adhesivemetalmountingremovalwalls
I have to mount some metal letters to a concrete wall. Until now the plan was to ad pins to the letters and glue them into the wall. This would have required making some holes in the wall.
Now the idea has been raised to create a mounting that makes it possible to remove the letter from the wall if necessary. Is there a mounting that allows one to fix a pin with a screw to the wall or something similar?
Using a 2 1/4 hole saw, cut a plug from some 2x4 lumber. Then use some anchoring epoxy and glue the plug into the hole. Allow 24hr curing. Warm temperatures will speed epoxy curing.
Attach any wood screw to mount monitor bracket.
Heres a no muss/no fuss way to inject the epoxy. You may need to tape across the hole until the epoxy jells. They all mix in the nozzle and harden quite quickly. You use a caulking gun to dispense.
Chip away the drywall over the hole and install a Stud Plate. These are designed to stop anyone from drilling into a wire that runs through a stud.
Patch the drywall. Next time, if you can't find the location, and accidentally drill in the same spot, you'll hit the stud plate.
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Have you looked at 3M command adhesive strips? They hold very well but are easily removable later on.