INSTALLING 3 DIFFERENT DRYWALL ANCHORS FOR CLOSET HANG RAIL

SEGALE BROS WOOD PRODUCTS INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS

[@MPDsQT1]

Great info, thanks. The dude in the background lurking is hilarious.

[@ProfK2]

it would be helpful to show the toggle which way things are facing and how it Actually installs

[@roblevley505]

Great video! I learned a lot about which anchors I need at my house

[@Dahaas2003]

Thanks very much! This is exactly the information I was looking for. My stud finder is unreliable, and it looks like I will be using drywall anchors for each of 5 holes used to support the hanger bar. I had been wondering if this was a wise thing to do. You answered my question. I'm going with the third option, and 225 lbs will be more than enough for my mudroom closet. Thanks again!

[@blublurr]

Dude totally photo bombed at the end deserves a smacking. Lol good video

[@georgeedward9357]

I think the host turned around and smacked him after the video!

[@HUMBL3B3AST]

Great video, thank you!

[@MrTeff999]

Most anchors a strongest when the screw -- or the bracket the screw goes through -- presses against the anchor so that the drywall is compressed. In the case of Closetmaid-type standards, the standard does not touch the anchor, so the drywall is not compressed; it's pulled. It seems to me that this reduces the shear strength considerably. Also, the length of the screw must penetrate a certain distance into the anchor for the anchor to work properly. If the bracket is too thick, the screw will not penetrate far enough, so longer screws will be needed. You'd better be sure you can find a matching screw in a longer size.

[@heroknaderi]

I appreciate it 😎

[@Andrew-xs4qy]

any one watching .. you need washers for the snap toggle. the way he showed installing it isnt right.

[@budreynolds216]

What's the name of that first anchor you installed?

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

Those big toggle bolts - use 5/16 pilot holes so you don’t look like an amateur.

[@raidermaxx2324]

"screw the hole" :p

[@fromtheflightdeck252]

That's what she said!

[@rbt1957]

Good info but terrible video

[@lilThings101]

hello, is this strictly for drywall? i intend to use some to mount a lightweith shelf onto my car's existing panel. thanks

[@TazsDeliveries]

Elai Damaskinos I’ve used it on cinderblocks. I’m sure it’ll work for that

[@kiwifox8598]

What is the machine screw you have to use on the last one?

[@prasannakubarik5290]

Thanks

[@Afritunez]

Thank u!!

[@sanmac9621]

I can't watch camara is shaking and moving a lot feel giddy

[@UnlimitedAspirations24]

The camera is too far hard to really see near by because I couldn’t tell what’s being used to put that anchor into the wall, the same screw or different and what if the whole is so wide that the screw that is supposed to hold tight might just fall inside the wall together with the anchor and just lose the entire thing. That’s what’s concerning to me and this video fails to explain that.