It is for my sun room roof repair project. How to fasten metal to concrete with 4X4 posts.
The first post in cement tube by the sunroom/deck corner accomplished completely. Then to another corner @ storage/sunrm is not accomplished. We think we might need hammer power bullet #3?
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There are many alternative hammers other than the Remington hammer. You can search the web and can order it there. Well, you can also use a good caulking agent like Butyl MS Caulk to make a bond between concrete and metal. You can also get help from a professional person. Good luck with your task.
Take your problem to the large DIY and ask in store, but I would probably use a drill for concrete then back fill the hole with adhesive suitable for the job and push screw into it. Let it cure. I would also probably use Brackets to support it too. Hope that helps.