Corefix 100mm Heavy Duty Dot & Dab Wall Fixings - Plasterboard Over Blockwork Wall Plugs & Screws - For TVs, Radiators, Shelving & more - Holds 100kg on 4 fixtures - Reinforced Steel Core – Box of 24

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So the screw just chews into the plug and when i pull the whole the screw away from the wall, the entire plug and bracket just comes away from the wall. They say that it fits first time, is absolutely solid, and works great for fitting kitchen wall units. Metex currently offer a range of drainage, concrete and spraying solutions all built using the highest quality materials and rigorously tested. These wall plugs are versatile enough to use for a variety of applications and fixtures, including wall-mounted TVs, cabinets, shelving, sinks, radiators, and more. United Kingdom (Deutsch, English) (Nederlands, français, English) (Português) (Български) (English, français) (简体中文, English) (čeština, English) (dansk, English) (eesti keel) (suomi, English) (français, English) (Deutsch, English) (magyar, English) (English) (English) (Italiano,English) (한국어) (latviešu) (lietuvių k.

Patented system that includes an engineered steel core that bridges the cavity and transfers the load to the blockwork behind, 100mm screw length, 10mm maximum fixture depth, 100kg safe working using 4 fixings, 24 box. I would say they aren’t long enough, the top layer 40mm+pb +plaster will be near on 55mm, your old plaster will be likely 20mm overall if it’s traditional wet plaster, maybe more depending how many layers is on, and then you need min 40mm in the brick.

Since these providers may collect personal data like your IP address we allow you to block them here. I also like those fixings but mine came with a spanner that stopped the plug spinning in the plasterboard.

Therefore they are ideal for fixing brackets, shelves and heavy items such as TVs, wall units, boilers and radiators to dot and dab walls. This wall fixing kit is made in Britain and independently reviewed, ensuring four fixings can safely support up to 100kg in weight.Use the drill to create a hole, hammer in the wall plugs and steel core, and secure the screw with a screwdriver to complete the installation. Each wall plug has enough depth to fill the gap between plasterboard and wall to transfer the load to the brick wall behind for a safe and secure hold. These fixings are ideal to fit timber battens and secure heavy loads, such as cabinets, shelves and brackets on dot and dab walls.