Can I mount this to wood shingles? I can't see how it mounts
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Yes. In includes two (2) mounting brackets. We installed this on sheet metal siding. The brackets mount on the surface and the box then hangs on the brackets. Holes on the inside of the mail box allow for additional screws to be added once the box is mounted. We started by first mounting wood to the sheet metal. Mainly to make it level the attached the brackets. Finally we hung the box on the brackets and added additional screws. It is not coming off for sure. Very durable and mail cannot easily be stolen. Keys are coded so if you lose them you can order more. Well outgoing could.
1056267
Yes. In includes two (2) mounting brackets. We installed this on sheet metal siding. The brackets mount on the surface and the box then hangs on the brackets. Holes on the inside of the mail box allow for additional screws to be added once the box is mounted. We started by first mounting wood to the sheet metal. Mainly to make it level the attached the brackets. Finally we hung the box on the brackets and added additional screws. It is not coming off for sure. Very durable and mail cannot easily be stolen. Keys are coded so if you lose them you can order more. Well outgoing could. Yes. In includes two (2) mounting brackets. We installed this on sheet metal siding. The brackets mount on the surface and the box then hangs on the brackets. Holes on the inside of the mail box allow for additional screws to be added once the box is mounted. We started by first mounting wood to the sheet metal. Mainly to make it level the attached the brackets. Finally we hung the box on the brackets and added additional screws. It is not coming off for sure. Very durable and mail cannot easily be stolen. Keys are coded so if you lose them you can order more. Well outgoing could.
1056268
There are holes in the back and at the bottom of the mailbox. We have it mounted to a post with screws through the back. If there is solid wood behind your shingles, you should be able to attach the mailbox to the wall.
1056269
You may need a shim on shingles, but I have mine on a picket fence, and am very hppy with this well made product.
405477
Not sure about shingles. I used it on my camp trailer and it seemed to do the job...no leaks now. If you've isolated the leaking area, and layed it on pretty thick, it might work. Roof leaks are hard to pinpoint. But, for the price, it'd be worth a shot.
829264
Not very likely. I think that it will only mount well to flat, clean surfaces like a piece of plywood that you drill into your asphalt shingles.
558666
I used them to mount solar panels to the roof of an RV.With regard to a shingled roof, I would ask the manufacturer what is the mounting system.Jim
946667
I'm sure you could mount it somehow, but as far as I remember, it didn't come with anything saying how or if it could be mounted to a wall. You could probably call the company and ask them directly.
1346763
The brackets would work if you streighten one side out and mount them to the side of the panel. Instead of the bracket looking like a ( Z ) it would look like a ( L ) Use the long slot to screw to the panel and the two holes mount to the roof. theese brackets are soft metal and can be bent easy and now you will have some adjustment to alow for the curveature.
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Irene, I did not see any mounting holes to stem mount the one I installed. Depending on how you want to try and stem mount this I'm not real sure it's strong enough to support itself. The metal is fairly thin and twists very easily. There would probably be room to put a thin piece of wood inside to strengthen it if your handy. Another option may be to consider chain mounting it if that works for you. Feel free to email me if you want pictures of what mine looks like close up or if you have more specific questions. jay.spooky2@gmail.com. Dimoe
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The fan opening required is only 13" in diameter. The 14.25 inches that you have now is No Problem. Make sure that the 13 inch opening is centered between your beams. The fan will then be set over the 13 inch hole on top of your roof deck. Then your shingles will be installed over and around your fan flashing. READ the furnished manufacturer instructions shipped with the product. Good Luck
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Here is a link to the one I used. I didn't mount it on the roof, but it says you can:Lifetime 9594 Universal Mounting KitScott
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I just lay it on my asphalt shingle roof and use to angle brackets mounted to the sides of the panel and then screw it to the roof,
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I have no clue! I couldn't figure out how to mount it, so I just used double sided tape.
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I am not sure. I don't know much about mounting. I only wanted to sit it on top of a table.
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Yes, all lag bolts must go into stud, the unit is heavy. For my 10X8 I used 4 large lag bolts into studs. The hardest part is finding the studs on the outside wall. You probably will have to remove shingles first. Once you've done that, chances are that the studs will not line up with the holes in awning, so attach a 2X6 board to the house using the studs. The 2X6 should be around the length of the awning. Then attach awning into 2X6 with lag bolts. I pre-drilled all my holes and put some soap on the lag bolts to make it a little easier to ratchet them in. I installed mine last May and it really works well. I left it attached for the winter and doesn't appear to have any issues. Hope this helps.
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You will have to drill through the shingles. We used some roof cement to seal off the holes.
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Yes you can mount this to your bench top. But I have to inform you of the extreme vibration when cutting. I placed mine in the corner and never use it as I wouldn't sell it to another wood worker.
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no, this mount would work well for that application as well with the right type of hardware (bolts etc.) I used it in a wood beam application on a covered deck and it is awesome, put up in 5 minutes
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It looks like you can, BUT I WOULD NOT recommend it. It has grommets there for mounting. Or you could use stick on Velcro.