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Attaching items to concrete walls can be more challenging than working with wood or drywall due to the density of the material. Whether you’re securing screws, cup hooks, or bolts, specialized fasteners designed for hard materials are necessary. Concrete fasteners provide a reliable solution for securing items to stone, concrete, or masonry surfaces.

How to Use Concrete Fasteners for Cup Hooks?
1. Drill a Pilot Hole
Begin by drilling a pilot hole at the desired location on the concrete wall. The hole should be at least 1/4 inch deeper than the length of the fastener or screw to ensure a secure fit.
2. Insert the Fastener
After drilling, insert the HomeHand nylon plug into the hole. Make sure it sits firmly inside the hole. Use a mallet or hammer if needed to secure the plug in place.
3. Secure the Hook
Use a drill or driving tool to screw the HomeHand cup hook into the plug. Ensure the hook is securely fastened, and it doesn’t wobble or move. The fastener should sit tightly on the wall.
4. Check for Stability
After installation, test the hook by gently pulling on it to ensure it’s secure and can hold weight.

HomeHand cup hooks, combined with nylon plugs, are the ideal solution for providing a stronghold in concrete walls.