Id like to use this for a plant basket. Will the screws work on stucco building ?
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You might have to smooth the area out where top piece will meet the ceiling but other than that, yes.
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I would be CAREFUL in doing so...stucco is NOT meant to be "load supporting". That having been said, you would have to use a "toggle" to secure the hook into/on to the stucco lattice, and I would SEVERELY limit the basket weight. If you can locate a ceiling joist ABOVE the stucco, then you're "In Like Flint"! :) Just use the double-ended anchor screw THROUGH the stucco and into the joist. This would allow you to hang a heavier basket. You can purchase LONGER anchor screws at larger hardware stores (ACE or Tru-Value or such) that have the little pull-out drawers full of "exotic hardware". Hope this helps. I would be CAREFUL in doing so...stucco is NOT meant to be "load supporting". That having been said, you would have to use a "toggle" to secure the hook into/on to the stucco lattice, and I would SEVERELY limit the basket weight. If you can locate a ceiling joist ABOVE the stucco, then you're "In Like Flint"! :) Just use the double-ended anchor screw THROUGH the stucco and into the joist. This would allow you to hang a heavier basket. You can purchase LONGER anchor screws at larger hardware stores (ACE or Tru-Value or such) that have the little pull-out drawers... » Read More I would be CAREFUL in doing so...stucco is NOT meant to be "load supporting". That having been said, you would have to use a "toggle" to secure the hook into/on to the stucco lattice, and I would SEVERELY limit the basket weight. If you can locate a ceiling joist ABOVE the stucco, then you're "In Like Flint"! :) Just use the double-ended anchor screw THROUGH the stucco and into the joist. This would allow you to hang a heavier basket. You can purchase LONGER anchor screws at larger hardware stores (ACE or Tru-Value or such) that have the little pull-out drawers full of "exotic hardware". Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It may depend on how you secure it to the building but I think it will work, if strongly secured. I have large confederate jasmine vines on mine.
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I think it would work. I'm very happy with these. I have very heavy, large cement planters on mine.
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Probably but not for sure but I use it on my brick on front porch to hang stuff and it holds great hope this helps I absolutely love this item
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I think so, you would need to use appropriate drywall anchors. The basket is a little heavy and then adding any extra weight would pull it off if you use just screws in the wall.
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as long as it is a smooth brick. You will have to get different mounting hardware either 3 Tapcon screws or 3 masonry anchors and bolts.
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No, as long as there is something solid to hang the brackets on. I used lead anchors in stucco and the two boxes I installed are solid as a rock.
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They can by not assembling the corner section. I believe however that screw length may come into play as longer screws are used to mount the corner frame. So you may need to hunt your hardware store for the same length screws with the same tread as those used on the outside edges.
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I don't really see why not except for they are not as heavy gauge metal as oval galvy tubs I have used as planters before. If not filled with dirt to top I would think they would hold up just fine. Would probably make a good cold frame.
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I don't see why it couldn't. You may need to purchase longer screws to get past the stucco and to some wood.
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it comes with wall anchors and screws. These are designed for indoor stucco or wood but if you have a drill and bit for masonry, it should work
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I believe these are intended for hanging flower pots and baskets. Off hand I say they'll hold any flower container you are able to lift up to hang on them.
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Have 3 or 4 different interpretations for your question; however if your are asking to put hooks that rest on the top of the fence, and are flat in the back with some holes drilled to mount the basket, yes it would work.
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Cannot honestly answer this one. I would assume so if you find good commercial tape or maybe picture hanging tape. I used the screws. Sorry.
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Yes it will. I've used mine for drilling into mortar and concrete to hang things. Just make sure to use a masonry bit.
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I believe it would! I used it to hold garden tools in the corner of my garage.
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Yes as long as it is a 2x4 wall, I have it on a drywall and stucco wall, but the building codes will not allow it.