I was planning to attach a couple of wall hooks for bicycle hanging in our shed. However, I'm considering what kind of screws should be used given that the wall in question is made of OSB? It doesn't feel like regular wood screws would hold the weight of a bicycle.
This question comes up now and then. OSB+plasterboard is ridiculously strong and a regular wood screw can hold over 260kg straight down. If you don't have plasterboard on the surface, it becomes slightly weaker, but you can still hang up the whole family's bikes with a single screw without any problem.
But you should have some sort of hook, because just a screw probably doesn't work well.
But for the hook not to become like a pendulum, two screws are needed.
But for the bikes not to swing, two hooks are probably needed, and suddenly we're up to 4 screws.
2 MTBs. Guessing they weigh around 14-15 kg each, so maybe I'm worrying unnecessarily.
But you shouldn't just hang the bikes on a couple of screws, right?
There should be some kind of hook that you screw in, and preferably can be attached with 2 - 3 screws, or?
Maybe something like this (from JULA):
But you shouldn't be hanging the bikes on just a couple of screws, right?
There should be some kind of hook that you screw in, which preferably can be fastened with 2 - 3 screws, right?
Maybe something like this (from JULA):
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