do i need a stud finder to put these into the wall? or will these hold everything with just the drywall
1426782
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.
1426783
I used toggle bolts in the ceiling to mount mine. I am just using two mounted vertically, to support a shower curtain rod.
2037312
This has to attached to a stud- it's too heavy for drywall and anchors. I hope this helps.
553075
No, these do not come with mounting hardware. The mounting holes are about 1/4" diameter. If you're mounting to drywall, buy appropriately sized drywall anchors. If you're mounting directly to wood, buy appropriately sized wood screws. You'll need short (~1/2" max, depending on the thickness of your shelf) wood screws to fasten the shelf to the brackets.
453896
Yes you do not need a stud finder either. Just make sure its tight from the ceiling to the floor. Not holes in ceiling needed.
1684232
depends on what your screwing into.If drywall then drywall screws with anchors.Into a stud use wood screws.
1471594
They're drywall anchors. If you're not mounting it in drywall you don't need them.
1236815
I would purchase different wall anchors if you need to anchor to driwall. I believe I was able to place at least a pair of the screws that came with these in a wall stud and I used much heavier duty anchors, purchased separately, for the others.
114458
You should use stud finder to find studs in the wall. You just need 4 screws to attach it to the studs in the wall. I used 4 screws to attach it to the wall. It looks nice and secure.
1754465
I used drywall screws (instead of the screws that come with it), and it seems pretty secure in the drywall. The mounting holes are about 28" apart, so you will not be able to get both sides in a stud. It's not that heavy though, so it shouldn't be a problem.
637428
they only have the stud for mounting, no other brackets come with them. I happen to have a push bar on front of truck with tabs already on it to mount these.
1733151
Yes, screws that can be used for wall studs or with heavy duty dry wall anchors. Just need a power drill, bits& Phillips head to install
1929967
It comes with drywall anchors. The instructions note that "wood screws and tile anchors are not included. If needed, use size #10 wall anchors and wood screws." I hope that answers your question.
1701556
Hi. I gave this to a friend of mine last Christmas and he went to Lowes and bought wall anchors and stainless screws to mount the unit, as where he wanted it placed did not have wall studs located where needed. He says they worked great.
580172
Yes, but like others have said, they are not very good screws. They would probably be fine if you were screwing into a wall stud. If screwing into drywall, they will not work. You will need to use a drywall anchor. That is what I did. With the gun on the hangers, you would be hard pressed to tell that the hangers are mounted with silver colored screws with a drywall anchor behind them.
1696023
Both can be used; however it depends on how much weight you intend to hang from the holder. Watch the rating of the anchors. If the weight is more than the anchors, go to stronger toggle bolts. Just keep in mind the drywall has a pull-out weight limit as well. Anchored into studs is best.
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I purchased these for a 1-1/2" solid wood shelf that is 36" long and 10" deep. They are pretty strong brackets and look very nice. We haven't had any issues with them and they could probably hold a shelf up to 48" long if you really needed to. I would just make sure they are installed into a stud versus using the wall anchors in just the drywall. Hope that helps.
217865
Not exactly clear on what your asking?? Are you mounting to a wall with studs behind the drywall?