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Wall-nutTM

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Ideal for new and replacement installations of pictures,

curtain rods, towel bars, shelves, etc.

Suitable for any drywall thickness (3/8, 1/2, 5/8)

100 lb. load bearing capacity*

(excluding hook washer).

Its like having a large, at nut behind the drywall

anywhere you want one.

Minimal intrusion into the drywall, with little or no

damage to the backside of the wall.

Several Wall-nuts can be installed in close proximity

to each other.

Only 1 long and 1/2 wide and as thin as pocket-

knife blade.

Made from Stainless Steel.

Made in USA

How is the Wall-nut different than other anchors?

Most wedge type anchors require making a slot,

poking a hole, or driving a large screw insert into

the drywall relying on the cross sectional stability of

the drywall (which is not great). Looking at how the

drywall is manufactured, one can only expect limitedretaining performance when it comes to these wedge

type anchors.

After the Wall-nut is inserted into the drywall it lays

at against the back of the drywall. With the mounting

bracket in front of the wall, the mounting screw will

tighten both towards each other resulting in a secure

clamping to both surfaces of the drywall. Just like

driving a mounting screw into a wooden wall stud.

Very Different Than Your Ordinary Anchor

* Tested to hold 100 lb. direct vertical load on 1/2 (13 mm) vertical installed drywall.

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Wall-nutTM

Patent Pending

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5 Pack Item 201 UPC 852220-002018

10 Pack Item 202 UPC 852220-002025

Drill 3/16 (5 mm) hole in to drywall

or use the already existing hole of the

removed defective wall anchor.

Extend the wire beyond the knifepoint.

Place the narrow tip of the Wall-nut

into the hole alongside the extended

wire.

Hammer the Wall-nut into the drywall.

Until Wall-nut is ush with the wall.

Push the remainder of the Wall-nut

(with a small screw driver) completely

through the drywall.

Put screw through the hook washer or

bracket. Hold wire loop vertical and

pull it towards you and upwards into

the upper slot (created by the knife point of

the Wall-nut.) At the same time turning

the screw by hand through the wall

into the Wall-nut. Tighten with

screwdriver.

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Drill

Extend wire

Insert tip in hole

Push all the way thr

Hammer in

Till flush

Holding loop vertical

pulling up and toward

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