Large Shelf Brackets
Bathroom Fixtures
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Latest comments (23)
philipgregson58
25 Jul 16#23
Not seen those before, look good.
philipgregson58
25 Jul 16#22
I agree they are good, but you are sometimes limited by the gap between the rear of the plasterboard, batten or clockwork. These only go the depth of the plasterboard plus the depth of the lock wings. Horses for courses as they say.
user name
25 Jul 16#21
Worth noting you can make the threaded bolt shorter to avoid hitting a brick wall behind the dot and dab.
user name
25 Jul 16#19
The HWA are fine with the setting tool, but still hate the risk of them spinning when tightening.
tek-monkey to user name
25 Jul 16#20
When used with the setting tool I've never had an issue, I'm rather firm in the setting though!
Blaggins
25 Jul 16#18
1 for the hollow wall anchors with setting tool. Found these on my 2nd plasterboard house, and it was like a revelation. Strong as anything!
Will check out HB for these things tho, as the HWAs are a bit full on for lighter applications.
user name
25 Jul 16#17
Rigifix are fantastic with dot and dab. I used them recently as well.
user name
25 Jul 16#16
Both colours down as 2.29 at my store, but it's probably the poshest location for a Home Bargains in the country.
user name
25 Jul 16#8
hung a kitchen with these on plasterboard - no issues.
They're 2.29 in my HB though. I still stocked up. Cheapest anywhere.
tek-monkey to user name
25 Jul 16#15
Reds were £2.29 and yellows £1.99 in Stafford.
brettytopbanana
13 Jul 16#7
These look pretty awesome to be honest. I live in a new build property and hanging anything of any weight is a nightmare. I have tried a number of heavy duty fittings, even the ones that open out once you start turning the screw but depending on the depth of the cavity between the plasterboard and the brickwork they can often be unusable. As these stay pretty flush to the plasterboard they should be easier to use.
Loved it when Peter Jones pulled the radiator straight off the wall
frakison to bbbob
25 Jul 16#13
The plasterboard had got wet if I remember correctly, the inventor could have lost millions through that one so I certainly didn't "love it". Theo did the same to the Trunkie strap, sometimes the Dragons lose out through their own arrogance and stupidity!
mwa
13 Jul 161#6
Can these be used to reliably put clothes hooks up on the useless hollow doors used by cheap builders?
bbbob to mwa
25 Jul 16#9
No, they are specifically made for the thickness of plasterboard
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Large Shelf Brackets
Bathroom Fixtures
Towel Rails
Heavy Curtain Rail Brackets
Latest comments (23)
Will check out HB for these things tho, as the HWAs are a bit full on for lighter applications.
They're 2.29 in my HB though. I still stocked up. Cheapest anywhere.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/easyfix-hollow-wall-anchors-8-16mm-m5-x-52mm-10-pack/12229
The setting tool makes all the difference though, I got a lidl one years ago and just keep topping up whatever size I've been using.
I've used them on dot and dab palasterboarded walls that have a solid wall behind the platerboard. They bridge the gap between pasterboard and wall to transfer the load to the wall.
I used them with Haceka hooks. No problems at all!
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