The EASIEST Way to Attach Wood to Brick
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- In this video ill show you the easiest way to attach wood to brick. It really is super simple.
The method gives an incredibly strong fixing and can be used not just for fixing fence posts to a brick wall, but in any application when fixing timber to concrete or brick.
The screws used are called concrete screws or thunder bolts. You can hang gates off of the posts when bolted using these.
No rawl plugs required. You just pilothole into the brick or concrete and screw straight in, with the benefit of being able to easily unscrew them down the line.
I hope that this video helped you in some way, and if it did, please leave a comment for me in the comments section. I love to hear from people who gained value from any of my videos. I always respond to comments, so would be great to hear from you guys ! 👍
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M8 x 100 Genuine Thunderbolts - amzn.to/2OT5zDy
M8 Penny Repair Washers (20 PACK) - amzn.to/3lkX2oU
Dewalt DT4510QZ 10 x 133 mm Brad Point Drill Bit - amzn.to/3bMAnib
Draper 41787 Expert Flat Wood Drill Bit, 32.0mm - amzn.to/2OT7tUS
Stanley 1-17-093 Hex Socket Wrench, Silver, 1/2-Inch 15 mm - amzn.to/3lkIOof
LEXIVON Impact Grade Socket Adapter Set - amzn.to/3rQL217
Bosch 8mm x 200mm professional hammer drill bits SDS-plus-5 - amzn.to/3tgkbM6
Stanley 8m Tape Measure - amzn.to/3cwPOuh
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Makita DHS710ZJ Twin 18v Circular Saw (Body only) - amzn.to/30JxYyL
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Makita DHR263ZJ Twin 18 V Li-ion LXT Hammer SDS (Body only) - amzn.to/3bONvUj
Makita DHP484Z 18V Li-ion Brushless Combi Drill 54 Nm (Body Only) - amzn.to/3tlpU3b
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Links to all the equipment used -
M8 x 100 Genuine Thunderbolts - amzn.to/2OT5zDy
M8 Penny Repair Washers (20 PACK) - amzn.to/3lkX2oU
Dewalt DT4510QZ 10 x 133 mm Brad Point Drill Bit - amzn.to/3bMAnib
Draper 41787 Expert Flat Wood Drill Bit, 32.0mm - amzn.to/2OT7tUS
Stanley 1-17-093 Hex Socket Wrench, Silver, 1/2-Inch 15 mm - amzn.to/3lkIOof
LEXIVON Impact Grade Socket Adapter Set - amzn.to/3rQL217
Bosch 8mm x 200mm professional hammer drill bits SDS-plus-5 - amzn.to/3tgkbM6
Stanley 8m Tape Measure - amzn.to/3cwPOuh
Stanley 1.8m Sprit Level - amzn.to/38ItXPo
Combination Square - amzn.to/3qJFyDW
Makita DHS710ZJ Twin 18v Circular Saw (Body only) - amzn.to/30JxYyL
Makita DTD152 DTD152Z Impact Driver with Battery and Charger - amzn.to/2ORceOC
Makita DHR263ZJ Twin 18 V Li-ion LXT Hammer SDS (Body only) - amzn.to/3bONvUj
Makita DHP484Z 18V Li-ion Brushless Combi Drill 54 Nm (Body Only) - amzn.to/3tlpU3b
I used these screws to mount a gatepost to the side of my now 125 year old brick house 12 years ago. Worked a treat. The gate was one side of a 6' high by 8' wide double timber gate. It's never moved at all. I used a ratchet to put the screws in.
The other gate post was concreted 1000 mm into the ground with 50mm gravel in the bottom for drainage. At ground level and about 500mm below/250mm above, I wrapped Denso tape around the post.
I also did the same with the post against the house but only to about 300mm deep.
No rot in either post. Used pressure treated wood.
I was taught to put washers on the back and front side. The back to leave an air gap so the wood won’t trap moisture and rot.
Agree
good advice
Thank you! Love the to the point video. I also appreciate how you provided the exact size of the masonry bit, socket, and screw.
Finally a well made no nonsense video
This video told me what I needed to know with no BS filler content.
I am over the mon about concrete screws. Doorpost into very old wall, didn't know to drill straight into brick and use concrete screws. Now I can install a doorpost into old brickwork...old lady 75 yrs old.
Good on you 👏 see these are so easy to use anyone can do it. Hope im still able to do diy when in 75 years old.
Loved the video. I too am a 75 year old grandmother who is installing a large window-frame to brickwork. (Building the lot myself).
PS: I live in Australia.
