Installing the Oxford Anchor 14
So install was a pain. Drilling concrete is never easy. Besides a pencil/Sharpie, earplugs, a level (if wall mounted), pliers, gloves, glasses, etc, you will probably need to acquire: - A decent 1/2" hammer drill. A rotary hammer is better, but expensive. Consider renting one, it may make life easier. - Masonry bits in various sizes from 1/8" through 3/4". Why so many bits? Several reasons: - You need the smaller sizes because nobody in their right mind will try to drill a 3/4" hole in concrete straight off. Start with a very small pilot hole and work up slowly. - Masonry bits can wear out quickly. You may need two or three of the smaller sizes to get four holes. - The bracket fasteners are 16mm. They will not quite fit into a 5/8" hole, and DO NOT try and tap them in or they will deform and/or come apart. They will fit and tighten in a 3/4" hole if you cannot find the requisite 16m...