Lead Wood Screw Anchor
Lead wood screw anchors, also known as lead wood screw shields, are ideally suited for projects that require fastening wood or anchoring brick, concrete, block or softer masonry. You’ll find these anchors install easily as the lead alloy material is soft enough to use, yet hard enough to provide strong holding power. A pre-drilled hole is required for installation.
We do not recommend for ceiling applications.
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| Sizes | 6-8 X 3/4″, 6-8 X 1″, 10-14 X 3/4″, 10-14 X 1″, 16-18 X 1″, 16-18 X 1-1/2″ |
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Lead wood screw anchors, also known as lead wood screw shields, are ideally suited for projects that require fastening wood or anchoring brick, concrete, block or softer masonry. You'll find these anchors install easily as the lead alloy material is soft enough to use, yet hard enough to provide strong holding power. A pre-drilled hole is required for installation.
- For medium duty fastening into concrete, block, brick, masonry and drywall
- Use with lag, tapping, or wood screws
- Lead alloy anchor body is corrosion resistant
- Pre-drilling is required
- Accepts #10 and #14 wood screws or sheet metal screws
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