How to Install Masonry & Concrete Anchors | Fasteners 101
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- You can find all of our masonry concrete anchors here:
www.albanycountyfasteners.com...
Want to know how to install concrete anchors? In this video we cover how wedge anchors, sleeve anchors, drop in anchors, and hammer drive anchors are installed in concrete, and how each type of anchor works.
Video Sections:
1:19 - About Lag Shield Anchors (Link Below)
1:30 - What You Need for Installation
2:57 - Installing a Drop-In Anchor
5:32 - Installing a Wedge Anchor
8:07 - Installing a Sleeve Anchor
9:47 - Installing a Hammer Drive Pin Anchor
An updated version of Bob's favorite hammer drill, the Bosch Bulldog, can be found here:
amzn.to/2IhahHw
Want to know more about Lag Shield anchors? Here is our video on the subject: • What are Lag Shield Co...
Want more CONCRETE knowledge? Take a look at our guide on how to mix fast-setting concrete: • How To Mix Fast-Settin...
For all your other fastener needs, please visit us: www.albanycountyfasteners.com
For more Fasteners 101 information, please visit our website here: www.albanycountyfasteners.com...
![เกิดใหม่ทั้งทีก็เป็นสไลม์ไปซะแล้ว ซีซั่น 3 - ตอนที่ 57 [ซับไทย]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pNhft3YZFRE/mqdefault.jpg)
![[LIVE] : ONE ลุมพินี 65 วันนี้!! คู่เอก "จ้าวเสือใหญ่ vs ผึ้งหลวง"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TDpOh5eEJKw/mqdefault.jpg)
Here's a series of quick links for our viewers if you want to see specific parts of the video:
1:19 - About Lag Shield Anchors (Link in Description)
1:30 - What You Need for Installation
2:57 - Installing a Drop-In Anchor
5:32 - Installing a Wedge Anchor
8:07 - Installing a Sleeve Anchor
9:47 - Installing a Hammer Drive Pin Anchor
Can you show how to remove the anchors?
Concrete anchors are not designed to be removed. This makes them more secure because they are actually anchored into the concrete, which means they can't be removed without heavily damaging the anchor or concrete. You can use a sawzall or similar tool to remove the tops of wedge or sleeve anchors.
at 5:30 when you say "Fastened" was my favorite part just classic
Hello, Drop-In vs Sleeve anchor, which is better for hanging on slab? Thank you.
@@AlbanyCountyFasteners hi, how about realigning wedge anchors if they're off center? or do i need to resign myself to oversizing the hole in the base plate?
This guy's level of excitement is off the charts
He’s just being real! So many fake overly happy annoying people on the tube.
This video is perfect!! What are you talking about?!!
After I woke up from passing out from all the excitement, my concrete was dried 👍
@@CC-ip3venot for wet concrete
Trying to fight sleep while listening to this guy was the challenge of the month.... Good info though but 2x speed for SURE.
I was all set to fix my porch stairs (some of which are rotting) when I noticed one rotten piece was attached to a concrete wall. My first thought was "Darn it! Now I have to hire someone!".
This video is exactly what I needed to see.
Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for taking the time to be detailed and descriptive. Some folks like me, have utterly no knowledge on these topics. Your video being so detail oriented, is what I consider a helpful tool in of it’s self. Please continue to be as detailed and descriptive as possible. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I think I've used every one of these anchors incorrectly in the past. Very effective, simple presentation to clarify how to install (use a hammer!). Thanks!
Great video - -BUT !!! - -no word on the most important part !!!!!!!! - - -how deep do you drill, you have to take into account the thickness of what you are fastening, as well as length of the dyna bolt (expanding bolt)) TO MAKE SURE WHEN YOU FASTEN EVERYTHING IS FLUSH !!!!!!
MOST IMPORTANT THING LEFT OUT !!!!!
You helped me a lot. I assembled an Arrow 10 x 10 shed. I ordered an anchoring Kit for it.
The directions just say to "install the anchoring bolt" that is it. So I would have made a mistake-or-4 installing the anchoring bolt with no knowledge of how it works.
