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Mikes Mischeif
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Mission possible:?

I have 2 18H x 24W heart that just came in from gemini. They are 1" deep with the acrylic post/pad mounts.

I will be need to sandwich them together and mount them 90 degrees to a brick wall.

I would like the bracket to be as visually hidden as possible. They would need to be non swinging, non spinning (although I think that would be a cool attention getter).

I have a plan, but I don't want to influence what I'm doing to see where the creative minds here take us.

So If you have a minute, throw in.
Thanks,
Mike

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Mike Duncan
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1/4" metal rod comes to mind. Something small but strong. ????

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John Arnott
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Rather than any visual hanging bracket, two metal rods inside the hearts, mounted to the wall by means of a welded metal plate.
Bill

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Bill Riedel
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The side of the heart would be against the wall with the barest amount of the rods visable.
That is how I would do it.
Bill

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Bill Riedel
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My Take...

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Good luck!

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cut the plate on the wall into a heart shape. see if anyone notices...

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Mike South
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Thank's guys.

Great ideas. Nevman was on the path I was. Our diagrams were very much the same.

I'll be cutting an opening in the hearts, silicone to the brackets, seal with acrylic bond, and fill with expanding foam. Last, I'll drill a small hole for drainage.

My idea was to modify a scroll bracket, but I have a welder making them from scratch.
Cheers!

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i may have preferred at metal heart same size attatched to a rod under the heart

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or even better, from the "schoulder" as Bill says

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Stein Saether
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The customer required the same thickness and gloss as the Gemini letters. A metal heart would have been heavy, especially 2 inches thick.

It hangs over a sidewalk, so during a hurricane, or strong wind, I would bit my nails.

Mike

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