I am going to be hanging this on a masonry wall. Will I need to get the appropriate molly bolts & Screws?
58658
Yes I would use molly, or tapcons " blue masonry screws"... it is a heavy unit.
58659
you are going to need redheads 1/4" the chimeny is nice I have it in my bedroom on the bottom with my tv on the top I made a special wall for it the heat is blown from the top and if you are going to hang it on a flat wall the chimeny won't be flushed you will have a 4" reset from the wall
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Yes you can. You need to have to drill holes & plastic insert with strong 1"1/2 screw. The heat came furor top of frame. Try to hang it low to distribute the heat. I bought two of them & using one. I can sell the other one. Let me know.
58661
I donot know directly. GET A PROFESSIONAL*** MY OWN KNOWLEDGE DRILL USE use a long molly and screw to go beyond the brick
1100335
The heaviest item hung on the hook is a lightweight robe. I would think more about what are you using in the wall for an anchor. I did not install mine, someone else did and do not know what type/size screw/bolt/anchor used. It is hung on drywall.
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To install these into a brick wall, you will need some sort of masonry anchor. I am not familiar with this product, so you may need a washer on the head of the screw (if the head of the screw can fall out of the hole, that's an indicator to use a washer). Type "B000XZBF8S" into the Amazon search box above, and you'll find the appropriate anchors to accomplish this, with the bit included. I'm guessing the original poster has already taken care of it, but hopefully this helps future buyers.
459926
I didn't use the screws with the set. I went to Home Depot and got some screw-in type wall anchors that came with their own screws.
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It is all steel so the heat should not be an issue. Mounting into the masonry may be interesting. The mounting system uses a tear drop around a screw head and is designed for, I think, a #8 screw.
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No, you would need a masonry drill bit and plastic plugs with screws to attach it securely.
1659526
I'd screw the thing into a stud. Second choice would be wall anchors (molly bolts).
156143
I don't know what size.....but this item comes with all the screws needed and also the anchors needed for masonry walls.
1741914
No screw holes. You have to drill to line up with your wall studs or use the Molly bolts.
1731778
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.
2085885
Yes. My grandpa was a master carpenter and I remember that he once mounted something on brick for us. I don't think he even had to find a stud, he just drilled holes into the brick, inserted those plastic reinforcement thingies, are those these "anchors" everyone keeps mentioning? Anyway, these provide a surface screws can bite into, and screwed whatever it was onto the wall that way! :-) You will most likely need a masonry bit for your drill to drill the holes. Sounds like you'll have a cool looking set-up when you are finished! Good luck! :-)
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Yes, mine had keyhole type brackets (like the ones on the back of power strips) that let you attach flush to the wall using screws. I don't remember whether or not screws and molly bolts were included, though.
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Probably too late to help you in particular, but...Just use plastic wall anchors and then screws to fasten to regular wall. Metal anchors if masonry wall. Increases the load the screws can hold
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I would suggest 3/4" to 1" drywall nails. If you're using the regular mount you'll need 8 screws. If using the stair banister kit, you'll only need 4.
79089
You can use the screw/hooks into a stud, these come with the rack. If installing to dry wall you will need toggle bolts not supplied.
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You will need to drill holes in the concrete (masonry bit). Then use concrete screws.
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It comes with screws and spacers, for mounting. I don't recall instructions for mounting to masonry, but don't see any reason why you couldn't use concrete/masonry screws and/or masonry anchors, in place of what they give you. I bought this for my craft room, but it's so sturdy - my husband wants some in the garage, so we'll be purchasing masonry screws/anchors to mount to concrete.