My girlfriend's mum wants me to put up something and I thought I'd have to use these but wasn't sure how they worked. You've saved my skin and made me look like I'm not completely useless. Cheers.
I'm a carpenter's apprentice. We do everything from sheetrock to building decks, framing, windows and doors, moulding, etc. Your videos are fantastic for me! My boss teaches me everything he knows and I've even started learning some advanced carpentry skills, but I watch your tutorials to augment his teachings and help expand my knowledge base. Thank you so much!
Thank you for the video! I bought my hollow wall anchors at the local hardware store months ago. Today when I wanted to use them I couldn't remember how they worked. I appreciate your video to show me what I needed to do. Thank you so much!
Thank you Thank You Thank you!!! The Perfect Video!!! I kept saying oh I hope he shows it from the back AND THEN YOU DID!!! Plus you then put up a piece of wood, which is exactly what I want to do!!! YEAH!!! It made it all so clear!!! I feel so empowered now!!! Thank you AGAIN for making this great video and sharing it!!! :)!!! :D!!!
Brilliant! Thank you so much for posting this! I just had to use two to keep a tall bookcase from toppling forward and didn't screw the screws in tight like that first, only through the rubber piece supplied. And the piece didn't splay. Now I know why! Thank you!👍
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! My coat rack fell off the wall this weekend. I had the rawl plugs but no idea how to use them! Now I have! Thank you for teaching so well 😜
Thank you! These little buggars have been frustrating for me. You showed how to use the proper size according to the thickness of the drywall! Now I understand why some I've used, never tighten! Here in the US, the different sizes are labeled for how much weight it will hold. So, I bought according to that. if it's too long for my wall, it won't even work! Thanks for the video!
Your video was so helpful! I didn't know why the screw was just spinning around. Thank you for explaining and showing that the different lengths of the anchor "neck" matters!
If you hadn't posted this I would STILL be sitting here scratching my head like a furry ape. Thank you. Other videos I saw were not nearly as clear about what is what!! :)
Great. Thanks. I've just taken possession of a static caravan with very thin hollow walls. This is really useful. It's too good you showed us what happens on the other side of the bord.
Cheers mate I got some of those fixings from B&Q but I definitely wouldn't have been able to do it without your demonstration, particularly using your thumb to stop it rotating as you screw into it. Now the mirror is on the wall, my mum is happy and has one less thing to worry about, and I want to learn more. Thanks....subscribed.
Thank you so much for showing how to do this. My husband is disabled and can't do like he used to so I have to do things. I was able to get the job done. Thank you
The first one I did ate the wall to shreds but with the next one I went super slow and held a large flat blade in one of the cut outs (to help stop it spinning) and they all stayed put! Watched your weight test vid too so feel more than confident they will hold, that's a first haha! Great vids, nice one.
Great video. I installed the short one in wood panels. It was spinning & spinning. Finger strength alone wasn't working. I found it useful to do two things: 1) start the expansion before sticking the anchor in the wall, & 2) holding the anchor head down with the open end of a 10mm wrench. This allowed for better downward pressure & the fingers on the wrench took hold in the 2 grooves on the anchor head.
Thank you so much for this as never knew how they worked and want to put cat shelves up onto hollow/plasterboard walls. Great easy video to follow for keen DIY wannabes :) like me who really want to make a good job and feel proud to do my own diy as a single mum :)
How did they hold up ? That's my plan this weekend with the cat shelves, used the red grip it's but they came out the wall on my 45% angle shelf for some reason
1.2 million views. You did a fantastic job of explaining this. Thanks for the visual aid also. The packet I got only had 3 pictures and no real explanation of anything
I have a very heavy vertical radiator to fix to my living room wall and the Mrs was just about flaking out thinking that the plasterboard wall wouldn't hold it . No amount of explaining there were fixings that could handle it could persuade her , until i showed her your vid . Thanks :)
Good vid. I use these all the time so watched purely out of curiosity. Personally I find the setting tool is worth having for £10 or so it costs. It pulls the screw outwards rather than turning it. Therefore no turning force is put on the fixing whatsoever, so those teeth you mentioned stay firmly bitten into the wall with no turning/snagging/tearing. Your way clearly works, but if you’re a bit unskilled like I once was, if you don’t hold the fixing when your first start screwing it up, those teeth slip and make a mess of the wall, and it might not hold. Setting tool works a treat and only takes one second to set each fixing.