Hi I’m 76 next month it’s April 2024 now. A female I’m building a catio and for my cats to go out and an enclosed lean-to in my back yard over the back door, with a door on to the yard. Keep cats from going on the streets. I was wondering about how to secure the wood to the brickwork, you made it seem so easy. I’ve watched some other vids, that stressed me out, yours was perfection. I’ve done quite a bit of woodwork but never drilled anything into brick, Thank very much from East Anglia, Britain.
75 is just a number. I'm 83 and still finding projects to do around the house. Don't ever stop. Don't stress over things you can't do any more. Find and do things you can do. I say again, never stop.
love straight and to the point. I don't have time for a lot of monologuing.
Love your quick to the point video, Keep the coming!!
Thanks, will do!
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Brilliant Really well explained I haven't a clue and couldn't do it myself but its really interesting to see how it's done.
People like you who are highly skilled are what we need..
Thanks
Good stuff, thank you. I've got a building in the USA built in 1897 that I'm going to be adding some living quarters to, this will be important for the interior walls.
Thanks for the video, just what I needed to get me off and running. Love short videos without the faff. Keep up the fabulous work.
Really helpful, ive been srilling timber and bricks seeprately and struggling to line up!
Yes I like straight to the point…thank you for that.
Yes. Straight to the point. Just what I want, thanks.
Appreciate your short and to-the-point advice. Cheers!
Very helpful many thanks and yes to the quick no flaff videos
Brilliant. You're spot on. Great video and thankyou for taking the effort and time to keep us informed!
Really good video. I like the to-the-point format; thank you.
Yes I like and appreciate the straight to the point videos 👍
I rarely comment but I do really appreciate the straight to the point videos
10/10
You’ve made a good point, nice and clear for everyone who wants to take up a do it yourself fencing replacement or repair.
My choice has always been masonry nails, 100mm for a 50mm timber wall plate, six nails one hammer and I’ll be on to digging the first post hole while you’re still drilling.
I’m not knocking you for what you’re doing here, I like your channel, if your average person with any capability to take on a job like fencing definitely needs the help from you as you well know.
Back in the day we would chisel out the mortar, dowel it then nail into the doweling with ordinary nails, it’ll not want to go anywhere but sideways and the nails prevent that movement.
My opinion comes from experience, and timber doesn’t last as long as it’s fixing these days 👍🏻
good man, straight to the point & clear instruction . beltin
Very quick and efficient method
Brilliant - straight to the point
Definitely straight to the point
Thanks. Just what i was aiming for
Yes I love quick and to the point!
Nice one lad saved me so much time
Nice and to the point, no pun intended.
Thankyou
Nice video!
I had some people install a gate into my brickwork and they used plugs after two days they started coming out. I wondered why they didn't just use these screws and four instead of 2! I'm on to fixing it now
Straight to the point , great !!
straight to the point mate
Great video! To the point, and very helpful. Thanks! Keep up the good work!
Thank you. I can do this.
Wow. Your good-looking. Great video too.
Thank you verybmuch this is so helpful
I think, although nicley done you could have said less in the intro , also "show" how over tightening will pull the grip of the treads out! 👍
Perfect! Thank you.
Yes great stuff without all the fuss.👍
Keep it simple! Cool 😎👍
Very clear - thanks for this.
Thanks for the short and quick video!!
😮 that's great. Thanks mate
Awesome, straight to the point, that was what I needed. Thank you!!👍
Good video, I've used it on my cantilever parasol, no need for weigths or any slabs, it's quite good fror post shoe too
Thankyou 😁 good idea with the parasol. I actually want to get a cantilever one myself
Thank you for sharing this information with us. I learned something useful.
Good video, thanks for sharing 3:36
Thank you
Thanks
really good video thanks
Love this because I never even thought of it myself. Thanks for the incouragement 👍
Excellent stuff, no jargon and easy to follow
Thanks man. Exactly what i wanted.
Straight to the point. Love ❤️it!
I loved the straight to the point video, thank you!
Excellent, to-the-point video!
Excellent straight to the point video. Thank you.
perfect video ... short and to the point, excellent job
Legend ! Gr8 vid explaining it all 👍
Dude! We’re building a brick fence around our property. I was looking for DIY videos on how to attach wood cedar to the brick pillars. I was thinking like ‘eh, this guy looks familiar.’ Little did I know - YOU DO rugs AND OUTDOORSY STUFF TOO?! That’s so cool!! I’m subscribed here too! Nice!!
Quick to the point 🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Love it buddy 👍🏽
This is a very good video. To date I have always rawl plugged the hole or used frame fixings. I will use these concrete screws next time. I think the format of the video is brilliant.
Thankyou for your comment Richard. I will have to do more videos like this in the future.
