I am planning to attach 4'x6' pegboard to drywall in my garage. One vertical end of the frame will be directly screwed into a stud but the other end can't be. I am wondering what kind of screws should be used for the hollow part.
Most drywall anchors or the toggle bolts seem to have a round head which would prevent the pegboard from butting against the frame. Unless the screws attaching the frame to the drywall are completely countersunken, there would be a gap between the pegboard and the frame.
What would be a right way of attaching the furring strip to the drywall?
Best Answer
That's large enough that there's no excuse for trying to hang it from the drywall. Find the studs and drive screws into them.