Can this installed over brick?
254662
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
254663
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
974687
No, it should be on if it is connected to a power supply. At least that is what mine does. Every so often, if the brick overheats, it won't work until it cools off. That may be what happened to yours.
1599839
With the existing hardware, no; you would need to purchase additional masonry anchors from your local hardware store along with masonry drill bits. Because repairing mistakes in brick and cement is difficult, careful and precise measurements are essential.
143281
I'm sure you could. The base is square so I don't think it would matter in which direction it is installed.
349742
No, you would need a masonry drill bit and plastic plugs with screws to attach it securely.
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.
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
2131524
You will need a masonry bit for your drill to drill into the bricks and then you can use the supplied plastic anchors along with the offsets to mount the numbers. They should look terrific mounted on a brick wall.
730886
It's is not designed for such an installation. However, you can drill hole and install it that way.
1188428
You can.. but i would used wall anchors to secure the screws once i had driven holes into the brick
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!
2065751
Yes you could. I purchased these but were unable to use them on my bricks. You must have a type of ledge or indention on the brick for the hook to fasten to. My bricks are flat and the mortar in between protruded out too far for the hook to hang onto.
1111257
Yes, you will need anchors suitable for brick but you should have no other problems.
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.
788249
No. I laid brick down and placed the shed on the brick. Worked great for me. This shed holds a lot.
1535679
IMO you would have to purchase masonry bolts and drill into brick. The arm extends a good distance and it is a heavy mount.
1677669
Yes. See my response to the same question where I provide power brick specfications.