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Damo101
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October

You use the outside of the pillar to create the hold rather than the inside. Interesting. I wonder how much pressure brick can hold with this method ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
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October

Hi @Noyade, That is interesting. I think I'm understanding, but I don't understand how no drilling into the brick works (sorry, mentally not with it ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
October

Yeah, that is what I thought. I have M8 110mm, or M10 130mm length rods on standby. The average brick width is 11cm, so the M8 and M10 would go in r ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
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October

Hi Alan, Yeah, you can do that; it wouldn't need council approval. I'm not sure what the weight would be all up; it depends on the height and width o ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
October

Hi Mitchell, Yeah, I've gone through the cantilever umbrella range. As mentioned above, I was hoping for a cleaner, less cluttered look by mounting o ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
October

Hi Dave, Yeah, an independent post would be the 100% safe option to avoid the chemical anchors ripping out 4 to 5 bricks lol. My grandfather was a ma ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
October

Hi Eric, Yeah, that was the second option. Create a standalone mounting structure. I am hoping to avoid that to prevent more clutter, which is why a ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
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October

Hi Mitchell, Thanks for the response. Yeah, it is impossible to gauge without knowing what is inside the pillar, etc. I thought I'd throw it out the ...

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Noyade
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October

The idea is four thick steel (5mm) plates surround the pillar. Two (with the welded bolts) are shorter that the other two. The pre-drilled plates matc ...

Noyade
Home Improvement Guru
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October

Afternoon @Damo101 "I am hoping to avoid that to prevent more clutter, which is why a wall-mounted umbrella was an attractive option." Just a 5c ...

Dave-1
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October

@Damo101 Just a note, for an umbrella on a post with a 3m span, I would go fora 800mm deep hole. Anything less and you will find it tilting with time ...

AlanM52
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October

Hi @Damo101, Another line of thought. How heavy is that and what would be the estimated total weight if it was bolted to a strong square metal post ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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October

Hi @Damo101, As a safe alternative, you might consider a ground-mounted cantilever umbrella from our range. These umbrellas are designed to be free- ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
Bunnings Team Member
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October

Hello @Damo101 Have you considered installing it on an independent timber post with a concrete footing? Technically speaking you'll still need the ...

Dave-1
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October

Good morning @Damo101 Yeah I am not keen on the idea of attaching a 3m width Umbrella to the pillar, I have the same hesitations as you do I do like ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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October

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Damo101. It's amazing to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about mounting an umbrella.I ...

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Damo101
Growing in Experience
1 reply
October

You use the outside of the pillar to create the hold rather than the inside. Interesting. I wonder how much pressure brick can hold with this method ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
October

Hi Mitchell, Yeah, I've gone through the cantilever umbrella range. As mentioned above, I was hoping for a cleaner, less cluttered look by mounting o ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
October

Hi Dave, Yeah, an independent post would be the 100% safe option to avoid the chemical anchors ripping out 4 to 5 bricks lol. My grandfather was a ma ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
October

Hi Eric, Yeah, that was the second option. Create a standalone mounting structure. I am hoping to avoid that to prevent more clutter, which is why a ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
4 replies
October

Hi Mitchell, Thanks for the response. Yeah, it is impossible to gauge without knowing what is inside the pillar, etc. I thought I'd throw it out the ...

Damo101
Growing in Experience
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Hi, I'm seeking diverse perspectives, particularly from builders or structural engineers, on mounting an umbrella to a brick pillar. Pillar height ...

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