Thanks for the demo! Using these to hold up heavy shelves to plasterboard. But was funny when you said "somewhere near level" and taking a look at the spirit level made me chuckle :D
Thanks for this video buddy. I was using these fixings and wondering why the fixing kept spinning and not tightening up. Didn't realise you had to screw it tight first so it gripped the back of the wall and THEN remove the screw. Thanks again 👍👌
Thanks. I want to hang a shelf up that won't have much on it. More for decorative (and very light) stuff but the shelf kept pulling out of the wall. We have a package of these that my late dad had, but I didn't know what they were or how they worked. I will have to do this tomorrow! Thank you!
These do work better if you use the setting tool for them, although some brands will work fine as shown in this video. Good luck with it and thanks for the comment. ua-cam.com/video/7mpcer0QzW8/v-deo.html
Thanks for the demo. I wasn't sure if I was to push them in first or not, but couldn't imagine how it would work if I didn't. I thought I had better watch this, before I messed up a hole in my wall. There are curtains in my future!
VH You are welcomeThanks for the comment ;-)I do intend doing a video on how to use these with the correct setting tool in the next few weeks.Sorry for the late reply, there seems to be a problem with the UA-cam comment system!
thanks for the suggestion. I'll look them up at stores then look to see if any of the tool/equipment rental places have the puller thing. I only need to do a handful of them.
This is a great vid thank you, it's great to see what's happening on the other side of the plasterboard. I've been trying to screw the screws so that the back part splays, but I get a little bit of resistance and then it goes loose again. They are the right size plugs because some of them work elsewhere in the plasterboard, do you have any tips to make them tighten all the way?
When drilling the hole, make sure you are using the hole specified for the particular anchor being used. Also, you may want to use a stud finder in case you want to avoid lining up with a stud. (Or maybe you actually are hoping to find a stud and thereby forego the anchor in that one position)
thank you so much!!! you saved my life!!! I didnt know how to fix the big hole on the drywall on the staircase rails. the hole on the drywall got too big and the screw to hold the rail was too small now!! hahaha thank you!!!
So helpful! Thanks! I really appreciate the REASON can't use a longer anchor for plaster walls.... the mechanics of that would have not occurred to me. Thanks!
Brilliant! I’ve used these for large pieces of artwork and was wondering if they would be strong enough for a wall mounted TV. Pretty confident now that they’ll do the trick !
thanks. I looked them up and it looks like I would also need to get my hands on that puller tool to install them. Do you know if it is possible to tighten them using just a normal bolt and turning a 2nd nut to pull it in or would spin in the hole?
I've always wondered what they look like from inside the cavity! I've used these to mount a 50in plasma and 6 years on its still up (the studs were in the wrong places) thanks! 👍
@@mikeg.8904 they work great but dont use them for a heavy plasma tv!! I made that mistake because I couldnt find the studs. And it actually held for like 4 years. But one day crash and my whole tv ripped out of the wall and shattered on the floor! 3 K out the door!
Do you absolutely need to use a setting tool with these mate? Reason I ask is I got some Fischer wall anchors from B&Q and the guidelines on the back mention nothing about it. I'd need to go out and buy the tool if it's absolutely necessary. Cheers.
You are welcome for the comment. I like being able to find videos that explain in step by step instructions and demonstrations how to do various tasks -- building, renovations, repairs, cooking, caring for pets, etc. Such videos are rather useful. There is a need for them as they prevent others from making too many mistakes, and if and when mistakes are made, they can be remedied by finding resources such as those you have made available on youtube.
Ok thanks for your help, We ended up drilling 14mm for toggle bolt only to realise that behind the plaster was a joist, the hole became too big to fit a wall plug in, so we had to no choice but to use a anchor bolt because that was only thing to fit 14mm hole. We got there in the end lol, Also if you ever come across rusty toilet bolts on cistern an floor would be grateful for a video on how to remove them without break thing the old toilet,
I'm hanging a heavy bathroom cabinet on to dot and dab thermal block wall, I have hammer fixings but was afraid of damage cabinet, could I tap in the hammer plug and use an ordinary long screw or will the hammer fixing nip up say from 10mm out, great videos you have uploaded ,cheers
This is a great video, thank you! I am hanging a mirror up against a hollow wooden wall in my bathroom. Do these only work on plasterboard or is wood possible as well? Thanks
This video might help if you need to find out how thick your plasterboard is - ua-cam.com/video/EP4ynwgg4fo/v-deo.html&t
Thank God you made this video. I was literally minutes away from ripping the wall out. 2024 and this video is so useful, thank you!
