How to Install Sleeve Anchors (Expansion Anchors) in Concrete | The Fixer Clips

In this video I show you how to install sleeve anchors or "expansion anchors" in concrete.
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[@thefixerhomerepair2]

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[@edc3179]

Loads on the Red Head charts that I have looked at are "Ultimate" not Allowed loads. The fine print says to devide by 4 to get the usable load. The other warning is that would be the bolt capacity, not the bearing on the wood which is much less.

[@richardwestin3331]

ya got thousands in holding power, but you used glue.. lol

[@andreaskurt5757]

How did you avoid the rebar?

[@dominiquebrown2890]

Do you think these are strong enough to hold up a ledger board for floor joist in a typical residential home. Or are wedge anchors the only option. (Anchoring into natural stone, btw to sleeve are preferable to wedge anchors.)

[@jennifermartinus4929]

Well done, Matt. 👍🤩

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Thanks! 😁

[@AnthonyJones1106]

Excellent tutorial! I appreciate it! But the integrity of this build is awful. You forgot to slap it and say, "That ain't going anywhere" when you finished. 😔

[@TJ-qz6hr]

Finally, a video that shows how to correctly install concrete anchors without using a frickin impact wrench.

[@andreaaragon9829]

Thank you

[@bradredcrow1529]

❤❤

[@cantgetright742]

Are these pretty much the same as anchoring a wall to a slab?

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Yes they can work for that too! 👍

[@cantgetright742]

@@thefixerhomerepair2 think we used these to anchor a home gym system thing to a garage floor.