Thank you for being here.
Always good to brush up on the different applications for masonry fasteners and anchors
This should be in our schools , as we took home Ed ,, this is standard living information, thank you for this
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
Imagine a country where every child learned basic carpentry skills. I wonder how many “off the grid” homes there would be .
I somewhat agree somewhat disagree. The only problem with doing that is that there would be no need for general handymen and even more skilled masons and carpenters and what not. This means that by doing that we could be trimming down on many men and womens livelyhoods which could be worse. But at the same time if you want to know or learn this kind of thing the opportunities are most often available to you.
They took stuff like this from our schools to make us and our kids more dependant on always using money to solve every problem. Paying someone instead of doing it yourself will create more money for the 1%ers.
Superb... well done. I love how slowly you speak. Nice calm presentation without the drama and bad music. Thanks.
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
I live in Mexico and most if not all homes are made of brick and concrete as oppose to wood like in America. I actually used to work in masonry and have seen a co worker use these to make a shelf for huge, heavy stoves. Unfortunately I didn´t get to see how he installed them so I appreciate your vid.
What I needed. Concise, great fotos. Non egocentric. Excellent teacher
Video on fasteners was very easy to follow with an explanation of product and use. I have used stainless steel screws and washers for my screen enclosure in Florida and I am extremely happy with their performance and appearance after three years. The washers were recommended by Albany because of use and dissimilar metals which can cause some corrosion. So far no corrosion has occurred and I am extremely happy with their performance and their cost.
What a great video. Starting from almost no knowledge about this sort of securing mechanism to feeling very comfortable. Great demonstration and it moves me forward in designing a project. Much appreciated.
I'm legit sitting at work watching this because I have to anchor something tonight thanks my dude
This answered all my questions about sleeve bolts. Great video.
OMG, a straight-forward instruction video without any influencer bullshit.
Really helpful! Would have been nice to know what size bit you used for each anchor though. They really should teach this in schools.
I really appreciate this. You're great at explaining how things work.
THANKS!! I needed to learn about a few of the options so I could choose for myself, and you did that! I almost couldn’t watch hearing you say mason-airy, but I got over it:)
Thank you so much!very informative easy to follow and helpful! Was anyone else reminded of Ferris Bueller’s economics teacher? Anyone? Anyone?
Thank you very much. Everything I was looking for. Time to finish my home project thanks to your information. Always not that complicated when explained well and demonstrated properly. Thank you sir.
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
Great video thanks! I got a project I need to start and this video helped a lot, simple and well instructed.
Thank you for showing the different anchors and installing.
Another satisfied Prozac user!
This was a very helpful vidoe demo. I went and bought the second bolt anchor. I poured square footings to support a trellis archway. I'm using an L bracket to bolt the 2x4 against so it needs to be secured in the concrete. I just put them in before it was solid cured. Once it's completely dried I'll tighten up the bolts.
Very easy and informative. Thank you for explaining everything in detail.
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
Thank you! I drilled big holes in the ceiling concrete and wondered if I should apply a hammer for the sleeve anchor or not. Useful thanks
Thanks much Sprockets!!
thank you for demonstrating ít with a piece of wood!
What would you have rather he used?
Great video for making it easy for installing anchors to concrete blocks 👍
Finally! A detailed instructional video on how these anchor bolts actually work. Thank you. Do you prefer these sorts of anchor bolts over using anchoring adhesive and a regular bolt?
Rebuilding my porch with my dad, very informational video thank you
Thank you for sharing and teaching this . Boy I do have a lot to learn . Thank God for internet ,reaching me here in Zimbabwe.
Good job, this type of demonstration help apprentices to achieve their goal successfully .. keep it up, well done
Nice video. Learned a lot about the differences between the types of anchors. Thanks for making
Great professional advice for a novice like me. Thanks!
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback!
Amazing you can describe what you are doing while napping. Thanks!
Didn't know anything, now I everything....thanks!
Very polite! Great video
very helpful. thanks.
