Mounting A Steel Gate To Brick Wall

Leah from see jane drill demonstrates how to use a screw and anchor also sometimes called a walldog to attach furniture to a brick wall.

Mounting a steel gate to brick wall.

These holes should be slightly deeper than the length of the anchor excluding the bolt washer and thickness of the object being mounted and should be at least five anchor diameters away from the edges of the object and 10 anchor diameters away from each other. Have a friend or family member help you hold the gate while you place a bubble level on the front of it. By far the easiest of the gate posts to fix and supplied in the same material as your gates softwood gates then softwood fixing stiles etc so everything matches used for fixing to a wall or other structure and fixed by either frame fixings or masonry screws bolts. How to fit gate posts to a wall.

Place the gate against the brick wall in the closed position. Hold the gate in position against the brick post on the hinge side. Set the gate aside. You might find it scary or even impossible to hang something on a brick wall but it can be done.

Mark the mounting holes on the hinges onto the wall using a felt tip marker. While your assistants hold the object in place use the hammer drill with masonry bit to drill anchor holes through the object and brick. Align the gate against the post so that the hinge mounting holes are centered over the bricks and not over mortar or partly over.