Fastener Bolts: Lag Bolts
Lag bolts are the tough, manly bolt. Your typical screw has nothing on these guys. It's like comparing the wimpy action heroes of today to Chuck Norris or Arnold. No contest. You need a heavy duty bolt, you got it.
But wait, what is a lag bolt? And what is it used for? I mean, clearly a
tool box. Well never fear, you've got your answers.
What is a Lag Bolt and What Does It Do?
A lag bolt is awesome.
But beyond that, it's a
24 inches. Length is all going to depend on how big and thick the pieces are that you are joining together.
How to Properly Use a Lag Bolt
Choosing the right lag bolt is key before you even attempt to build that swing, or you are not going to be in good spirits when it collapses during your attempt at a back flip dismount.
Picking the right material is important. Hotbolt'>Regular steel are the most susceptible to rust and because of this tend to be the cheapest.
You'll need to make sure you
box wrench.
If a lag bolt you've previously installed starts to come loose, sometimes it's good to replace it with a larger bolt to ensure a tighter fit. Lag bolts can become loose because of movement or weather, or just because they've been used for a such a long time so check them once in a while to make sure everything is sturdy and holding together.
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