My girlfriend's mum wants me to put up something and I thought I'd have to use these but wasn't sure how they worked. You've saved my skin and made me look like I'm not completely useless.
Cheers.
I'm glad the video helped ;-)
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My girlfriend's mom once asked me to put up something. I calmly turned to her and said, "No!"
I'm a carpenter's apprentice. We do everything from sheetrock to building decks, framing, windows and doors, moulding, etc. Your videos are fantastic for me! My boss teaches me everything he knows and I've even started learning some advanced carpentry skills, but I watch your tutorials to augment his teachings and help expand my knowledge base. Thank you so much!
I'm glad the video helped
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YOU SAINT!! Very informative video thankyou, 13 years on and still helping people
Twelve years later, still an excellent video and it helped me not mess my wall up any more than I already did. Thank you!
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Would be even better if he used a proper PZ2 screwdriver instead of a undersized flat blade :-s
That behind the wall view was a revelation! Thank you!
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I'm 64 and decided to start putting my own shelves up etc., this is a great tutorial. Now I need to buy some basic tools thank u.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! You did a very good job of showing and explaining how to use these.
Thank you for the video! I bought my hollow wall anchors at the local hardware store months ago. Today when I wanted to use them I couldn't remember how they worked. I appreciate your video to show me what I needed to do. Thank you so much!
+Regina Cummings
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The only video that shows an actual cleat example being mounted with these anchors! Thank you
Thank you Thank You Thank you!!! The Perfect Video!!! I kept saying oh I hope he shows it from the back AND THEN YOU DID!!! Plus you then put up a piece of wood, which is exactly what I want to do!!! YEAH!!! It made it all so clear!!! I feel so empowered now!!! Thank you AGAIN for making this great video and sharing it!!! :)!!! :D!!!
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Brilliant! Thank you so much for posting this! I just had to use two to keep a tall bookcase from toppling forward and didn't screw the screws in tight like that first, only through the rubber piece supplied. And the piece didn't splay. Now I know why! Thank you!👍
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! My coat rack fell off the wall this weekend. I had the rawl plugs but no idea how to use them! Now I have! Thank you for teaching so well 😜
I’m glad you found the video useful
Thanks for the comment 👍
Thank you! These little buggars have been frustrating for me. You showed how to use the proper size according to the thickness of the drywall! Now I understand why some I've used, never tighten! Here in the US, the different sizes are labeled for how much weight it will hold. So, I bought according to that. if it's too long for my wall, it won't even work! Thanks for the video!
You are welcome, I'm glad the video has helped.
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Your video was so helpful! I didn't know why the screw was just spinning around. Thank you for explaining and showing that the different lengths of the anchor "neck" matters!
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If you hadn't posted this I would STILL be sitting here scratching my head like a furry ape. Thank you. Other videos I saw were not nearly as clear about what is what!! :)
Excellent tutorial. Just what I needed, straight-forward and simple.
I'm glad the video helped
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Great. Thanks. I've just taken possession of a static caravan with very thin hollow walls. This is really useful. It's too good you showed us what happens on the other side of the bord.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for this! The package was no help at all. This was just what I needed to do it right. Short and to the point.
Thank you. Finally a video that shows the process, not just the showoff "after" part. Very useful.
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Cheers mate I got some of those fixings from B&Q but I definitely wouldn't have been able to do it without your demonstration, particularly using your thumb to stop it rotating as you screw into it. Now the mirror is on the wall, my mum is happy and has one less thing to worry about, and I want to learn more. Thanks....subscribed.
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Thank you so much for showing how to do this. My husband is disabled and can't do like he used to so I have to do things. I was able to get the job done. Thank you
I'm glad the video helped
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Fantastic clear helpful video. I particularly liked how you demonstrated it expanding at the back. Thanks love x
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The first one I did ate the wall to shreds but with the next one I went super slow and held a large flat blade in one of the cut outs (to help stop it spinning) and they all stayed put! Watched your weight test vid too so feel more than confident they will hold, that's a first haha! Great vids, nice one.
