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NewJerseyBoy56 07-28-2020 11:52 AM

Courtyard Villa Garage Wall
 
Attempting to put up shelves in the garage and hit some steel/metal.

The AC/Furnace system is in the closet behind the wall about six inches.

Any experience with this?

bumpygreens 07-28-2020 11:57 AM

Take a look at where your duct work goes into the wall. If there isn't a duct in that area, then most likely you hit a stud.

Karadad 07-28-2020 11:58 AM

Likely metal/steel studs (not wood). Get some strong drywall anchors. Flip toggles are recommended by pros.

OBRight 07-28-2020 01:07 PM

I've got a CYV and have found that I have metal studs in the walls so more than likely that's what you have hit. I went to the store and bought different sizes of self-tapping screws for when I need to hang something from them. Other than that I just use wall anchors for in the drywall.

Topspinmo 07-29-2020 07:33 PM

I just get the cheap stand up plastic shelf’s, you can cut the PVC tubing shorter or buy PVC tubing to make it bigger.

retiredguy123 07-30-2020 05:16 AM

When hanging something on a wall, it is almost never necessary to drill into a metal or wood stud. Drywall anchors that expand behind the drywall and grip to it, and are spaced about 8 inches apart, will hold almost any weight you want to support, except possibly a large television.


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