Where can I buy more drywall anchors for this rack? I'm moving and will be unable to pull the existing anchors out of the drywall.
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Best bet: Take one of the screws to your local Ace or TruValue Hardware store and ask the staff to help you find anchors from open stock.
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Make sure you use. GOOD drywall anchors (toggles or similar). Mine is mounted with no stud. Holding strong for a year fully loaded (about 10 heavy duty AS pots & pans)
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depends on what your hanging off these rails, weight is the major deciding factor, otherwise make sure to drill straight into studs(if possible) as you can put long screws anywhere on rails to align for stud locations. Use drywall plastic anchors in predrilled plaster wall, also depending on what your hanging off rails. Metal expanding anchors are also a possibility as well as butterfly anchors, depending on plaster wall thickness. *But to go straight to your question, feeble plaster may not be a good thing to hang much of anything heavy.
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I have exactly same issue. I contacted Lifetime and they don't have any anchors as this is supposed to be free standing. They mentioned that some movement is normal.
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Unfortunately I don't know what anchors would be required for a concrete board wall. Sorry I couldn't help
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I have it in drywall with a 42in tv. better to find a stud for at least one of the screws. But if you can't, I've switched these type of anchors http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/100391938?langId=-1&storeId;=10051&catalogId;=10053&N;=5yc1vZ1xhv&R;=100391938.
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You don't necessarily need to find a stud, but I would not install them directly into the drywall. Whenever I install something that is going to have some wear and tear, or some pressure, I use EZ Lock Twist and Lock Hollow and Drywall Anchors. I get them at Home Depot. They're my favorite anchor. Kind of a pain when you're ready to remove them, but they have a lot of strength and can withstand some pulling and tugging.
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We followed directions as stated, filled it with seldom-used remedies, it's as solid as a rock. I put it into drywall and likely used the white, plastic screw-in type anchors into which the mounting screws were driven. You should have no problems. It is very sturdy and holds a great many items.
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This is the rack we bought and like https://www.amazon.com/review/create-review?ie=UTF8&asin;=B001P9M7M4&ref;_=dpx_acr_wr_link. However it says they are sol out. I bet they could help you find one like it though.
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Drywall anchors and screws. If this is the old style, good luck getting it. I tried to get the old one over a year ago and was sent the new style and told the old style is no longer available.
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No problem. Use drywall anchors such as the ones in the picture of this link. Use four anchors and you will have plenty of support. http://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/06845747?src=pla&cid=PLA-Google-PLA+-+Test&CS_003=7867724&CS_010=06845747
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I used bunch of wall plastic anchors and screws. Also: the Stanley 819841 Pegboard Hooks which a bought at the same time are too small for the holes on the plate. They `re coming out all the time. I don`t like the product. Will not recommend it.
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The key is attaching to studs! That will limit your options for location, but it should make it very secure. I would be cautious using anything that goes between studs since drywall or even lath would not be as strong. I doubt a 200 lb pull would immediately pull through then, but it would begin to shift. If the 'required' location is not lined up with a stud, put 2x4 attachment "studs" behind the wall where you choose to attach them. Of course then you will have to cut out some drywall and later replace it. By the way, I thought it was rated for 300 lb.
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This has to attached to a stud- it's too heavy for drywall and anchors. I hope this helps.
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The waves I bought came with the pad on them and I'm not sure if there are replacement pads, but I'm sure you could make something fairly easily to replace it if it got damaged or something. I'm not sure what the weight limit is but if you have drywall you should have studs, so just get a stud finder (the have really good, easy to use ones now) and use the templates that they send with the wave and it should go up easy. If you can't find any studs for some reason I would go down to the hardware store and talk to someone that knows what they are doing and ask what type of wall anchors you could use. I hope that helps...you will just love the wave it is such a nice product! The waves I bought came with the pad on them and I'm not sure if there are replacement pads, but I'm sure you could make something fairly easily to replace it if it got damaged or something. I'm not sure what the weight limit is but if you have drywall you should have studs, so just get a stud finder (the have really good, easy to use ones now) and use the templates that they send with the wave and it should go up easy. If you can't find any studs for some reason I would go down to the hardware store and talk to someone that knows what they are doing and ask what type of wall anchors you... » Read More The waves I bought came with the pad on them and I'm not sure if there are replacement pads, but I'm sure you could make something fairly easily to replace it if it got damaged or something. I'm not sure what the weight limit is but if you have drywall you should have studs, so just get a stud finder (the have really good, easy to use ones now) and use the templates that they send with the wave and it should go up easy. If you can't find any studs for some reason I would go down to the hardware store and talk to someone that knows what they are doing and ask what type of wall anchors you could use. I hope that helps...you will just love the wave it is such a nice product! « Show Less
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The anchors required are determined by the kind of wall you have, and the size of the screws/bolts you have. Once you unscrew the unit, it's best if you leave the old anchors in the wall, then buy new ones to complete the job at the new location. A local handyman may help, or stop by your local hardware store for specific guidance. (They'll also have suggestions for removing the old anchors and repairing the holes.)
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I have this mount directly to drywall with very good anchors from home depot. DO NOT use the simple compression anchors. Get the WingIts World's Strongest Fastener. You wont regret it. I have a 32 inch tv and a cable box. Sorry, dont not use the second shelf.