General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Anchoring a top rope at home	31-Mar-2009 At 1:37:41 PM	racingtadpole
Message
If you are going to anchor to brick, in this application DONT use dynabolts, they are an expansive (also expensive) fastener and my cause internal stress in the brick when tightened, which may lead to premature failure of the wall when stressed ubder the right conditions. My weapon of choice would be Chem Anchors (Hilti, Ramset and a host of others make them in various guises and prices). When your done can you put a few pics, I'd like to see the end result, I am considering a similar project.

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