🏚Earthquake Furniture Anchoring Tally

Anchored-item tally and hardware count

Check the items you have already anchored. The list below gathers commonly mentioned items and is not an official inspection list.

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How the tally works

Check the items you have already anchored and the page reports how many are secured, which ones are still unsecured, and how much fixing hardware the remaining items would take. The hardware figure is simply the number of unsecured items multiplied by the parts one item takes. Anything typed into the extra field is added as unsecured.

The built-in list gathers items that are commonly mentioned; no official inspection list and no recommended parts count are published here, because wall construction and product design differ too much to fit one table. Written as of October 2026.

This page counts items only. It does not cover what to do during shaking, when to leave, or whether a building is structurally sound. Follow guidance from the US Federal Emergency Management Agency and the National Fire Protection Association, and check anchoring methods with the product manual or an installer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this checklist an official inspection list?

No. It gathers items that are commonly mentioned, and no official list is published here. Anything missing can be typed into the extra field and it is tallied as unsecured along with the rest.

How many fixing parts does one item take?

That depends on the product and the wall, so no recommended count is published here. Enter the figure from the manual of the hardware you intend to use and it is multiplied by the number of unsecured items.

What should I do while an earthquake is happening?

This page gives no response steps. Follow guidance from the US Federal Emergency Management Agency and the National Fire Protection Association. Use the results only to count what to anchor in advance.