Installing an expansion anchor.
Sensi wall mount anchor drill size.
If no stud is handy you ll need to use a wall anchor when hanging a heavy object such as a headboard large framed art or a mirror on drywall.
Drill a 1 1 4 in.
Pull the anchor against the back of the drywall with the pull tool then screw the tv mounting bracket to it.
Hole in the wall and insert the sleeve and anchor.
If the diameter of the anchor is displayed on the packaging drill the hole with a bit of the same diameter.
Then take your power drill and drive the threaded anchor into the drywall just like you would with a normal screw.
Some packages of anchors even have the correct drill bit included with the packaging.
Fractional and metric sizes per.
If it resists too much you can use a 1 4 drill bit and drill the head off the anchor.
Then use a manual or electric screwdriver to drive the screw into the anchor.
A 2 to 3 inch hole is typically used but this will depend on lines provided with your mini split.
Molly bolts are a mechanically interesting anchor.
Push the anchor into the hole and tap it lightly with a hammer until it fits snugly and its end is flush with the wall.
The package will indicate the proper size drill bit to use.
Sleeve type hollow wall anchors.
Drill a hole in the wall material large and deep enough to allow the barrel of the anchor to fit snuggly but not so large that the head of the sleeve has no support.
Use self tapping screws with anchors to firmly secure the wall bracket in place.
To get the right size hole measure the shank of the drill bit against the front of the anchor its diameter should be the same size or 1 16 inch more than that to make the opening for the screw.
Flat screen tvs are heavy and the bracket that holds them must be securely mounted to the wall.
Create pilot holes with your drill.
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Turn a screw slightly into the head of the anchor and pull.
Next take your screw and drive it into the anchor stopping when it feels.
Start by drilling a hole about the size of the tip of the threaded anchor.
As with the expansion anchor drive it in until it sits flush with the drywall.
The body of the anchor will drop into the wall.
Clear debris from the hole and tap the anchor in place using a hammer.
Create a hole in the wall next to your bracket mount.
