Definitely an interesting idea. But wouldn't the epoxy Drip out of the hole cause it's liquid? Or would you seal the hole with tape while hardening the epoxy? I will also drill the holes bigger in the back either way (mortar or epoxy) to make the sealant itself like a dewel.
Alright thanks a lot for the advice. I will try the mortar cause I have no other choice unfortunately but I will take care when doing the pull-ups. And when I deal with brick walls again I know what to do from the start.
Interior load-bearing wall, not wood framed as far is I know. It's not my house and there is a wallpaper on it so I can't really get a good look on it other then through the holes I drilled. The dust coming from it is red in color (kinda like rust). I can scrape off part of the surface easily with a metal tool so it's pretty soft. The house was build on the 1950s in Germany if that helps.
Edit: just googled wood framed facade and I am pretty sure it's not. The holes are about 10-15 cm deep and even at the end of the hole there is still stone. So it's probably mortared bricks
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Definitely an interesting idea. But wouldn't the epoxy Drip out of the hole cause it's liquid? Or would you seal the hole with tape while hardening the epoxy? I will also drill the holes bigger in the back either way (mortar or epoxy) to make the sealant itself like a dewel.