Hello I have a problem, I wanted to remove the railings from the balcony, but the anchors on both sides make it impossible for me. If I pulled out the anchors on one side, the railing would come out without any problem. I can't unscrew the anchor and I don't want to damage the thread....

An anchor, but what? Mechanical? Chemical? Nevertheless, forget that you will pull out without a fight, if at all. Since you have problems with unscrewing.

You can only unscrew the nut and drive in the spindle. You will not pull out a tight anchor without hammering it.

The anchor is designed in such a way that it cannot be removed. After unscrewing, if the hole was deep enough, it should be pushed in to hide it. So the advice for the future is to drill deeper holes.

OK thanks. I have an idea, I will stick these pins in on both sides enough to be able to use them again and maybe the railing will come out. And after painting, it will return to its place.

Removing Balcony Railings: Anchor Extraction Without Damaging Threads or Concrete

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#1 12749179 18 Sep 2013 11:00

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Hello
I have a problem, I wanted to remove the railings from the balcony, but the anchors on both sides make it impossible for me. If I pulled out the anchors on one side, the railing would come out without any problem. I can't unscrew the anchor and I don't want to damage the thread. What should I do?
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12749192 18 Sep 2013 11:04

An anchor, but what? Mechanical? Chemical? Nevertheless, forget that you will pull out without a fight, if at all. Since you have problems with unscrewing.
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#3 12749217 18 Sep 2013 11:11

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12749217 18 Sep 2013 11:11

mechanical one with a screw
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#4 12749234 18 Sep 2013 11:16

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12749234 18 Sep 2013 11:16

You can only unscrew the nut and drive in the spindle. You will not pull out a tight anchor without hammering it.
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#5 12749251 18 Sep 2013 11:21

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12749251 18 Sep 2013 11:21

The anchor is designed in such a way that it cannot be removed.
After unscrewing, if the hole was deep enough, it should be pushed in to hide it.
So the advice for the future is to drill deeper holes.
#6 12749258 18 Sep 2013 11:23

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12749258 18 Sep 2013 11:23

OK thanks. I have an idea, I will stick these pins in on both sides enough to be able to use them again and maybe the railing will come out. And after painting, it will return to its place.
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