The EASIEST Way to Attach Wood to Brick

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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[MichelleLovesJesusever]

Thank you! Love the to the point video. I also appreciate how you provided the exact size of the masonry bit, socket, and screw.

[WhatTheFunkNews]

I rarely comment but I do really appreciate the straight to the point videos

10/10

[bigdaddyj]

Love your quick to the point video, Keep the coming!!

[davidperth]

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.

[rossjames]

Perfect video, still the top of search results three years later

[vanwin]

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.

[kathhollandful]

Appreciate your short and to-the-point advice. Cheers!

[gwj]

Very helpful many thanks and yes to the quick no flaff videos

[robe]

Brilliant. You're spot on. Great video and thankyou for taking the effort and time to keep us informed!

[peterhunt]

Yes I like and appreciate the straight to the point videos 👍

[maltvater]

This video told me what I needed to know with no BS filler content.

[ricecrash]

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.

[theaccidentalhiker]

Perfect vid for me as I am about to try and build a porch in the back garden and am NOT diy minded. Thank you

[nh]

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.

[paulwoodcock]

good man, straight to the point & clear instruction . beltin

[rosemarieharris]

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

[Miles_on_bikes]

Really helpful, ive been srilling timber and bricks seeprately and struggling to line up!

[scottvillalobos]

love straight and to the point. I don't have time for a lot of monologuing.

[garywilliams]

Really good video. I like the to-the-point format; thank you.

[SuperDavidkendall]

Yes. Straight to the point. Just what I want, thanks.