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Mirror hanging fitting sizes
boongywoongy
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I know it's been asked before but the mirror's in question have been a lot lighter than mine. So, for a 23kg hallway mirror, what size rawl plugs and screw lengths should I use on a brick wall surface? Cheers.
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i use brown rawlplugs and about 1.5/2.0 inch screws.
and i always use two plugs for heavy items like mirrors.
a brown plug in brick, will easy manage 23 kilos.Get some gorm.0 -
Ormus, do you mean that you use one brown rawlplug inside another? (I know totally nothing about this sort of thing).
What would you use for a stud wall and for a heavy curtain pole on a plasterboarded breeze block wall?
Thanks.
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For plasterboard stud and dry lined walls I'd use: http://www.rawlplug.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=85&Itemid=34
and no, he means two plugs in two different positions. ie two attachments.Apparently I'm 10 years old on MSE. Happy birthday to me...etc0 -
Ha, ha, Steve. I said I knew nuffin! So, two fixings for a heavy mirror. Thanks.
Hope0
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