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kipp August 12th 17 05:14 PM

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I want to hang a wood mantle onto a brick fireplace

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itsjoannotjoann August 12th 17 05:41 PM

nailing into brick
 
On Saturday, August 12, 2017 at 11:14:08 AM UTC-5, kipp wrote:

I want to hang a wood mantle onto a brick fireplace

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Go ahead, we won't mind.


[email protected] August 12th 17 05:52 PM

nailing into brick
 
On Sat, 12 Aug 2017 16:14:02 GMT, kipp
m wrote:

I want to hang a wood mantle onto a brick fireplace


That is not a "nail" thing. The best chance of not screwing up the
brick any more than necessary, use TapCons with the right bit. Don't
be stingy with the screws. Brick is softer than concrete so go in 1.5'
or so.

RonNNN August 12th 17 06:05 PM

nailing into brick
 
In article ,
says...

On Sat, 12 Aug 2017 16:14:02 GMT, kipp
m wrote:

I want to hang a wood mantle onto a brick fireplace


That is not a "nail" thing. The best chance of not screwing up the
brick any more than necessary, use TapCons with the right bit. Don't
be stingy with the screws. Brick is softer than concrete so go in 1.5'
or so.


1.5' seems to be a bit much. Methinks 1.5" would be more better. [g]

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RonNNN

Vagina Whisperer August 12th 17 06:05 PM

nailing into brick
 
On 08/12/2017 12:14 PM, kipp wrote:
I want to hang a wood mantle onto a brick fireplace


Did you get permission from your domestic partner?

Ed Pawlowski August 12th 17 06:25 PM

nailing into brick
 
On 8/12/2017 12:14 PM, kipp wrote:
I want to hang a wood mantle onto a brick fireplace


I think it would look nice.

Oren[_2_] August 12th 17 06:42 PM

nailing into brick
 
On Sat, 12 Aug 2017 16:14:02 GMT, kipp
m wrote:

I want to hang a wood mantle onto a brick fireplace


Are these cut nails you'll be using?

hah[_4_] August 12th 17 07:22 PM

nailing into brick
 
On 08/12/2017 12:05 PM, RonNNN wrote:

[snip]

That is not a "nail" thing. The best chance of not screwing up the
brick any more than necessary, use TapCons with the right bit. Don't
be stingy with the screws. Brick is softer than concrete so go in 1.5'
or so.


1.5' seems to be a bit much. Methinks 1.5" would be more better. [g]


It's actually 1.5 varas :-)

BTW, In case you don't know, a vara (or is it vera?) is about as long as
a meter.

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