How to install a Hoselink Retractable Hose Reel on to brick

THanks very much!!!!! Very helpful. Got er done!

Straight forward installation!

excellent, thanks

Thanks for this. Quite useful. But I don't understand why he drilled the two extra holes above the bracket. They are not used.

Is it a good idea to put holes in the mortar like that? Doesn't it create a spot for water ingress into the brickwork?

can I use concrete screws to fix it to the wall instead of plugs?

What if the bricks are the hollow type?

That looks easy enough for me to install without help!

I am a fan of yr HOSE LINK And I HOPE TO WIN A BLACK HOSE REEL. I am 64 and Disabled, Widow, and would very much love this for it would make my life so much easier. Thank u so much.

Great info!!

Looks easy enough, though I’m not a handy person and would stuff it up. Had my hose-link hose sitting in my garage for well over 12 months now as cannot do it. Have no one to help me.

Great video, what were the other holes for? Is it ok to drill in the mortar or better in bricks?

looks easy however what were the extra holes for? can you come to me please do mine

Love your description of how to fir the hose real. Thank you. Next on my list. Been buying your products since you first started and I always recommend them to workmen and friends. I do not have that type of hose real yet. I have your box type at the front and I love it. Before getting your tap fittings the usual type were always bursting off. Not since I use your fittings. Will be saving all your videos. Thank you so much. Margaret

That drill is not mucking around

Hei there, why do you need to drill it 2 times? First with 8mm and then the second with 12mm. I wonder about that. Cheers

I have hammer drill envy lol

Would this process be the same for installing on stucco instead of brick?

I have a rough pattern rendered house and the bloody drill bit keeps moving where it wants to following the grooves in the rendering, any tips?

Where is this product made?

Please share what hammer drill you are using.
I am not a handy person and upon a Bunnings staff advise I bought ozito 710w hammer drill and it turned out to be so horrible. I thought it would be as smooth as the one in video but it took ages for me to drill a single hole on brick wall!

I recommend this product . I have installed a few of these now and I would like to add one rider when using the Hoselink supplied wall plugs . When you have bricks that are hollow or have multiple holes in them don't drill with a final 12 mm drill use 10 mm final size and just drill a small section 3 or 4 mm deep with the 12 mm drill . The reason for this is that the Hoselink wall plugs are a tapered design and the bricks with holes may only be holding in about 15 to 20 mm of solid brick . In a 12 mm hole they don't hold that well . In a 10 mm hole with a short 12 mm start they jam in nicely and hold well .
Solid brick is a different situation as the hole has grip to a greater depth . Also don't put your level on the side of the bracket as it's tapered . Put the level on the horizontal face of the hole that takes the support shaft and set it horizontal .

Great but Probably best to use protective work gear {glasses and gloves} for public videos? Drill bits are hot and brick dust/rocks can get into eyes. 🤔

Man is that simple!

How about concrete wall??

Why would you drill into mortar which is obviously weaker than then brick??😢

Can it install on stucco house without cracking or chipping the stucco?

Ol' mate needs to invest in some cordless tools! :)

And for people that don't own Hammer Drills, we have to purchase one to install a hose?

Why does it need to be installed 1.5 m away from the tap? Can we install above the tap through brick?

Hey, I’ve made the depth more than 50mm, does it really matter? As it seems that my concrete wall depth is less than 50mm.(Around 30mm I’d say)

I'm pretty experienced in DIY but still managed to screw this up. I drilled a pilot hole on 3mm drill bit then went to 10mm. This shot the holes massively out of alignment and I was left with holes out of level. Now I need to refill the holes and do it over. Can't believe I bodged it.

What about other types of walls ie Hebel?
Not the same as brick…….
New housing isn’t always brick or timber!

I have a Ryobi hammer drill and a masonry bit and I'm still having massive issues drilling the holes in the brick. Hoselink could be a lot more informative to customers about the size and type of drill needed.

Just installed this, woild be good if the installer mentioned there was a template in the box. Othewise good vid. Thanks

Great to know....Hoping to use a pole. Desperately need one for front, back and side yard to save my back carrying 4 gallon containers.

What about the 4 extra holes in the wall???😂😂😂

Can it be installed on a brick veneer?

I’m trying to figure out if I want to drill in my brick, or put my reels on posts. How long have these products lasted? My fear is that it will only last a few years and then I have holes in my brick.