A cavity plasterboard fixing that is ideal for hanging radiators, brackets, hand rails and shelving units.
Drill Bit Size Required: 10mm.
Board Thickness: 7-16mm.
Size: M5 x 52mm.
Quantity per pack: 3.
Available in Lodge's Homevalue, Athboy.
Suitable for fixing heavy cement board and insulation boards.
Reduces the chances of boards coming away from screws.
Quick and easy to install using plasterboard screws.
Bag Quantity: (50).
Available in Lodge's Homevalue, Athboy.
Phillips No.2 recess for a positive drive
Bugle head to reduce likelihood of damaging the board surface
25° super sharp point for ease of penetration
60° twin-thread offers excellent pull-out values and insertion speed
Available in Lodge's Homevalue, Athboy.
Phillips No.2 recess for a positive drive
Bugle head to reduce likelihood of damaging the board surface
25° super sharp point for ease of penetration
60° twin-thread offers excellent pull-out values and insertion speed
Available in Lodge's Homevalue, Athboy.
Phillips No.2 recess for a positive drive
Bugle head to reduce likelihood of damaging the board surface
25° super sharp point for ease of penetration
60° twin-thread offers excellent pull-out values and insertion speed
Available in Lodge's Homevalue, Athboy.
A screw for every job. Never be stuck for the size you need. 200 of each of 3.5 x 25mm, 3.5 x 30mm, 3.5 x 40mm, 4 x 30mm, 4 x 40mm, 4 x 50mm and 5 x 50mm. 100 of each of 5 x 60mm, 5 x 70mm, 5...
A cavity fixing that is ideal for overhead installations. The wings spread the load over a wider area making them more suited for heavier loads.
Drill Bit Size: 14mm.
Allow 30mm cavity depth for the wings to open.
Available in Lodge's Homevalue, Athboy.
A highly effective universal anchor for fixing heavy loads to plasterboard, cavities and solid materials. Zinc & clear machine screws. TX25 Drive recess allows simple installation with a screw driver. Strengthened nylon plug with captivated steel threaded nut Perfect for single board. Plug Length: 49mm. Wall Thickness: 3-18mm. Drill Bit Required:...
