L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE WD8 Screw Anchor 1-1/2" Zamac Alloy 100 PK
Pack of 100 Zamac alloy screw anchors, 1-1/2 inches long, for secure mounting in masonry and concrete
- TypeAnchors
- Zamac alloy construction resists corrosion in fireplace heat
- 100 anchors per pack covers large installation projects
- 1-1/2 inch length suits standard masonry mounting depths
- Screw anchor design expands for secure hold in brick or stone
- New condition ensures full structural integrity out of the box
DOTTIE WD8 Screw Anchor 100 Pack
This pack contains one hundred zamac-alloy screw anchors each measuring one-and-a-half inches long. They are designed for masonry or concrete substrates where a reliable mechanical hold is required. The bulk quantity suits contractors and serious DIYers who need consistent supply on larger jobs.
Replaces loose or corroded anchors
When existing fasteners have pulled out, rusted or were undersized for the load, these anchors restore holding power in the same hole diameter. The jump is worth it whenever a project demands a full box of matching anchors rather than handfuls from mixed bins.
Simple hammer-in then screw installation
Drill the correct diameter hole, tap the anchor flush, then drive the screw to expand the zamac body. The most common error is using a hole that is too large, which prevents the anchor from gripping the masonry securely.
Highlights
- Zamac alloy construction resists corrosion in fireplace heat
- 100 anchors per pack covers large installation projects
- 1-1/2 inch length suits standard masonry mounting depths
- Screw anchor design expands for secure hold in brick or stone
- New condition ensures full structural integrity out of the box
Specifications
| Brand | DOTTIE |
|---|---|
| Type | Anchors |
Questions about this item
What diameter drill bit does the WD8 screw anchor need for installation?
The WD8 anchor requires a 1/4 inch drill bit to create the correct pilot hole in concrete or masonry before insertion.
How deep should the hole be drilled for the 1-1/2 inch WD8 anchor?
Drill the hole at least 1-1/2 inches deep to match the anchor length, then clean out dust so the anchor seats fully when tapped in.
When should the Zamac alloy anchors be replaced after installation?
Replace anchors if they show corrosion, looseness, or damage during inspection; Zamac alloy resists rust but degrades over time in damp conditions.
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