CONFAST 1/4" x 3" Hammer Drive Nail in Anchor (100 per Box)

$ 34.99

Score By Feature

Based on 96 ratings

Delivery

9.30

Packaging

9.36

Satisfaction

8.91

Value for money

9.14

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Product Description

The product can be installed on a variety of base materials that are used for a variety of applications, making the

The anchor diameter equals the hole diameter, so it's easy to determine the size of the hole

BOX OF 100 PIECES, ALL SIZE BOXES. Easier to buy and use when there are more pieces per box

FACINGS FOR LONG-Once installed, fasteners can not be removed, offering a very secure holding

Questions & Answers

Do the stems of the mushrooms stick out from the surface of the water? Versetta Stone requires . We want to use this for that. The bracket should be no more than one inch above the surface. ?

A fraction of an inch in diameter

Does this fastener measure 3 inches in total length or 3 inches in length after it's fastened?

3 inches is the length of the anchor portion.

In PT wood can it be used. ?

Wood is not the intended use for these.

If a hammer won't fit into a certain confined space, then what can you use to pound them in?

A hammer must always be used to install the anchor, according to the manufacturer. However, some professionals might use a piece of steel rod as an extension so that they can reach the anchor more easily.

Selected User Reviews For CONFAST 1/4" x 3" Hammer Drive Nail in Anchor (100 per Box)

The base plate can be securely attached with this screw

5/5

Finding these anchors to use to attach a base plate to ceramic tiles and concrete floors proved to be helpful to me. You need to tap the 1/4" hole into the base plate with a club hammer and then give it a couple of whacks to hold it in place. No need to worry about the plate moving soon after drilling your 1/4" hole. These are perfectly suited for what they are intended for.

Shepard Gillespie

| Jun 05, 2021

We use only the highest quality anchors

5/5

The wood base plates of stud walls are used for anchoring them An anchoring method that is quick and easy. All you need to do is drill a 1/4" diameter hole. To drill 1/4" holes into concrete, you need to drill holes through a plate. Once the anchor is in place, drive in a nail to secure it.

Legacy Mathis

| Jun 01, 2021

I really like these

5/5

There are some that I really like. It has been many years since I used them for my cement block building. No one has ever failed!.

Skylar Shields

| Dec 25, 2020

When installing, about half of it bends

3/5

Since I have to try different ones in Bend for about half of the ones I try to bang, I have to take them out and try something else. It does not seem to be related to any rhyme or reason either as to why they are bending I drove a hole that worked fine and then the next hole did.

Jake Myers

| Apr 06, 2021

An anchor that works well

5/5

It is a good idea to use these as anchors to hold things Due to the fact that I did not need the application to be tight against the concrete, I applied only a few of them. The team worked, but they subsequently returned to a different location in search of.