I would have to mount this in stucco. Is the one screw hole sufficient to mount it or would I need brackets also?
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With the right size and type of anchor it should be. Mine is attached to the under side of the eve in wood.
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No extra brackets necessary, the one hole works just fine to support the weight of the fan. You will probably need one of those lead anchors in the stucco to screw the bolt into to secure it properly. Works great though with the bracket it comes with.
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Hi, I wouldn't do it with the one screw hole. I mounted on a wall and wanted it face down so I used an L bracket upside down with 2 mounting holes and wall anchors and it was just fine. I would probably recommend a bracket for you too. The fan itself runs very smoothly so there isn't a lot of lateral movement generated, but I error on the side of extra safe. If you do go with one screw, make sure you attach the safety cord that comes with it.
2042673
One should work just use a good size screw and molly or if its stucco on block a tapcon.
75111
You will have to mount it flush on one wall but it must hit in a stud. Or it my not hold. The angle of the bracket will allow for it to be in the corner
505117
No. Depending on the mounting structure you will need anchors and screws. I mounted mine to a brick wall. I got plastic anchors and screws at home depot. I made a cardboard template of the back of the box and used the template to mark the place for the anchors in the wall. The box looks great and fits perfectly with our 1919 arts and crafts house.
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Can this be mounted to a tile/granite wall? Without screws? What would I use?
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It comes with plastic bracket and mounting screws that I used to mount this unit in the porch ceiling on a stucco surface. I hope this helps. By the way it works great, flawless operation.
637407
It has to be screwed into the wall. I screwed it into a door, but it cannot be hung without drilling holes
259472
You will need a mountng bracket kit. Which runs $15-25 & make sure it fits the size of this mailbox.
1271446
This can be either screw mounted or with tape. Used one way for my front door & the other for my garage door.
826486
Sure. You'll need a concrete anchor. Just swap the provided screws for the one you'll use to thread into the anchor.
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They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
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I had it install by a handyman I now. What he did was drill a hold into the stucco for the wires to go thru and also for the mounting screws. He push the wires thru along with the mtg screw. On the inside he mounting a bracket that would mount to the mounting screws and hold the light fixture in place. After that is was just a matter of hooking the wires. I hope that hleps.
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Yes, you will need a bracket that is used to hang phones over electrical boxes, or screws spaced properly.
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Should not be a problem. The unit is light and the mounting holes should be strong enough to hold it on a ceiling. You might want to put a metal washer between the screw/bolt head to ensure the head doesn't cause too much stress on the plastic.
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I would mount it as shown in the picture. The housing is only about 1" down from the ceiling. It mounts the same as any other ceiling fixture.
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It can be if you have everything need to keep it stable. It's only one piece, somewhat like a television, but be sure to connect the internet before mounting it. And make sure that it is stable and in a place that has good lighting. My step dad mounted mine. He's a contractor.
361998
You need to be able to screw the bracket into the wall and then yes I believe it would work
729448
As long as you have a solid substructure ie header,block wall etc you would be fine...predrill the stucco