Thank you for this. Which would you say provides the most weight support. I want to use one of these for a floating shelve
Excellent demonstration. Thank you!
Great video, professionally done. Ignore the clowns going on about the pronunciation, it did nothing to take away from what you were teaching.
Thank you for your feedback!
If somebody is PRESENTING themselves as a PROFESSIONAL & they don't even know how to pronounce the word correctly it DOES TAKE AWAY credibility... What ELSE doesn't he know correctly..... It may not be important to YOU, but trusting HIM is questionable right off the bat...
@@heyitsrick01 go pound sand mister know nothing! Give the man a break!
@@andyhutch1947 no, go pound a sleave anchor Andy...
@@heyitsrick01 zzzzzzzzz
Thanks for clear explanation.
Hello! if i wanna make some concrete wall hooks, what did you recommend me to use? i'm gonna make a rubber mold to pour the concrete on it. and i'm searching for the right anchor to use and put a Self-Tapping Screw Hanger Bolts... what did you recommend?
Next edition tell us how deep to drill for each type. Thanks.
Great explanatory video
Wonderful video. I have a metal gazebo that I need to anchor down to concrete patio. What would be best to use in this situation and what length? We do have bad sand wind storms occasionally. Thanks for your suggestions.
Great video sir, thank you for the knowledge.
This is one amazing video good work camera editing. Nice and very well explained
Thank you for your feedback!
Love the calm vibe of this tutorial. I couldn't figure out the differences for masonry fixings. Going to use wedge anchor bolts to put up an awning and hang a side gate, just need to make sure i drill the correct distances too. Kind of laughed each time I heard "Once this goes in, it's not coming out." 😨 It'll be fine I'm sure.
Good video for understanding which anchor application to use for a project.
What a great informative video. Thanks for your time brother!
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
Thx for the info. Always wondered how to use each of those anchors
same here
Great video, just the info I needed!
Glad we could help! Thank you for the feedback.
This is very informative and you sir are a pro. Thank you
Great video Bob!
Bob, I really really liked this video! I did not see anything about the depth of the hole. Seems like some of the fasteners may need a depth depending on the length of the fastener ?
Question, For the wedge anchor I see you drove it in first and then put the wood onto the stud, could it be done the other way around where you drive the wedge anchor through the wood and the concrete, then tightened, as in a similar manner as the sleeve anchor? Or can that only be done with the sleeve anchor?
Thanks for the video very informative and helpful.
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
What anchor do you recommend using to secure a steel gate post on top of a concrete footer? The gate will separate the front yard of a home from the backyard. Rationale for placing the post on top of the concrete instead in the footer is to create a modular post that enables the entire gate assembly to be removed and reinstalled to accommodate movement of large items, such as a skid-steer, in an our of the backyard on rare occasions. Space between the post and the side wall of the home will be roughly 1 inch and space between the other gate post and the brick wall along the property line will also be approximately 1 inch. Total distance between the home and the wall is 91 inches. The posts will need to support a 6' steel frame gate with wood laminate inserts. Weight of the gate is unknown but estimate to weigh 70 to 100 lbs when constructed. The size of the gate and space between the wall and home is set due to safety specifications required as a result of the backyard having a swimming pool. This also creates unique challenges because if the post is 1" from the home and another inch from the wall, then I'm unsure what type of metal plate design should be welded to the base of each fence post to use as a securing mechanism between the gate posts and the anchor bolts. Regarding anchor bolts, based on this video, the drop-in anchor appears to be the best option for my need. However, if you have a different recommendation, please let me know. I can also email a picture of the work layout if that helps.
Thanks for the excellent illustration!
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
Great explanation of the function of each anchor.
Thank you for your feedback!
I've got a limestone and mortar wall that I want to have wood shelves on. I'm confused about how to anchor bolts or masonry nails on non smooth surface. Any advice?
Super informative. Thanks!
You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback.
Thanks. Helped me out very much.
Very very informative and practical. Going to setup T climbers pipe in terracecgarden.
very professional info on various concrete anchors and how to install them
Thank you for your feedback!
