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Thread: Dynabolting to Brickwall
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7th April 2008, 11:40 PM #1
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Dynabolting to Brickwall
Hi everyone I'm looking for some assistance in the best way to hang a dryer on an internal brick wall in an apartment building.
I'm going to fix a wooden board to the wall then screw the bracket to the board.
Originally I was going to fix the board with 3 dynabolts to the wall but after looking over another post on this forum it mentioned that dyna bolts into hollow or extruded bricks may over time brake off or crack brick work.
I'm assumin being in an apartment building with electrical services in walls the bricks aren't solid..
Has anyone faced this problem or hav a better method of hanging this dryer.
regards whit
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8th April 2008, 12:21 AM #2
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just use mungos instead of dynabolts 10mm x 65 they are called ramplugs aswell i think but still use the timber board
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