Construction Anchors | Copper State Bolt and Nut Co.

Nov 04, 2014

Construction anchors are used in many different applications. They are typically used to secure objects to materials that are normally resistant to screws or nails, such as concrete. There are many different types of anchors to choose from. The type of construction anchor you use depends on what your goal is. Are you looking to hang a large painting? Do you want to secure a bookshelf to a wall? Make sure you select the right anchor for the job.

Hangers

A hanger is great for use when you wish to have a secure place to hang something on your wall, such as a large picture. Hangers can be used in several different applications, including with wood forms for supporting fresh concrete.

Mechanical

Mechanical anchors are quite versatile. They can be used in light-duty or heavy-duty applications. There are a variety of types of mechanical anchors, including wedge anchors, sleeve anchors, and drop-in anchors. The type of mechanical anchor you choose to use may depend on your project.

Nail-In

A nail-in anchor can be nailed in to block, brick, stone or concrete to secure items in place. Although it is very useful and easy to install, it is probably better used for lighter applications. Avoid using these types of anchors for overhead projects.

Spike

Spike anchors can be used in static or vibrating applications in concrete, stone or block. There are types designed for rod hanging or simple securing. Many come already formed with a pre-expanded mechanism, saving you money on having to purchase extra expanders.

Wall

Wall anchors can be driven into a variety of lighter materials, although they are usually used to attach fixtures to drywall. There are a variety of wall anchors, including plug, toggle, and screw anchors.

Get the Right Anchor

There are many different types of construction anchors available for a variety of applications. Make sure you choose the right kind of anchor for the job and materials with which you are working. Call (800) 603-6887 today for more information about construction anchors available at Copper State.