How To Install Wall Mount Anchors

To find out how to install a threaded anchor or molly bolt keep reading.

How to install wall mount anchors.

You can find all of our masonry concrete anchors here. Once again make sure you first put the screw through the hole of the thing you re attaching to the wall. Use a drill bit that s the same size as the dry wall anchor. To install the anchor drill a hole in the wall that s deeper than the anchor is long then slide the expansion anchor into the hole.

Now it offers a 150 lb rated securemount version for mounting flat screen tvs. Finish by screwing the support screw into the anchor but remember to leave enough of the screw exposed to hang your picture frame on. Installing a wall anchor requires creating an appropriately sized hole in the wall surface. Unfortunately studs are not always where we need them to be and for this job traditional anchors and toggle bolts tv mount are just not up to the task.

Attach your rack or shelf to the wall by screwing into the drywall anchor. You must screw into studs when mounting a tv on the wall. Locate the two studs in your wall that will support your tv. Molly bolts are easy to install but you also need to make sure that you get the right size for the thickness of your wall.

Concrete brick and masonry fasteners like those for drywall come in a variety of types and sizes rated by weight and use you can choose from concrete screws sleeve anchors or toggle bolts for hollow bricks all weighted for heavy duty loads to support the mount that holds the flat screen tv. To use dry wall anchors start by drilling a hole into the wall you re installing the anchors in at a 90 degree angle. Do not use hollow wall anchors as they cannot support the weight of tv wall mount brackets and the television. How you create the hole will depend on the material of the wall.

If you don t have an electric drill press the tip of a philips head screwdriver against the wall and twist it back and forth to create a hole. Once you ve picked an ideal location for hanging a tv on the wall run a stud finder along the top of the paper.