3 things you should know before installing a TV on Stucco wall
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Before Installing a TV on Stucco wall with Masonry tapcon screws first find out if behind the stucco is concrete if you are unsure contact a qualified TV installer near you.
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So what do you use if it's stucco to wood?
You've got brass! Good work buddie.
Followed this & it worked perfectly for me. My huge lanai is amazing & spiced up even more with a big tv now. Thanks!
Also consider the post in your patio. You could use the ZeboZAP that mounts concrete pillars or metal post. Does not require drilling .
Woildnt worry about it slipping out. But tapcons are meant to hold items tight against a flat surface. Biggest problem with tapcons is that since they are made of hardened steel they have zero flex and will snap. Id worry about the heads snapping off
Thanks for the video. Hope you can have a video to do the installation to the stucco wall with plywood board behind.
Out here in Wyoming, that's not an issue. Our houses are all made of wood
Great sharing 👍 and explained 👌
Have a great day
How should we proceed with stucco on wood frames? Expansion anchors or drilling/screwing into a stud?
You have to use fasteners that go through the stucco and into the block far enough.
New drill bit ❤
How about using double sided tape :)
sure 😂
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I can imagine some knucklehead will try it!
Thanks for that one!
I like you’re style of confidence , great 👍 video!!
Thank you , good idea to test this support
Great vedio! thanks, question, what type of stucco process would you recommend and that you would use for your house?
Don’t forget to use gorilla glue first and then after a week do a weight test and if that doesn’t work use silicone water based caulk to really keep the grip in check 😉
Nice info & great work.👍
Yeah we don’t have concrete behind stucco 90% of the time in SoCal. Be lucky if it’s plywood over studs
I still use tapcons to mount tvs on stucco in socal 😅
What kind of sealant did you use?
How do you fill in the holes when/if you move?
3:30 😂 good video
I have a house with stucco and wood what kind of screws to install tv mount and a water hose hanger
Is there a tv mount that works in corners like that..
fixed or tilt flat mounts are usually the most secure because they are close to the wall but a safe installation matters more than the tv mount brand.
Also dont put nail or screws in straight always at a little angle this is called toeing...technique used for centuries
What do you recommend when mounting to drywall with block behind it? (In Tampa area as well)
There is absolutely no way those screws held that weight just in stucco. He got it in studs.
I’m going to be drilling through stucco and wood behind stucco. Which tapcon screws do I use?
He literally said, “you don’t use tapcons on wood.” You would just use regular wood screws or hex bolts.
What do I use to mount my tv on my drywall and concrete block behind it
Tapcon with a washer. But make sure the screw is a inch or more in length.
A hurricane won't even knock that mount out 😂😂😂
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Good video; but the forces are mostly parallel to the wall when you hang next to it, which means most of your force is towards the ground and not parallel to the screw. Screws come out when the forces are parallel to the screw. Same concept with a nail - you don't remove a nail by pounding the side of it.. A better test would be to hang off the extended mounting fixture before mounting the tv - but that's overkill and might rip the mount off the wall.. More torque on the screws is produced as you move weight away from the wall. You said the tv is around 40/50 lbs, so extend the tv and hang an additional 10-20 lbs of weight on the end. No one should be pulling too hard on a tv once it's mounted, except to move it around, and if you need 20 lbs of pressure to do that, then something is wrong.
He's right. This is called the shear strength.
Gravity doesn't fall parallel it falls to floor. Unless someone purposely knocks it horizontally which is almost impossible to miss that without clearing it; unless that person is just innately accident prone and uncoordinated it's fine.
@@KL4life that's a mumble jumble response. Nowhere did I say "gravity" falls parallel to the wall. Go to a junior college and take a physics class, then we'll argue about gravity and force vectors (a vector had magnitude and direction). You can pull the screws out if you are hanging off the end of an "extended" mounting fixture depending on the the length it's extended and the weight being put on it. The further out you apply the downward force (your weight plus gravity), the more likely you are to pull the screw and the insert out of the wall. You can't just willy nilly hang any size tv off the end of a mounting fixture. So the point here is that hanging off the fixture without it being extended does NOT provide ANY measure of how much weight the mounting fixture will hold when it's fully extended. You won't catch me hanging off the fixture if it's attached to drywall. Don't do that.
Here's another concern - assume the mounting fixture holds up; to the weight of the tv when it's fully extended. How much margin do you have when you grab the tv and start to move it? Is the action you provide in moving it enough to pull screws out of the wall. When you grab the tv you are applying force to move it. Part of that force can be downward or upward in addition to sideways; so if your fixture is already at the weight limit, you're going to pull the fixture out of the wall.
Tapcon screws don't always work I would use toggle bolts they will hold .
Togglers are great too.
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Toggle bolts work great in block walls and some brick walls too. I have seen way to many tapcon screws come out and I don't like them. Lead anchors are better than tapcons . I have hung a many of light fixture and used the tapcon in concert and block and brick it really didn't impress me. I rather have toggle bolts or lead anchors. Plastic anchors are not that great either.
Toggles are good when hitting the open part of the block cell so they can open and grab.
Nothing beats a tapcon when it hits a concrete block that has the cells poured solid with concrete.
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Great
So I just got a used game (ps3) but it won’t get past starting, other games will start and play fine. The ps3 recognizes the game and starts it but starts making a stutter sound from the disk. If anyone knows how to fix it would be vary useful.
Drill a hole in it and screw in a Tapcon. Problem solved.
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Nah man this ain’t the way. Just use elmers glue my guy it will work perfectly. Will not fall out 10/10
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