Yeah Avin a Laugh aintcha?
Thanks for this post.
One question out of curiosity, why you haven't used any plastic or wooden wall plugs for firm grip?
Love the fast bit. Well explained.
Glad to hear it!
Thanks, straight to the point.
amazing thank you
Great and quick.
Exactly what I was looking for no wall plugs just adjustable spanner to make it stronger. Because i can't get to the other side to screw it in properly because of of a six foot gap and drop
Brilliant video thanks
Very good video
Thankyou 👍 hope you found it helpful.
3/16th masonry bit, a piece of 16 gauge annealed wire and a 16 d common nail. Much easier and less expensive.
I'm about to hang up an enclosure for my cat, thanks for the video!
What a great video - love the to the point strategy
Thankyou. Makes a change from the long drawn out videos on youtube
Great stuff - thank you!
Very welcome!
Great to the point video. It was very helpful to get my project done.
Youre welcome. Think ill make more videos that get straight to the point. Thanks for your comment.
Hi James. When using Thunderbolts, how far from the edge of the brickwork do you from the edge of the brickwork do you feel you need to stay to be safe of cracking the brick? Lets say that's using M10's.
Great video! Can you do one where you are adding molding to outside brick home??!! Thanks on advance!
I've used these crews and they just came out again and I used the correct screw and bit
I need to hook timber from one side to the brick. This timber will serve as a base of garden shed
Great video, you speak my language
Hi, can you tell me how to install wooden backing to mount an industrial clothes rail? I installed it on the concrete wall and got some reason it’s not holding… I read wooden backing would help but how do I install it so that it is sturdy???
Thank you in advance!
Would this set up work/support a ledger board for a lean-to?
Great video! Very informative. I was wondering if it would be safe to screw the batten to a brick wall and have it exceed the brick wall height by a foot ? I was trying to build a privacy fence and I wanted It a bit higher than the wall.
Yes absolutely no problem with that
Maybe a good idea to counter sink the hole in the wood to allow the bolt head to become flush with the wood surface, I would also place a metal washer under the screw head to achieve a professional fixing.
Forgot the washers my bro 🙏
Does it need any moisture proofing between the timber and brick?
Hi. Would you do the same on a Purbeck stone wall.
Does this work with concrete like from a house is foundation too?
Thanks for this video. But quick question, we have been trying to drill holes in our brick shed to put hooks up for my partners fishing gear, but we can't seem to drill through the brick! It's an old shed, and just ordinary bricks, and we've been using a hammer drill and a brand new masonry drill bit. What is making it so difficult to drill a hole? Yours went in like butter!
Right. Now I have done lots of work over the years and anything brick or concrete....we just don't get along at all. I try, like you, using the proper bit begin drilling and that's it. If I make a nice hole it is now too big. I used the same bits the concrete guys use to form concrete driveways. Guess that is why god created liquid nails and epoxy. LOL
Try a quality drill bit (try Dewalt or Erbauer) also make sure you are using a corded drill with hammer action on, that should do the trick.
Hammer drills come with 2 settings. Normal and hammer. Be SURE you have it set on hammer. It should vibrate when in use.
When drilling masonry bits into concrete it takes a min to get started sometimes and sometimes you have to put a ton of force behind the drill. I'm sure this isn't the recommended way but if you put a lot of your wieght behind the drill to hold the bit down with extra force after a min it should grab and then start drilling.
I was able to drill with a regular battery powered drill. The bits can be rly expensive. Don't buy a bit that comes in a pack of mixed types but a single standard masonry bit. Usually around here they are blue. Good luxk
Sharpen the drill bit or use a concrete bit
Definitely like the shorter videos
I am hoping to put up some new Gallows Brackets. The timber is 70mm deep so would M10 x 120mm be sufficient especially if i am also considering a recess for the head and then use a wooden plug. I am a DIYer so certainly no expert. Thank you.
Countersink the bolts so they are flush ?
What size drill bit and screw would be recommend if you wanted to do this with a 4x4 post please?
Great video thanks
No problem 👍
Thank you!
Top Bloke ❤
What about sealing the hole where brick wall is. Is it necessary for damp etc
Thanks bro.. you save me 900 dollars ❤
Good video,would it of been better if the bolt heads was below the timber face.
Thankyou 😁 All depends on the application. If its visable or becomes an obstruction then yes. This was a no nonsense get wood fitted to a wall quickly and securely video so didnt want to go into that. Ihave made a similar video that goes into more detail 👌
Would HAVE been better…
but how would you tighten that down without a countersink version with screwdriver slot or Allen head.
Hey that was brilliant mate thanks. Subbed