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How To Attach Things To Walls With Metal Studs. Here are the different types of drywall anchors, and how to use each one. We often say that heavy objects that need to be hung on the wall must be attached directly into a stud. I've seen advice that says metal studs are useless and crumple like tin foil and instead of hanging. If you ever plan to mount something to the wall that's even remotely heavy, you'll need to use drywall anchors if a stud isn't available. When you have steel studs, this can require. I live in a condo where the walls are framed using metal studs. I'm considering hanging various things from the wall, including a coat rack that will span 5 or 6 studs. Here are the steps to follow to properly hang something heavy on metal studs: Start by locating the metal studs in the wall, either using a stud. The biggest problem with metal studs is getting a solid fixing on the thin metal, but as your loads are small you don't need to worry about that. My question is, how do you use them when trying to hang something.

My question is, how do you use them when trying to hang something. I've seen advice that says metal studs are useless and crumple like tin foil and instead of hanging. When you have steel studs, this can require. I'm considering hanging various things from the wall, including a coat rack that will span 5 or 6 studs. Start by locating the metal studs in the wall, either using a stud. We often say that heavy objects that need to be hung on the wall must be attached directly into a stud. Here are the different types of drywall anchors, and how to use each one. If you ever plan to mount something to the wall that's even remotely heavy, you'll need to use drywall anchors if a stud isn't available. I live in a condo where the walls are framed using metal studs. Here are the steps to follow to properly hang something heavy on metal studs:

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How To Attach Things To Walls With Metal Studs Start by locating the metal studs in the wall, either using a stud. I'm considering hanging various things from the wall, including a coat rack that will span 5 or 6 studs. When you have steel studs, this can require. My question is, how do you use them when trying to hang something. Here are the different types of drywall anchors, and how to use each one. Here are the steps to follow to properly hang something heavy on metal studs: Start by locating the metal studs in the wall, either using a stud. If you ever plan to mount something to the wall that's even remotely heavy, you'll need to use drywall anchors if a stud isn't available. The biggest problem with metal studs is getting a solid fixing on the thin metal, but as your loads are small you don't need to worry about that. I live in a condo where the walls are framed using metal studs. We often say that heavy objects that need to be hung on the wall must be attached directly into a stud. I've seen advice that says metal studs are useless and crumple like tin foil and instead of hanging.