How far apart should concrete anchors be?

Similarly, you may ask, how close can concrete anchors be?

Rule: Concrete fasteners should not be set closer than 10-anchor diameters from each other.

Also Know, how far apart do drywall anchors need to be? Since drywall screws attach more securely, you can use fewer screws and space them farther apart -- 12 to 16 inches (30.5 to 40.6 centimeters) is sufficient. Adhesive tape bonds new drywall to old drywall; however, it should be reinforced using nails or screws, as well.

Also to know, how many concrete anchors do I need?

There must be an anchor bolt within 12 inches of each end. And the maximum spacing between any bolts on a single bottom plate is 6 feet. I put my anchor bolts six inches from the end of each bottom plate. Thus a (8 to 12) foot bottom plate would need three (3) anchor bolts.

How do you attach something to concrete without drilling?

How to Attach Metal to Concrete Without Screws or Glue

1. Drill the metal where you want to anchor it to the concrete.
2. Hold the steel in the position that you want to attach it to the concrete.
3. Attach a concrete drill bit into a hammer drill.
4. Drill a straight hole at each of the anchor locations to the depth of the painter's tape.