. Very easy to hang.
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I am pretty sure you couldMount it to brick. The negative thing about this product is it has no weights at the bottom & if there is even the slightest breeze it moves all over the place. So we never use ours. It just stays rolled up all the time.
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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.
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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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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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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
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Do a search for "removable wallpaper". I installed this Tuscan Brick stuff on a cubicle wall using staples, and although it looks pretty good there are still a lot of places where it doesn't lie flat against the wall. Also, if there is any humidity near the wallpaper (such as a boiling pot of pasta) it may activate the glue and then you'll be in trouble ;-)Another way to go about this is to put up (temporary) paneling, and wallpaper over it.You might want to try Etsy for removable wallpaper if you don't find what you like on Amazon (sorry Amazon).Good luck! :-)
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Not sure why you are covering brick but yes you can install it over any surface just make sure that you put the recommended amount of screws per panel covering brick each screw needs to be predrilledYes you can but lots of predrilling
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There are fasteners that for brick walls. They are designed to be put in the morter, not the bricks. I've hung many things in the past and have had no problems.