There are many different types of fasteners available for this.
To start you need to drill some holes in the bricks to accommodate these fasteners. 4 on each side should be enough. My choice is to use 1/4" stainless screws. You want at least 1 1/2" to go into the brick. We use nylon lugs. Use a 5/16" masonry drill bit to make the holes for the lugs.
Ask the retailer for the right size lug for the application.
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Bart Blainey, B.E.R.
Consultant/Journeyman Carpenter
Building Envelope Specialist
Master Renovator
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Consultant/Journeyman Carpenter
Building Envelope Specialist
Master Renovator
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