How to attach a hose reel to brick

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  • jkaetz

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    Tapcon style screws or the included bolts and inserts?

    Hose reel holds 150' of half inch hose so it will put a fair amount of outward pull on the four screws. I can get three of the four into the mortar but the fourth will be in the brick.
     

    Usmccookie

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    If done properly, tapcons will hold a significant amount of weight. Conduit secured by tapcons have been known to hold a persons weight. I have used them plenty on residential side jobs as well. The brick would be minimally damaged. I try to avoid the mortar.

    If you don’t feel comfortable using a hammer drill or SDS on your home… the alternative suggestion with the post might be a better choice.
     

    Shadow01

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    Drill holes and place 2 to 3 pieces of framing nails in the holes, then place screws in. Much better hold than any made fasteners.
     
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