CRL 3/16" Hole 1" Length 4-5-6 Screw Expanding Plastic Screw Anchors - Package of 100
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As far as I know, there have been at least 70 years since the last commercial release, and it is still a reliable product
It seems to me that a lead anchor would be more effective
The anchor hole size is the diameter of the hole that you drill for the anchor. It was easy to tell that they were very old and stiff after I bought the 1/4" green ones. A more flexible approach is needed. There was an expiration date of 2007 on the
The anchors come in a box containing 100 anchors of one size. I believe they have nine different options where it says nine different options. The general meaning of this is A variety of plugs for all nine sizes are available from Lawrence. In the picture, there are four fluted plugs, but in fact, the ones I received are not that. Three flutes and hard plastic make up what I received. do not work in cold weather because
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When I worked as a carpenter for many years, I would often use green anchors that looked just like these for wall construction with sheetrock and concrete. My old ones worked well in drywall back in the 70s and 80s. They're very hard and rigid -- not pliable at all as I remember green anchors to be. I think the "EXP 2007" date on the package cover may be linked to the expiration date. In this seller's listing, there is no mention of the expiration date. Perhaps the anchors harden over time after they are exposed to sun. I didn't realize plastic anchors could expire, but maybe they harden over time. Those with a softer texture would expand a little when pounded into a 1/4" hole and might accept a screw. They are very hard so might not work well in drywall - I haven't used them yet so I can't say. But I doubt that they will work in foam insulation.
I used them in a concrete ceiling and they worked well. The description gives you the size of the drill bit to use - thanks for that! I am satisfied with the result. The hooks were used to hang a plug-in light that connected to the wall but connected to the pendant part of the light via a cord that went across the ceiling. I suspect the green size would be appropriate for most screw sizes (for those who are less familiar with the various screw sizes). I expected white ones to be a lot bigger than they were.
I liked it a lot. You tap these into a 1/4 inch or 6 mm hole in a tile after drilling a hole in it. This is necessary when mounting something on tiles. You can now screw in a screw. I am happy with how my bathroom blinds are holding up. There will often be more depth in these than the whole consisting of them. Simply take a putty knife or painter's tool and place the edge against the base of the anchor where it comes out of the tile. Tap it a couple of times with a hammer to make it Please be patient - Easier said than done.
There are inaccuracies in the size. There have been no communications from the I would not recommend buying. There is no use for these and they are This is a small, brittle piece of plastic that is too small. This seller has made me so frustrated. A message was sent to them but they failed to reply. In any case, I have already left the country and will need to purchase something in the metric system in order to replace these supplies. I find this terrible. I would not recommend buying.
My search for the perfect product was over. The installation process is easy Drilling a 1/4" hole and gluing it in is all it takes. The deck screw size is easily adapted to 1 5/8". There were a few that I had to cut off because they didn't seat deeply enough, but that was probably.
Locally, I have not been able to find them. It was a sturdy fastening device that I used to use a lot when I was an electrician. I'm glad I've reconnected with them once again.
Big box stores offer the same thing, but for a lot less. Instead of 10, I was able to order 100 instead of 15 or 10. In terms of quality, there is no difference.
There is either a relationship between you and them, or they aren't. The fault is not theirs if they choose not to.
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