Thanks for the comment
Great video. I installed the short one in wood panels. It was spinning & spinning. Finger strength alone wasn't working. I found it useful to do two things:
1) start the expansion before sticking the anchor in the wall, &
2) holding the anchor head down with the open end of a 10mm wrench. This allowed for better downward pressure & the fingers on the wrench took hold in the 2 grooves on the anchor head.
Thanks for responding. I figured it out myself
The hammer negates the need for a drill. The screw has a sharp pointed tip. Worked out perfectly!
Thank you so much for this as never knew how they worked and want to put cat shelves up onto hollow/plasterboard walls. Great easy video to follow for keen DIY wannabes :) like me who really want to make a good job and feel proud to do my own diy as a single mum :)
I'm glad the video helped
Thanks for the comment 👍
How did they hold up ? That's my plan this weekend with the cat shelves, used the red grip it's but they came out the wall on my 45% angle shelf for some reason
Thank you, thank you! Have never been able to get the things in correctly until now. :)
Super helpful video thank you! Everything was really well explained and shown and it came in very handy for me today!!
Glad it helped!
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Great video,was having trouble with my shower fitting.now I know what to do.cheers!
So nice to find a practical no-nonsense video. Nice forearms were an added bonus. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yet again you've saved my bacon. This is BY FAR one of the most useful UA-cam channels around IMHO.
Thanks so much!
+Ken Jennings
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1.2 million views. You did a fantastic job of explaining this. Thanks for the visual aid also. The packet I got only had 3 pictures and no real explanation of anything
I'm glad the video helped
Thanks for the comment 👍
I have a very heavy vertical radiator to fix to my living room wall and the Mrs was just about flaking out thinking that the plasterboard wall wouldn't hold it . No amount of explaining there were fixings that could handle it could persuade her , until i showed her your vid . Thanks :)
Good vid. I use these all the time so watched purely out of curiosity. Personally I find the setting tool is worth having for £10 or so it costs. It pulls the screw outwards rather than turning it. Therefore no turning force is put on the fixing whatsoever, so those teeth you mentioned stay firmly bitten into the wall with no turning/snagging/tearing. Your way clearly works, but if you’re a bit unskilled like I once was, if you don’t hold the fixing when your first start screwing it up, those teeth slip and make a mess of the wall, and it might not hold. Setting tool works a treat and only takes one second to set each fixing.
Yeah, I totally agree
Thanks for the comment 👍
This is a great tip.
What is setting tools? Sorry to ask as I have a lot of failed attempt to use this anchor.
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THANK YOU SEAN BEAN - This has helped me greatly. You were always my favourite Stark!!!
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Thanks for the demo! Using these to hold up heavy shelves to plasterboard.
But was funny when you said "somewhere near level" and taking a look at the spirit level made me chuckle :D
+turbochimps
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Great vid. Useful for a new newbuild homeowner. Plasterboard widespread.
Best tip is make sure you have correct sized unit for thickness of wall!
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Thanks for this video buddy. I was using these fixings and wondering why the fixing kept spinning and not tightening up. Didn't realise you had to screw it tight first so it gripped the back of the wall and THEN remove the screw. Thanks again 👍👌
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Thanks for the very helpful video on using these confusing screw & anchor combos. kudos
+nodutherone
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Best video I've seen so far on You Tube. Now I know what to buy when I go to the store!
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Thanks UH!!!! Hanging up rods and curtains all over the house today. Couldn't have done it with out you! Cheers!!
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Thanks. I want to hang a shelf up that won't have much on it. More for decorative (and very light) stuff but the shelf kept pulling out of the wall. We have a package of these that my late dad had, but I didn't know what they were or how they worked. I will have to do this tomorrow! Thank you!
These do work better if you use the setting tool for them, although some brands will work fine as shown in this video. Good luck with it and thanks for the comment.
ua-cam.com/video/7mpcer0QzW8/v-deo.html
Thanks for the demo. I wasn't sure if I was to push them in first or not, but couldn't imagine how it would work if I didn't. I thought I had better watch this, before I messed up a hole in my wall. There are curtains in my future!
VH You are welcomeThanks for the comment ;-)I do intend doing a video on how to use these with the correct setting tool in the next few weeks.Sorry for the late reply, there seems to be a problem with the UA-cam comment system!
