SCREWFIX EASYFIX SHIELD ANCHOR STUD TYPE M8 X 70MM 5 PACK . I remember someone asking about fixing a heavy tv bracket and tv to a wall on here the other day, these would have been the solution, but they can be used for many purposes. These are the cheapest ones, but they have longer ones for a bit more.
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pan1100
14 Jun 16#1
From Screwfix
CrazyBob
14 Jun 161#2
Thanks
sancheez
14 Jun 162#3
They're holding up my TV. When the guys put them in the wall and attached the bracket, my test was if I was able to swing from it without problems. Passed with flying colours!
Currently holding up a 40kg+ (rather large) TV ......
seanmorris100 to sancheez
14 Jun 161#9
40kg tv???????????? Wtf is it a billboard?
Bortyboy
14 Jun 161#4
awesome price .. I've ordered 10 packs
Leon8585
14 Jun 161#5
Really handy, grabbed 2 which is a bargain for 2 quid. Really good thing to have in stock.
marky mark
14 Jun 161#6
[quote=Leon8585]Really handy, grabbed 2 which is a bargain for 2 quid. Really good thing to have in stock.[/quote
Yes you're quite right, at this price worth getting some, it's surprising how often these things are useful round the house and outside.
RoosterNo1
14 Jun 16#7
Anyone dare walk in and ask for TWO ?
ukmonkey
14 Jun 161#8
Cheap as chips
oadbyboy
14 Jun 161#10
Cracking deal there , ordered & paid for three lots .
kieranlovesbacon
14 Jun 16#11
Technically this is more suited for use in concrete.
Chemical (epoxy) anchors are more suited to masonry than mechanical anchors because the fragility of masonry.
But at a £1 get two and y'all be alright.
marky mark to kieranlovesbacon
15 Jun 16#14
These are perfectly suitable for use in brick, block, concrete and stone. I would suggest that if you're using these to fix something, it would be something fairly heavy and thus if fixing to something fragile, I wouldn't recommend fixing inti it at all. These work well, as you tighten the bolt it pushes down the sleeve, expanding at the back of the bolt, meaning to fail it would have to rip out bolt right from the back, which in theory shouldn't happen, if fixed correctly.
sancheez
15 Jun 16#12
65" plasma. :confused:
pete_21
15 Jun 161#13
Reserved a couple of packs, always handy to have. Mega price, cheers OP.
seanmorris100
15 Jun 16#15
Ahh that old tech :stuck_out_tongue:
sancheez
15 Jun 16#16
:man:
That superior (vs anything LCD based) tech you mean? :innocent:
(Still waiting for OLED to be big enough and consistent enough .... and a bit cheaper .... before the next upgrade. For now, the VT65 stays!)
3guesses
20 Sep 16#17
These are now down to 69p on the website. Unfortunately, not available for delivery nor C&C at my local Screwfix...
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Currently holding up a 40kg+ (rather large) TV ......
Yes you're quite right, at this price worth getting some, it's surprising how often these things are useful round the house and outside.
Chemical (epoxy) anchors are more suited to masonry than mechanical anchors because the fragility of masonry.
But at a £1 get two and y'all be alright.
That superior (vs anything LCD based) tech you mean? :innocent:
(Still waiting for OLED to be big enough and consistent enough .... and a bit cheaper .... before the next upgrade. For now, the VT65 stays!)