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100x Plasterboard cavity wall fixings £7.92 @ ebay / peters3865

£7.92 eBay26 Sep 14

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DazzyB

26 Sep 14

I've recently bought these in DIY stores for 4-5 times the price.

They are £3 for 12 at B and Q (25p each):
http://www.diy.com/departments/7115-zinc-effect-plasterboard-partition-wall-screw-dia0mm-pack-of-12/254472_BQ.prd

I got some instore at Wickes - they were even more (about £10 for 25 or £15 for 50) (30p each).

This link gets you 100 at a rate of 7p each and they are just as good.

I won't tell you what they do, if you don't know you wont need them :-)

Latest comments (25)

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DazzyB

29 Sep 14 1 #24

I've found you can't tighten the plastic ones sufficiently as the threads tend to get stripped so I prefer these metal ones.

MaximusRo

28 Sep 14 1 #23

The ebay ones include delivery.

Waldolf

28 Sep 14 1 #22

Cheaper at toolstation http://www.toolstation.com/m/part.html?p=55036 and cheaper still for the plastic ones.

The quality and condition of the plasterboard is more significant than using metal or plastic types of this fixing. Although use metal ones to maintain fire ratings of the wall/ceiling, and plastic for safety around electric cables and fittings.

alera

28 Sep 14 #21

that is exactly what I need. What sort of weight can they take ? Do you need a fixing tool for those ?

dwighty31

28 Sep 14 #20

Nor for this exact scenario, but if the plasterboard is dot and dab over block I use rigifix fixings for heavy items. Can be got from eBay. Very useful!

Jefft

28 Sep 14 #19

If you are going to use these make sure you use a setting tool as otherwise they turn and mangle the wall.
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Setting+Tool/p96740

kazerland

28 Sep 14 #18

Same price @ toolstation

Bossworld

28 Sep 14 #17

I've found the metal wall anchors are best, unfortunately if you need them in a hurry they're prohibitively expensive (about £7 for a pack of 10). http://m.screwfix.com/p/rawlplug-hollow-wall-anchors-m4-x-40mm-pack-of-20/54782?kpid=54782&cm_mmc=Google-_-Product%2520Listing%2520Ads-_-Sales%2520Tracking-_-sales%2520tracking%2520url&kpid=54782&cm_mmc=Google-_-Shopping%2520-%2520Fixings%2520and%2520Fasteners-_-Shopping%2520-%2520Fixings%2520and%2520Fasteners&gclid=CNSPp-m_gsECFYzHtAodE1IAeA

Did manage to get a box full and the setting tool for about £12 from B&Q which seemed ok for the money. The setting tool is an absolute god send.

SteelBasher

27 Sep 14 1 #16

Who in their right mind buys anything like this from B & Q?

alera

27 Sep 14 #15

Good tip above. I need to hang a heavy radiator on plaster board dry wall lined to brick was gong to use umbrella anchors.

oberlisc

27 Sep 14 #14

I have a TV hanging on a wall using these.

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Screws+Fixings/Cavity+Fixings/Spring+Toggle+3+x+50mm/d90/sd1930/p53684

jaizan

27 Sep 14 #13

I agree too. I also find the screw in zinc ones to be almost useless.

EDEN188

27 Sep 14 #12

Thanks op

Mermoo

26 Sep 14 #11

Thanks for the toolstation link-much appreciated

B BOY

26 Sep 14 #10

Used something similar today to put a coat hook on a hollow door. Worked well and it's the first time I've used them. Got them at B&Q though in a pack of 12. Think they were about £4 or something just for 12.

billiramsay

26 Sep 14 #9

Thanks op ordered but if looking for heavier fixing try out a Brolly Fixing or Cavity Wall Anchor.

DazzyB

26 Sep 14 #8

Thanks for the DIY tips guys, I like the metal fixings but I guess everyone is different!

Saw these the other day, I'm sure they are hideously expensive but look impressive:
https://www.tradessupermarket.com/secrets/test-how-to/test-centre/test-centre-videos/rosett-plasterboard-fixings-written-by-luke

luxmarket

26 Sep 14 #7

What to do with so many?

Broxy

26 Sep 14 #6

£7.44 for 100 out of toolstation.

bigjeremy

26 Sep 14 #5

My local pounshop sells these cant remember how many you get about 12 i think.

I use these from toolstation
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Screws+Fixings/Cavity+Fixings/Hollow+Wall+Anchor+4+x+32/d90/sd1930/p36548

very good for the price about £1.20 for 10.

MRGRINGO

26 Sep 14 #4

lol. I just put "agree" for the link u supplied as I find them much better and professional too and I got a message from hot UK deals to say the word agree is blacklisted and needs to be reviewed by moderator. maybe the prefer people not to agree. ha

MRGRINGO

26 Sep 14 #3

agree.

jrw

26 Sep 14 2 #2

I find these work better as it supports the cantilever force on the wall:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/fischer-plasterboard-plugs-hdf-4-x-mm-pack-of-100/58219?kpid=58219&cm_mmc=Google-_-Product%20Listing%20Ads-_-Sales%20Tracking-_-sales%20tracking%20url&kpid=58219&cm_mmc=Google-_-Shopping%20-%20Fixings%20and%20Fasteners-_-Shopping%20-%20Fixings%20and%20Fasteners&gclid=CJaO4Yvu_sACFVGWtAodjFcA3Q#

Or these:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/fischer-plasterboard-plug-ldf-4-x-mm-pack-of-100/81956

Mermoo

26 Sep 14 #1

Great-will need these in a couple of weeks. Thanks!

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