I was thinking more along the lines of a 5mm steel angle, but anything at that depth is very pricey $$$$
The brackets you linked would work too.
If you wanted to remove the brackets at year end you could chemset threaded rod into the brick.
I find dynabolts arnt too great for re-use after re-use
How thick is the panel?
Is the timber acting as a ledge for the screen to sit on?
Thinking a 3mm gal angle bolted in a similar fashion be a little less obtrusive looks wise
Ended up putting the led channel under the gutter facing the street... Much better viewing
And a hell of a lot easier to do the internal/external corners.
Thats this project done - Happy with the outcome now and can look towards sometihng else!!
Thanks for all you comments guys
Ive installed new profile on the face of the fascia facing the street now. Just started re-soldering my strips together so hopefully will have them mounted next day or 2.
Ive left the original channel in place for now - who know, might find a use for them -...
Yes, tested well after dark and at full brightness
I think because the diffuser finishes flush with the fascia and standing at street level the LEDs are slightly below eye-level, the fascia must provide enough of a block out effect
Thinking of mounting the strips directly to the fascia under...
Thought i should say hello to everyone
Been lurking long enough, and keen to start building a display
Have started with a permanent led strip install arounf my front eaves (have started a thread to show progress)
Lots more to learn and enjoy on this site - keep up the good work everyone...
Thought i'd start and show my install progress - Just keeping it pretty simple at the moment with permenant leds around the eaves of my house.
Control Box in Garage..
Leds around eaves..
Now here is the part im annoyed at..
I spend a day installing all ~18m worth of diffuers around my...