I am going to be hanging this on a masonry wall. Will I need to get the appropriate molly bolts &amp; Screws?
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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
373436
will have to use molly bolts regardless of spaced studs. it is a good mount.
2245124
I just happened to have a stud where I wanted to place it, but if you don't have a stud, you should use anchors of some type. Depending on how much weight you are going to put on the shelf, plastic expanders should work well, but molly bolts would be the most sturdy. It will leave a hole so be prepared to fix it if or when you remove the shelf.
1807630
I agree with the previous answers...you will need some hooks for your tools/equipment. I bought different sizes of hooks both online and at home depot. It comes with 6 long screws to put them on the wall (very easy to install). This is a great product and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to purchase it.
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Get 1/2" masonry bit. Drill holes, be sure to blow debris out of hole, drop in 1/2" masonry anchors, put nut on bolt, drive bolt into hole until a little more than the nut is sticking out, tighten it up snug, (if you don't get it tight enough, bolt might fall down into hole when you take the nut back off, and then you will need a strong magnet to get it back out) unscrew the nut from the anchor, put strong tie over exposed anchor bolts then tighten down the nuts.
1350429
Did you see my previous response to another? re: probably not with the provided heavy metal brackets. Just drill a couple of holes and attach a picture wire; or, just hang it by an edge on a molly.
1591805
Yes, you definitely can if you use proper mounting hardware, which you would need to purchase separately. Just make sure it is masonry specific, and rated to hold the weight of the rail and whatever you will be hanging from it.
518136
We had to use Molly bolts to secure it to wall but the length of screws worked fine. You can always go to your local hardware store and purchase longer screws/same diameter for $ little cost. Then it should work. Ours has held fast with no problems and we move it for use several times a day!
249346
The answer to this question totally depends on what kind of wall you're securing it to. My walls are pretty thick and a 1/2 or 1 inch screw will do just fine securing something heavy, but if you have flimsy drywall, you'll need longer screws and anchors.
1573826
Mine came with screws. My husband mounted it to the wall. Maybe you should return it to get proper hardware. Once mounted, you are going to love it!
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.
1385871
You need a screwdriver and pliers or crescent wrench to assemble unit. Attaching to TV is pretty simple with a screwdriver. Attaching to wall depends on what material wall is: probably some kind of drill, wrench or small socket to screw bolts into wall studs. Masonry wall requires electric drill and proper size bit.
1912613
It comes with screws and mounts through holes, flat to the wall. I used mollys and my own, longer screws.
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.
325291
Might need wall anchors if you don't have a stud to hang it on. Otherwise the screws come with it.
684515
I used 2" #8 pan head wood screws in the wall studs for the top hanging rail to carry most of the weight and the included screws for the standards. I don't trust wall anchors to support the amount of weight that will be loaded on the system. I don't remember the size of the included screws.
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You will have to use the appropriate brick wall type anchor which may be plastic or metal-based. I would recommend a screw/anchor combination about 1.5 inches in length to get the proper grip. here is a link to an article that may help: http://www.ehow.com/how_5817520_drill-anchors-brick-wall.html