Tolentino
2021-12-27 17:50:45
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Anyway, you don't really have to worry. Even 12.5mm drywall would hold 50 kg with appropriate anchors and four screws.
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Anyway, you don't really have to worry. Even 12.5mm drywall would hold 50 kg with appropriate anchors and four screws.
From my point of view, there are 2 important criteria:
1. Does the wall hold?
2. Does the anchor hold?
1.
With a masonry wall, I basically have no concerns, no matter what it’s made of. If the anchor is firmly seated, the wall will hold.
2.
Anchors hold very differently depending on what the wall is made of and how they work.
The safest method in my experience is: drill a hole and glue in threaded rods.
The adhesive material for that is often quite expensive.
My previous tests have shown that even cheap glue holds well enough.