Can the shade be mounted to brick wall?
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Yes, with the right attachments, it shouldn't be a problem. We attached ours to cement. Hope this helps. Sorry it took so long to answer...
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I would imagine with proper anchor mollies you could mount the shade to a brick or cement wall. I love the shades, this is our 2nd season and they look like new even through a tough winter outdoors.
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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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Not sure how you would do that. Call the company they may have special mounts. Excellent product.
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.
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Yes. The brackets flat mount to surface above the window. As long as you use masonry anchors you should be fine.
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You could mount to a tree trunk, but be certain it receives sufficient SUN* Also, it comes w/ only a top hook, so secure the bottom also so it won't tilt sideways. *http://www.batmanagement.com/Batcentral/boxinstall/install1.html
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Yes.There is a keyhole opening on the rear surface of the base, which would enable wall mounting.
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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
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yes you can, I did to my brick chimney. I had to get different screws to anchor it though.
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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.
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the shade is operated by a plastic roller chain. You need to to attach the bottom hub of the roller chain to the wall. It funtions well and the side the roller chain is on is reversable
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No..the glass lampshade is not attached to the frame. You can only mount it as shown
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Yes, but need a little modification. You have to screw in this shade permanently.
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The answer is no. I have mine hanging on a wall and the exterior is brick. You may have to play with it to see where it works best.
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Yes, this can be mounted onto brick, however, I don't think the finish would survive being out in the elements. I purchased it for interior hanging in my living room.
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Yes the shade roller/holder ends can swivel to be mounted on a ceiling or wall.
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The shade cannot be removed but I imagine you can paint or glue fabric to it.
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You would have to add blocking (pieces of wood) to allow the brackets to be mounted. If there is no frame above or to the sides, you would have to create vertical supports by burying a pressure treated 4x4 that's at least 6 feet high (portion above ground level) or higher if you want the bottom of the shade to stop a few feet above floor level. You don't want to leave the ends of the shade unsecured as any wind will blow the shade around and bang it into anything nearby. If adding wood blocking or free-standing 4x4s won't work, the next option would be to create fabricated metal brackets. It would not be terribly expensive (probably $80 or so, a guess) to have a metal shop or welding shop fabricate a fairly simple bracket with a 90-degree bend and 4 holes. You would have to prime and paint the bracket to prevent rust and you'd have to provide the shop with accurate drawings with dimensions that will make the brackets work for your situation. If the dimensions on the drawings are wrong, the brackets won't work for you. Back to not leaving the shade hang-free... these shades come with small bungees that hook on plastic brackets... you really need to have a place to mount the small brackets (2 screws each, 1 bracket for each side of the shade). The shade extends 6 feet so the brackets will be something like 6'-6" from the shade roller itself if there's nothing there to attach the hold-down brackets to, you'll need to figure out a solution for that also.
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Really designed for outdoor use, and the shade is rather large diameter for bedroom wall mounting. You would also need to modify the wire leads to connect to an outlet; they are designed to connect via wire nuts to existing house wiring.
446334
the shade is operated by a plastic roller chain. You need to to attach the bottom hub of the roller chain to the wall.It funtions well and the side the roller chain is on is reversable
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To be honest with you, I don't think I would. It does have some metal objects that may rust and then shorten the life of the shade. I installed mine outside of course but the mount is under the patio overhang to protect it from direct sunlight and water. I'm not an expert this is just my opinion.