drilling and hanging on breeze block

[tryme]

Hello

I want to suspend my speedball platform in my garage it is all breeze block. Can I suspend it in the breeze block at all?

 

[alan333]

Can't answer your question per-se, but if you fixed a board or something to a larger area with plenty fixings then you could probably fix into it.

 

[terrypin]

Yes, not a problem.
There's no weight to it so just follow the instructions.

 

[tryme]

Terrypin what bolts and plugs will I need?

 

[terrypin]

Do you not have the instructions or fitting kit?

It all depends on the type of bracket and screw hole size.

 

[tryme]

No anymore no. It came with bolts and plastic wall plugs but it is currently in brick. I will be removing it and taking it to my new place which has breeze blocks in the garage.

 

[terrypin]

Just save the bolts and get the plugs to fit.

There's no weight in the speedball so fixing it to breeze block is not a problem.

 

[tryme]

Ok thanks. Which plugs are required?

 

[foxhole]

Best plugs I have used for soft blocks [thermalite]
http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/masonry-plugs-anchors-fixings/4841603/

 

[tryme]

Hello

Thank you. Yes the stuff appears to be thermalite or aircrete

Many thanks

 

[tryme]

I have just thought there is a brick pillar about half way along on either side of the garage that is about 2-4 bricks wide but not wide enough for the bracket on the speedball. Would it be easier to attach something like some Wood to the brick and then hang the speedball on that?

 

[tryme]

.

 

[tryme]

Any ideas?

Cheers

 

[foxhole]

PROBABLY.