Well done - I believe I made my holes too big for the anchor bolts provided for a front stair handrail that has two posts, one on either end. I think I might be able to solve the issue with larger diameter anchor bolts, but the bottom flange on the post is not that large so drilling out the existing hole could leave me with little flange to secure. Is there anything I could put in the larger hole I drilled that would allow me to still use the original anchor bolts? TIA for your advice.
Great info. I nodded off a few times but managed to get thru it and learn what I needed. 😁
Good video folks! thanks for sharing it!
Really helpful video
Really educational, thanks a lot. Please make more videos.
great video, very nice. good photography and easy to follow, I wanted to know which version is the strongest hold for anchoring a large wood shed on treated skids to a concrete slab ?
Well done sir. Thanks
Great video. How easy are the hammer drive pin anchors to pull out? Can they work their way out slowly after a few years? Can they rust?
Great review,
Thank you!
Question, how much weight does each anchor can hold?
For example, I would like to hang a speed that weights about 80lb’s. I would need to install 6 anchors.
Thank you in advance.
I am needing to install some sort of masonry anchors into Rammed Earth walls. These anchor will be used for installing shelves and windows. Do you by chance know which type of masonry anchor would work best?
Very detailed video, thanks !
Thanks for posting this helpful video! I can see the differences between the Lag shield and drop-in anchors (no permanent stud sticking out) vs. the Wedge and Sleeve anchors. Can you comment on how to decide between Wedge and Sleeve anchors. They seem pretty similar, but there must be some general guide to selecting between them...
Which anchor to use, and what material to get the anchor in, will depend heavily on your application. As a basic rule of thumb, Wedge anchors can only be used in solid concrete and they generally have the highest and most consistent holding values in concrete while Sleeve anchors are usable in concrete, brick or block but their holding values are less than wedge anchors anchors in terms of shear and pullout. If you're ever unsure, you can try asking an engineer or just give us a call at 866-573-0445.
Albany County Fasteners Thanks very much for the helpful reply!
Are you able to explain where a scenario that each different one would be specifically used to meet “code”
Thanks for your video.
Q: 1) How deep you wanna drill? 2) What size of drill bit you want exactly?
Cheers.
Great video! Any information on how to make the holes you had already made for the anchors? Was that with the hammer drill - and how do you measure depth/width of the hole?
It was with a hammer drill. The diameter of the drill should be the same as the anchor you are installing. The depth depends on the anchor and what you are drilling into, but it's typically 1/4"-1/2" longer than the anchor you are installing to help with any excess dust that gets down there during drilling.
@@AlbanyCountyFasteners Thank You!
Electrician; I use most of these quite often, always give it the ol’ pull test. Anyway, u had me @5:29
Hey, thanks for this info..super useful. Great demo...
Good video Bob , Glasgow Scotland 🏴🏴
Thank you for your feedback!
Thank you so much! None of the 100vids i saw worked!!
Shout-out from NY (Elmhurst)
Great video.
Thank you , Helped a ton.
Curious which of these options would work best for attaching a hitch receiver to a poured concrete wall. So which would have the least chance of being pulled out? Thanks!!
Thanks for the demo 👍
will they work in hollow block? if so which is best ? Also which one has the most holding strength/ will not pull out ? Thanks for the vid !!
Thank you for the information and demonstration. I'm wondering what builders use to fasten metal columns to concrete slab. Could you share your insight on that?
I think it's called chemical anchor, it's like a very strong glue that you pour in a hole in concrete and then put a screw there, it cures after 30min and becomes very strong. These anchors in video have some limitations, they can't be used close to corners and spacing between them is required.
What would you use to anchor a jet ski lift to a concrete seawall? Seawall cap is 18 inches deep and the bracket has 7 holes in it for 5/8 bolts. I was thinking lag Shields? Thanks!
Great video! Thank you
very helpful information. Thank you!
Thanks for this useful video. This video saved me alot of time.
Glad we could help! Thank you for your feedback.