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Cheers. Had a look at a few videos and they look really simple.
Any thoughts these which don't need plugs?
(haven't considered length,etc. just mean this style)
https://www.screwfix.com/p/easydrive-countersunk-concrete-screws-7-5-x-120mm-100-pack/9008h
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hugo7
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I used these when putting up some batons for kitchen cabinets (not in a kitchen) on brick. They were quite hit and miss. The ones that worked seems very secure but others just span, so maybe get a small pack and try first.
Ended up using decent rawl plugs and 100mm general screws (after watching a vid on youtube). Made sure i tapped in the plugs past the plasterboard. Worked everytime and seemed super strong at the end.
think this was the vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpjhQv8dj9U&ab_channel=BernieClark
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They’re dead easy, line up the batons and drill the baton and wall in one go with an sds and hammer the fixing in. The supports for the mezzanine bed I just built are fixed with them.
I’ve never used the concrete screws so can’t compare.
damitamit
Markyboy
https://www.toolstation.com/fischer-hammer-in-fixing/p25997