The aerated concrete cracked. What do I do now?

[seniorkonsult]

Yes, that's probably easiest and good enough. Secure it and adjust it properly first, of course.

 

[bjozac]

Wedges are not necessary because the casings can be threaded in and out, thus replacing wedges.

 

[seniorkonsult]

bjozac The sockets have already been skipped because the builder does not consider it possible to use frame screws as mentioned above, but you can drill and mount the sockets with fix types like chemical anchors and then screw in and out as you wish!

 

[bjozac]

What is it, and where can you find such things? I googled a bit but didn't find anything that seemed to match. Is it a karm screw of a specific lightweight concrete variant?

As I interpret it, he didn't find these sleeves, and to be honest, I didn't even notice they were mentioned since I didn't remember their name. But for laymen, it's a hot alternative since I consider them to be easy to work with and you can attach them to the most porous surfaces.

I'm not interested in having a discussion about whether something is right or wrong with you seniorkonsult, I'm satisfied with contributing to the forum with a method I consider to be good. If you want to sit and complain or correct, you'll have to find someone else, I have more important things to do

 

[seniorkonsult]

bjozac You seem to be very touchy. I haven’t corrected anyone. I just think it’s good to check the question first before YOU start correcting me.