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2. www.howtogeek.com › 319669 › how-to-install-drywallHow to Install Drywall Anchors to Hang Heavy Stuff on Your Walls

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   Jul 31, 2017 · If you ever plan to mount something to the wall that's even remotely heavy, you'll need to use drywall anchors if a stud isn't available. Here are the different types of drywall anchors, and how to use each one.

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3. www.bobvila.com › articles › types-of-drywall-anchors7 Types of Drywall Anchors Every Homeowner Should Know

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   • Expansion Drywall Anchors. Expansion drywall anchors are low-cost, easy to use, and among the most common fixings in general use. They have ribbed or serrated plastic bodies with a split down the middle, and expand to grip a hole when a screw is inserted.
   • Threaded Drywall Anchors. Another popular low-cost option, threaded drywall anchors can be made either from hard plastic or metal. They have a sharp point and an external screw thread that cuts into drywall, so they can be installed using a screwdriver without any pre-drilling.
   • Molly Bolts. Molly bolts (or mollies for short) are one of the most popular drywall anchors for heavy items. They comprise a bolt and an outer casing. To install molly bolts, a hole is drilled and the casing is pushed through.
   • Winged Plastic Anchors. Winged plastic drywall anchors (also known as butterfly drywall anchors) are a relatively recent innovation, and an interesting hybrid.

4. www.wikihow.com › Use-Dry-Wall-AnchorsHow to Use Dry Wall Anchors: 9 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

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   Dec 11, 2023 · Drywall anchors are a lifesaver when you need to hang an item directly on a drywall surface but you’re worried that it might slip out or damage the delicate material. Using drywall anchors is as simple as drilling a pilot hole, then pressing, screwing, or tapping the anchor into place.

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6. www.familyhandyman.com › project › how-to-useHow To Use Drywall Anchors - The Family Handyman

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   Jun 14, 2024 · Using a wall stud is the best way to hang anything heavy on a wall, but sometimes wall studs just don’t line up in that perfect spot. The next best thing to use is a drywall anchor. Luckily, there are a variety of wall anchors to choose from, with each rated to hold different weights.

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   • Types of Drywall Anchors and How to Install Them. Drywall anchors come in various types, each suitable for different uses and weights. Here are the most common drywall anchor types you’ll run into.
   • Plastic Expansion Anchors. If you’ve ever bought a coat hook or towel rods, they likely came with plastic expansion anchors. You’ll also see people call them anchor plugs.
   • Threaded Anchors (Self-Drilling or Threaded Drywall Anchors) These look like a big giant screw. Made of plastic or metal, they can be screwed directly into the drywall without pre-drilling.
   • Molly Bolts. Molly bolts are the beefier version of plastic expansion anchors. They’re made of metal, and instead of just squeezing against the hole you put them in, molly bolts spread out the back part of the anchor, making a bigger grip inside the wall.

8. www.thespruce.com › best-drywall-anchors-7371061The 8 Best Drywall Anchors of 2024 - The Spruce

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   Jul 30, 2024 · Drywall anchors come with screws that are sized to fit the anchor sleeve with additional length to fit through the object you are fastening to the wall. Of course, the thicker or heavier the object, the longer the screw needs to be for stability.

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   Apr 23, 2021 · When you install something on a wall, you need it to fasten to the wall securely and stay in place. Installing fasteners in studs is the best option, but if a stud isn't available, the right anchor can also provide support. Learn how to use different types of drywall anchors.