Weight of a backpack
While wall plugs are not as popular or even more popular than plastic anchors if they are better rated? I have never received them in purchased products, they have always been plastic anchors. Personally, I find that they would just slide off (especially from the ceiling) as they seem to be soft on the outside.
So, I’m curious as to why one would use plastic anchors when ribbed anchors seem to be better, and why use ribbed anchors when wall plugs are rated for heavier stuff.
I appreciate any thoughts on that!Mattman944Many of the anchors in your image are for drywall and/or hollow walls and won’t work in solid concrete.igorjrr@ Mattman944I edited the image to show only those I wrote about.Thanks!Solar MikeThe fact that you removed some doesn’t mean they will work or be safe for the intended purpose. You don’t mention a load.FreemanIf you go for a walk down the “screw aisle” of your local big box store, you won’t see any of those (except maybe the lag protector) in the section devoted to anchoring particular things. Choose from
How much weight can I carry in a backpack
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