In this category, you will find various lag screws and studs.
Anchorsare heavy-duty fasteners used to secure components to concrete or masonry surfaces.Wood screws, on the other hand, are used to fasten wooden components to other wooden or metal surfaces, but they can also serve as lighter-duty anchors in concrete when used with a wall plug. A anchor-screw is a hybrid fastener with dual threads: one section for wood and a metric section for nuts or anchors.
Studs
Primary use:Securing heavy loads and equipment to concrete, brick, or stone structures.
Advantages:They offer high tensile and shear strength.
Examples:Anchoring industrial equipment, machinery, or door frames in concrete.
Lag screw
Main use:Joining wooden components, such as posts, beams, or planks.
Advantages:Secure fastening in wood, especially for lighter loads.
Types:There are wood screws and concrete screws (used with a anchor).
Anchor bolts
Main use:Securing a wooden component to a support that requires a metric fastener, such as another piece with a threaded nut or installation in concrete using a anchor.
Advantages:Versatile thanks to their dual threads. They can be screwed into wood or anchored in concrete.
Examples:Installing table legs on a tabletop; securing a wooden structure to a concrete floor.
All you have to do is choose the lengths, diameters, and quantities you need!
