Concrete Wedge Anchor Installation | HANDYBROS |

In this video, we will show you the concrete wedge anchor installation! We used Red Head Trubolt Wedge Anchor which is for heavy-duty concrete and masonry use. In this video, we will explain the whole process of installing the anchor along with providing tips and tricks!!

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[timsawyer]

I'm sure there are folks who think you did some overkill with your explanations, but those of us who don't do this much (and are new to it) appreciate the thoroughness and specificity provided. Excellent job!

[alro]

6:03 Before to start to hammer the bolt, the nut must be placed to prevent from not being able to screw it onto the bolt due to damage on the threads.

[itskerbs]

Have fun destroying the threads and rendering the anchor useless. Attach the nut to the top of the bolt before hammering to protect the threads, will save you a lot of time and headache

[docohm]

Thank you for the video. I want to build a patio arbor and I had no idea how to install anchor's in pre-existing concrete. You schooled me up!

[douglaswhite]

I have a parking post to install with supplied wedge anchors but no instructions at all. I had no idea how to use these and post fitting videos have various methods and bolts with sleeves and plugs. This is the first video I've found which gives thorough knowledge on how to use the bolts and how they work. Thank you, saved me hours of bodging and botching usually resulting in disaster.

[dougpeters]

This is an excellent video showing the process for installing these anchors!
Very well done, thank you!
Subscribed.

[flankerroad]

Very well done, sir. Just the kind of detail and explanation a beginner needs.

[monsieurmartin]

Tip : if you put your nut on before hammering the anchor in, you won't run into the problem of damaging the thread and not being able to put the nut on.

[stbeauton]

Wow you make this seem so easy. I thought this was going to be super hard. Thanks for the video.

[leonama]

Thanks for the video. Overall, it was great for beginners like me looking for simple solutions and not wanting to hire anybody for a simple job.

[POW]

That is the most thorough dust cleaning ever!

[bcdurr]

Hammer it in with the nut on to avoid damaged threads. Hammer the nut not the bolt. Great video!

[fransiscoh]

Thanks man I’m an apprentice In my job n never had to do this very helpful!

[Brian-vhgb]

Excellent description, thank you! The step by step instructions were very clear.

[upperechelon]

Excellent detailed example. Keep em coming.

[Rapha]

Will this also work for stucco? Got a heavy sunscreen shade to hang but only have stucco on the outside no cement (cheap American construction). Not sure if the anchors will hold

[illwill]

This was very helpful. Wish I would've seen it before drilling 4 unnecessary holes into my garage wall...lol

[candidoaviles]

Thank you for making this video. I just bought a hammer drill to use to install an AC Guard Protector and drill it into concrete so was searching for the right video on how to drill into concrete and came across your video and it really help to what I'm looking to do. Thank you again!

[drkndn]

Using power tools to tighten a nut that requires a specific torque. No wonder your post is wobbling.

[jaideerinreynolds]

Thank you so much for making this video! 💗