Thank you all. Sorry I couldn't be more specific; it's very hard to see the hole etc.
Posted by: "Lee M-S" steiconi@gmail.com steiconi
> If possible, get the cover off, then I would fill the hole with construction adhesive, like "Liquid Nails", and screw the bracket back in place while the adhesive dries. Again, if the cover comes off, leave it off until the adhesive is cured. Obviously, if you can't get the screw out, it sounds like you can get to the hole; put in the adhesive and shove the screw in, then brace as you did before.
> If possible, get the cover off, then I would fill the hole with construction adhesive, like "Liquid Nails", and screw the bracket back in place while the adhesive dries. Again, if the cover comes off, leave it off until the adhesive is cured. Obviously, if you can't get the screw out, it sounds like you can get to the hole; put in the adhesive and shove the screw in, then brace as you did before.
We did this (option 2). It is currently braced up with a tension rod.
How long might it take for Liquid Nails (in a hole in concrete) to cure to maximum strength? The cylinder doesn't say. I'm not in a hurry to remove the brace, but at some point I'd like to find out how well this worked. adTHANKSvance!
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