Anchors

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Anchors fasten fixtures, racks, machinery, conduit and handrails to concrete, brick, block and drywall. This section covers wedge anchors and sleeve anchors for solid concrete, drop-in anchors for threaded rod hanging, concrete screw anchors, hammer drive pins, lag shields, plastic expansion anchors, toggle bolts and hollow wall anchors. Materials include zinc-plated steel, hot-dip galvanized and stainless.

What to check before you order

  • Base material. Wedge anchors are meant for solid concrete. Sleeve anchors and concrete screws also work in block and brick. Hollow walls need toggles or hollow wall anchors.
  • Hole size and depth. Drill with a carbide masonry bit of the size the anchor maker lists, and clean the dust out of the hole before setting.
  • Embedment and edge distance. Holding values depend on embedment depth and spacing from edges and other anchors. Follow the anchor maker's published data.
  • Load-rated work. For overhead, life-safety or structural loads, use the anchor and setting method the engineer of record specifies.
  • Environment. Use galvanized or stainless anchors outdoors and in damp areas.

Common questions

Can I remove a wedge anchor?

Wedge anchors are generally treated as permanent. Concrete screws are easier to remove, which makes them handy for temporary fixtures.

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