When an anchor is installed into a stud with the proper mounting hole, the installer should not see any detriment to its performance. Additionally, using anchors in this way does not necessarily correspond to an increase in performance.
Related FAQs
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Why are Anchors Required if I Have a Stud?
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Why does my door roll open a few inches after closing? Why won’t my sliding shower door stay shut?
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What do I do if I need parts for my shower door?
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Do your shower doors allow for out-of-plumb conditions?
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Is a stud required to install my shower door?
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What do I do if I mis-cut top and/or bottom tracks?
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Are there Different Types of Anchors? Do They Vary by Installation Environment?
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What if I Don’t Use Anchors?
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What Does an Anchor Do Without a Stud?
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