My mailbox is made of bricks. Will these adhere to brick?
1823622
These have a very aggressive adhesive and will adhere to uneven surfaces. They need to be non porous like plastic or steel. They will adhere to bricks but not advisable.
1823623
No. It's a decal so that wouldn't adhere to bricks or any other surface that uneven.
1823624
I'd ask the vendor that question because there really aren't many thin sticker type products that will "stick" to brick - expecially given the seams of mortar and uneven surface that it needs to adhere to. I highly doubt this product will stick to brick.
726125
I wouldn't risk the finish. I used them on cardboard boxes. The backing is like that of address labels.
879374
I am at work, so can't give inside dimensions of mailbox. You could place an average brick inside the mailbox, if that helps.
2118695
The holes in the brick would have to accommodate the rectangular shape of the brackets on the planter but if you can get the holes to that shape I think it might work.
285626
I have had the decals on my mailbox (heavy plastic) for at least a year. I think if you follow the instructions for applying the decals- the will work. They have adhered very well to my mailbox.
424848
I think this will stick to anything. Something as rough as brick should be no issue. Just don't expect for it to ever come off.
362398
yes this will definitely stick. I like it, but had a little time matching up the bricks. I've covered my living room wall. I just have a little area to do.It's nice but will not purchase again, alil too time consuming. Will stick to adhesive decals much better and easier.
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.
903965
It should just make sure you follow the directions.. the brick should be ok.. concrete I would not be absolutely sure..I taped mine with duct tape to the face of the box. And made sure the antenna had breathing room to the LOS to the home.. Had some crooks stealing mail in area.. and I noticed 2AM the light came on.. we had nothing in the box but they tried with Valentines day near.
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.
463160
I haven't tried adhering it to a rough surface like brick. In my experience, it does not adhere well at all to smooth surfaces, especially if they are prone to developing any moisture. However, the brick surface may hold it in place. You really have to "pack" the caulking in tight to make it stick.
1599840
it should bc the screws are pretty long. i am not sure what is needed to mount items to brick.
1392563
To be honest I have never tried it. I can say I do not see why they would not as they are very adhesive to boxes... If they don't, I would be shocked.
2071694
I did not use them as bricks but as cupcakes toppers. They are great lego brick and I am sureif you wwanted to stack them you could but there would be a small gab if you do not make them even. Hope this helps
236707
Hey Jack, When I bought my letters, I also bought their epoxy adhesive. I was using mine on a metal mailbox and they have held fine for over a year. I'm sure any epoxy adhesive would work fine. (JB Weld or something like that.). There are no holes for screws or pins on the back or anything like that. Hope that helps.
2201630
I have used other clips to put lights around my front door at Christmas and they stuck on brick....haven't tried these on marble
2034183
I'm pretty sure they will, as long as you don't keep taking them off. They're pretty sticky. Also make sure you get the chalk pens to use on them instead of regular chalk. :)