Customer Reviews for Red Head 3/8 in. x 1-5/8 in. Steel Drop-In Anchors (50-Pack)

No complaints

High quality anchors. No problems in the entire pack.

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Been using them 50 years Great thing is when you undo the project you merely remove thebolt and smear some cement .thats it ! Wouldnt use anything else

installed easily and worked as expected

work great when installed properly, dose not come with the set tool nor the bolts.(sold separately) items you will need to to install the anchor and use it. correct size Concrete Drill Bit and a hammer drill 1 Set tool (to Lock the Anchor in place) Washers Appropriate Bolt Length for your project if you set your anchors to deep you will need longer bolts.

These seem to work as advertised. Just make sure you blow out all the grit after you set them otherwise your bolts can bind.

product was fine. Transaction with Home Depot, a nightmare.

1. Mark placement 2. Drill 1/2 inch hole to depth (don't get bolts too long or drill hole too deep) 3. Blow / vacuum debris out of hole 4. Drop anchor into hole 5. Set with setting tool (hammer sold separately) 6. Bolt whatever to you need to anchor Easy Peasy. There are placement and weight limits, you don't want to brake you floor / wall / ceiling. I've used these for my motorcycle wheel stand and other such things. Hold is rock solid. Does not move. Very permanent. Lasts for years.

Had to use jb weld or similar epoxy to secure the anchor in the hole as the anchor just fell easily into the 1/2 hole made by 1/2 Bosh sds plus stone drill bit... Somehow these holes (and also the drill bits tend to run a bit larger than real 1/2 inch) ..not sure why.. but measured several drill bits being 0.522 inch instead of 0.500.... then of course your hole is bigger as well. Manufacturer of the anchors should be aware of this and test the anchors...

Perfect for hanging heavy items from our concrete garage ceiling - we hang each of our bikes from 2 of these, though one would be plenty strong if we could hang 'em vertically. We use the 3/8" size thread that accepts any standard threaded bolt, eye-bolt, etc. Just drill a 1/2" hole then hammer in the anchor/ sleeve. Getting ready to use 2 more to properly secure our garage door opener to our low ceiling.

This is a very nice alternate part to use besides the stud anchors, especially when it is time to remove the part. Just remove the bolt and fill in the hole. Unlike the studs which you have to grind and hammer and hope the surface is smooth. Biggest problem is you need a tool unlike the studs (standard hammer) to help set them in and the store seams to be out of them AGAIN. The have the 1/2" but not the popular use 3/8" . Once the stocking issue is fix, i can make this a 5 star review