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How to Fasten
climbing holds w/
Masonry Screws

How to fasten masonry screws
    Items you'll need:
  • Hand-held drill
  • Screw-on climbing holds
  • 5/32" Masonry drill bit
  • Masonry Screws
  • Phillips head drill bit
Fastening climbing holds to concrete walls with masonry screws is a great way to save time and money on your climbing wall. It's also a great idea if you don't want to build a wood climbing wall. If you have bolt-on holds you'll need to use Drop in Anchors.


Step One:
Grab your drill and 5/32" masonry bit and pick the place you want your climbing hold to be. Drill all the way through the front of the block wall, or about 2 inches into solid concrete. If you are installing multiple holds, you should repeat this step at each place you want to install a climbing hold before moving on.


Step Two:
Next you'll need a screw and a climbing hold. Put the screw through one of the holes in the hold to make sure it sticks out the back far enough.
Drill first hole
Select proper screws


Step Three:
Fasten the climbing hold to the wall with your phillips drill bit.



Make sure you rotate the hold to the position you want before tightening the screw all the way. Fasten each climbing hold you want to install with one screw before moving to the next step.
Fasten first screw to wall
Rotate hold properly


Drill first hole Step Four:
When each hold is fastened with one screw, you'll need to drill the holes for the remaining anchor points.


Select proper screws Step Five:
Now fasten the remaining screws. They don't need to be super-tight, just enough the keep the holds from moving. When all the screws are in, your wall is ready for climbing!
  • Orders for screw-on climbing holds include masonry screws and a 5/32" drill bit if selected.
  • If you already have holds but need the screws, they are available below.
  • Orders for masonry screws also inlcude a 5/32" masonry bit at no extra charge.
  • Email us if you have any questions!

Screws for concrete walls.

Masonry Screws
Each

.10


100

$10


500

$50
Masonry Screws
Each

.12


100

$12


500

$60
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