...looking at the picture and it doesnt look like a wall plug at all :smiley::smiley:

Don't waste your money on these, buy Rawl Uno only.

Now reduced to £0.45!!!

Good deal

Note that the 3-4mm Pack of 100 are £0.35

http://www.screwfix.com/p/easyfix-wall-plugs-yellow-3-4mm-pack-of-100/18690

Remember when using wall plugs to drill the holes roughly 5mm longer than the plug itself and make sure you knock it into the back of the hole before screwing into it.

They're ok but you must use the correct size drill bit otherwise they tend to spin when screwing in. I find the Uno rawlplugs to be the best value, but at this price why not!

Rawl plugs

Don't waste your money on these, buy Rawl Uno only.

+1 to the last comment. These are awful.

waste of space for unless you like your Coats/TV/Shelf/Bike/Door etc. falling off the wall. If you need to use them make sure it's for a toilet roll holder noone uses

only buy rawl unos trust me so much stuff i have put up and did a bad job that the rawls have fixed. ace products

ive used these from putting up plaster boards to fixing up ceiling lights and even a heavy mirror and never had a come back! just because its not Fischer or rawlplug uno does not mean it wont do the same job? like i said tried and tested without fault

These work fine, you just need to to use a 5mm or 5.5mm drill bit. You wasting your money buying 'posh' plugs.

...looking at the picture and it doesnt look like a wall plug at all :smiley::smiley:

It's only £1.69 for genuine Rawlplugs. Cheap one's are just plain nasty. Not worth the embarrassing stories of when that shelf fell down a few days after you fitted it. They don't expand when you tighten a woodscrew into them. They split and work loose. Always use a quality Number 8 masonry bit. 5.5 mm. A good one will last you a year. And Number 8 countersunk woodscrews with a Pozi / Philips head.

lool :laughing:

Scrolling down the daily list of deals, I thought this was something else at first glance...

Rawl plugs

Used thousands of these with a 5.5mm drill bit and no8 screws and never had one fail.

still cheaper at toolstation and in london they are quite often next door to each other http://www.toolstation.com/search?searchstr=21883%2055128%2076808%2011493

Thought this was for something much more interesting until I read the title :smirk:

Because it will create a MUCH stronger fixing which is significantly less likely to be pulled out when extreme force is applied. The lip of a drilled hole is the weakest part of the hole, no fixing/anchoring force should be applied there!