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Like OP suggested, dry wall anchors don't do well with dynamic loads. Every time you put that vacuum back, you will crumble a bit of drywall and weaken your an
by kansface 5y ago
Like OP suggested, dry wall anchors don't do well with dynamic loads. Every time you put that vacuum back, you will crumble a bit of drywall and weaken your anchors.
- frosted-flakes 5y agoMy experience says otherwise.
- kansface 5y agoWhat type of anchor are you using and whats your work load like?
- frosted-flakes 5y agoMounting a handheld vacuum cleaner to drywall, using some plastic anchors that came in the box. I don't know what they're called, but they mushroom in the cavity behind. Two screws, both in anchors. I made sure the screws are tight, so friction prevents the mount from wiggling up and down.