I have heard that tapcons work well in concrete.

earlier, Victor Gouveia, wrote:

>Hi Folks,
>
>Ray's post begs a question I have in relation to drilling into masonry.
>
>While I know that I have to pre-drill a hole when ever I attach anything to
>a masonry wall, do I have to worry about the type of anchor I'm using when
>working with different surfaces?
>
>For example, I know that in solid concrete, one can use the anchors that
>look like a hollow spined tube that opens up as the bolt screws in.
>
>Would that anchor be appropriate to use in brick work, especially when I
>think of all the possible hollow spaces in the bricks?
>
>I am looking at attaching a gate to my house at the top of a few steps, and
>one hinge is going into solid concrete foundation, however, the other hinge
>is going to be going into the brickwork that is the side of my house.
>
>Is there a different type of wall anchor I have to use in the brickwork?
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Victor Gouveia
>
>
>
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