Formed from engineered plastic and drive nails, the truss head anchor is a fastening system that consists of two parts. It is installed by inserting the nylon shank into a pre-drilled hole and hammering the head of the nail until it meets the head of the anchor body. Driving the nail expands the split ends and allows the ribs to grip the wall of the hole.
- Great for masonry anchoring - light-duty anchor for use in concrete, block, brick or stone
- Pre-drilling required - for installation, must pre-drill a hole in the base material
- Works in hollow or solid materials - anchor expands when the pin is inserted into anchor
- Not recommended for overhead fixtures - anchors are for wall and floor applications only
- Corrosion-resistant - material offers strong resistance to rust and corrosion