What size wall blocks is recommended for this ring?
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I didn't use wall blocks on mine. I used the flat rocks that are different size and shape, it worked out really well and looks good. the rocks are about 1 inch thick. I shaped and fitted the rocks and used mortar mix to hold them in place and set the ring down on top. we layered it high enough to raise the bottom of the ring about 2 inches off the ground.
1770898
I had a pile of special architectural bricks that I stacked in a pattern three courses high. I set the rim on top of that. It raised the fire pit a bit off the ground and also made it more visible to grandkids that were tricycling around the backyard.
1770899
We used the 11x4 in pavers for curving wall at Home Depot or Lowes. We needed for layers to get it level and high enough.
1770900
I used 4 inch in height landscape blocks set in a tight circle and they look good and work just fine.
2188783
Good question! These blocks are for my grandson, his mother (my daughter) is a doctor. This question should be forwarded to the company that makes the block set.
1109955
Franklin Brass D2498PC requires a hole 125mm wide x 135mm high. There are two fitting methods (a) using the provided backing plate or (b) face fixing to timber back/wall. We face fixed our unit. This is a very good product, looks good and really easy to install.
85419
No these are for a small block. You would need Series 4280 for this style and a large block. 4185 would also work (different style)
1893191
The basic block is 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 and 1 inch thick. All other blocks are proportional to that one.
528390
it fits the standard salt block size....(the only size I saw the salt block sold in)
191424
Ceramic rings will work. I bought another bag of the ones it comes with if I remember correctly and stuffed it to the top.
716968
The bracket is taller than both board sizes, I'd guess between 9 and 10 inches. It's important to have the bottom (where the arms are) of the bracket even with the top, since the bottom anchors the whole thing. So, if you were to choose a board instead of a wall, I would suggest a 2x12. Best option is still a wall.
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I think 1/8 " drill bit is big enough. Important is to spray paint the part to the wall AND the shower curtain rod with rustoleum. In about 1 yr the humidity will build up AND you will see drops.
1105530
I just drilled into the wall and put longer screws in. You would want to use the plastic expansion shields in the brick. Keep in mind the mortar joints are the easiest to drill (carbide tip bit).
1189633
The plastic base is larger than the standard rings. So far i have not gotten them to fit.
1546520
Use the hammer drill. Start with a bit one size smaller than what you need.
1062632
Any cabinet you can buy will most likely work because most board sizes are universal with the exception of board thickness. I built my own and I have about a 2 inch space between the edges of the board. Additionally most of the cabinets have doors that open which will add in the protection of your wall. Winmau also makes a ring for this board that adds wall protection without having a cabinet.
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There a several different sizes. My grandson took the entire box home so I can't measure them, but I took a look at another comment and they wrote this "....the average block size(in inches) in the package is about 6x3x3, youll get quite a few of this size. Other sizes are 8x4x2, 10x3x3, 6x6x2." and then there are a few tubes.
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Go to any hardware to get the parts just bring the old ring for size. Good luck
1212913
Any 2.2 normal rim should work... I prefer beadlocks. I got axial rocksters for mine and i love them. They work well
740900
You need one inch rings. Mid or high? It depends on you I have a round face and use the tall rings. I hope this help's you. Ron