Threaded rodAnchor

Threaded rod, also called all-thread or stud, is a particular type of fastener, often used to stabilise structures or objects to ceilings and walls. It creates a strong structural connection when it is fastened to a wood joist, and can also be used when the longest bolts or screw is too short. The threading on the rod can either be at the ends or along the whole length of the rod.

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Bestthreaded rod for wood

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You cannot simply drill and thread the rod into a joist. Threaded rod contains incredibly fine threads that will just pull from the wood. You should install a hanger that has threads matching the rod. The coarse threads of the anchor will grip the rod and can result in the finished hanger holding up to 1600lbs.