G2 Gas Fitter Practice Exam

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What are plaster shield anchors used for?

Fastening objects to drywall
Fastening objects to concrete
Fastening objects to plaster
Fastening objects to wood

The correct answer is: Fastening objects to plaster

Plaster shield anchors are specifically designed to be used in plaster walls. They are particularly effective because of their unique structure, which allows them to expand in the cavity of the plaster when a screw is inserted. This expansion creates a secure hold that helps distribute the load across a wider area of the plaster, minimizing the risk of cracking or damaging the surface. Using plaster shield anchors ensures that fixtures such as shelves, pictures, or any other mounted objects can be attached directly to the plaster with increased stability and strength. This is essential in applications where traditional screws or anchors might not provide sufficient support, particularly in older buildings where plaster is commonly used instead of drywall. When working with other materials such as drywall, concrete, or wood, different types of anchors and fixtures are typically required to provide the right level of support and secure fastening, making plaster shield anchors uniquely suited to their designated application.