I'm planning on hang a 75" TV and a media center on my wall. It is cement block covered with drywall. Drywall is installed using some sort of metal furring strips so there are no studs. I believe all I need is the right hardware, isn't it? This should help explain the scenario: I tried [url=http://www.toggler.com/products/snaptoggle/overview.php]Snaptoggle[/url] but after making the roles and putting it in place I can't get the screws in. Looks like it won't be properly aligned (a nice 90 degrees) due to block imperfections and the gap. Then I thought about the metal toggle bolts. The problem with those is that I need a 5/8 hole for a 1/4 screw. The head of the bolt won't have any support and since I already have a one inch gap... is it still a viable solution? My third option (that I know of): sleeve anchors like this one: [url=https://www.itwredhead.com/products/expansion-anchors/dynabolt#54313-overview]Dynabolt Sleeve Anchors[/url], but I'm really concerned about the gap between the drywall and the cement blocks. If having only about 1 inch of a 3 inches sleeve anchor inside the block will be enough. Also what happens if the tip of the sleeve anchor goes through the block wall? Is it still safe? TV is around 80 lb according to website ([url=https://www.costco.com/Samsung-75%22-Class-(74.5%22-Diag.)-4K-UHD-QLED-LCD-TV.product.100416069.html]Samsung QLED 75"[/url]) and will be mounted with a TV bracket. Media center is 70 inches wide and it has 6 holes that I can use to basically hang it. It is between 80 to 100 lb (give or take): [url=https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S89198494/#/S09198370]IKEA Media Center[/url]. I may be missing something or overthinking this. It shouldn't be too hard. Everybody does it :-)

Ok, so this is an easy general question - that I can't find the exact sequence of steps for drywalling and caulking a single frame 2 leaf wall. Let's just focus on the one leaf... what are the steps once the wall is framed, electrical is run etc.? Assume the inner leaf will NOT be on RC and will just consist of a layer of 1/2" and 5/8" drywall screwed to the studs. Where do I caulk? Do I start caulking the perimeter of the wall before hanging any drywall [URL]https://mechanicguides.com/sanders-for-drywall/[/URL] ? Do I then caulk around each sheet of drywall? and then squish the next piece of drywall to the other already hung piece of drywall repeating this til all drywall for the 1st layer is done? Or forget that - Do I just run some caulk over the joint between each piece of drywall? Then how does the drywall joint compound and tape work on top of that? Or is it just use acoustical caulk wherever there is a small gap (along the floor and ceiling perimeter) and just drywall as normal... hang drywall, tape, joint compound, screw next layer with 1/4" gap from the floor and repeat? I just can't find the clearest instructions on the actual steps of hanging the drywall and doing caulking for a studio type wall... I do not want to forget any important steps... thanks, Chris.