Thanks a million for this, makes it a lot easier to understand how this works.
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Thanks so much. I watched the vid twice because your voice is so calming and relaxing☁😁☁
I'm glad the video helped, some people hate my voice 😂
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thanks for the suggestion. I'll look them up at stores then look to see if any of the tool/equipment rental places have the puller thing. I only need to do a handful of them.
This is a great vid thank you, it's great to see what's happening on the other side of the plasterboard. I've been trying to screw the screws so that the back part splays, but I get a little bit of resistance and then it goes loose again. They are the right size plugs because some of them work elsewhere in the plasterboard, do you have any tips to make them tighten all the way?
Thank you so much for the detailed video! Helped me so much installing a curtain rod! 😊
This is how I thought they would work but I wanted to check first before I put any shelves up!
Thanks for the video
I'm glad the video helped
Thanks for the comment 👍
When drilling the hole, make sure you are using the hole specified for the particular anchor being used. Also, you may want to use a stud finder in case you want to avoid lining up with a stud. (Or maybe you actually are hoping to find a stud and thereby forego the anchor in that one position)
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thank you so much!!! you saved my life!!! I didnt know how to fix the big hole on the drywall on the staircase rails. the hole on the drywall got too big and the screw to hold the rail was too small now!! hahaha thank you!!!
+Patricia Martinez
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So helpful! Thanks! I really appreciate the REASON can't use a longer anchor for plaster walls.... the mechanics of that would have not occurred to me. Thanks!
I'm glad the video helped ;-)
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Really good tutorial...wish i watched it before i messed up my wall! Was a piece of cake after watching this video. Thanks again 😊
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thank you! straightforward and to the point, exactly what i needed! :)
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Appreciate the clear explanation. Will probably come back to these videos in the future.
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Perfect! Now i know how to use them. Thank you! ....now to put up my bathroom cabinet
Glad I could help!
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Great stuff! Saved me a ton of head-aches. I was using too long ones. Once again....thanks a bunch. :O)
Just made my work easier around this old house - thumbs up! Thanks!
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Thank you, I’m a novice DIYer and I’ve just successfully hung large picture on hollow walls- and it’s level!
I'm glad the video helped ;-)
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Brilliant! I’ve used these for large pieces of artwork and was wondering if they would be strong enough for a wall mounted TV. Pretty confident now that they’ll do the trick !
Thanks for the comment
thanks. I looked them up and it looks like I would also need to get my hands on that puller tool to install them. Do you know if it is possible to tighten them using just a normal bolt and turning a 2nd nut to pull it in or would spin in the hole?
Thanks very much , I’ve been using these wall plugs wrong for years , knew I was going crazy ! So happy
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Hi,
Would you recommend these on toilet cistern that needs attaching to a plaster wall with tiles or use the toggle ones?
Simple, straightforward. Top job mate.
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I've always wondered what they look like from inside the cavity! I've used these to mount a 50in plasma and 6 years on its still up (the studs were in the wrong places) thanks! 👍
+Simon Moskovits You are welcomeThanks for the comment ;-)
After putting in the anchors you haven't had any weight issues with big TVs?
@@mikeg.8904 they work great but dont use them for a heavy plasma tv!! I made that mistake because I couldnt find the studs. And it actually held for like 4 years. But one day crash and my whole tv ripped out of the wall and shattered on the floor! 3 K out the door!
Thanks; helpful; and I was especially glad to see what the screw actually does behind the scenes, as at the 4:00 mark
I messed up and used a drill to tighten it. Broke the anchor. Well thats what happens when you dont see the full video. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for posting this!
Thanks mate, learned everything I needed to know.
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Just what I needed, its easy and simple instructions and has given me some girl power to go it alone without help! thanks
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This will help me with customers that ask me about these at work. Thanks.
Wow I had no clue of the wall anchors I'm glad I watched your video
Awesome mate. You've saved me much frustration :)
very helpful thanks a lot! Didn't have a clue and now we have thanks to you!! Good video 👍🛠
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank you for posting. Got me out of a big jam!! Thanks!
Thank you for posting this. Concise, accurate, info.
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Thanks.
Just needed the conformation on how to do this before i went ahead and hung my curtainsc
Most appreciated, Ta
Thank you for the all the information, I am about to hang a curtain rod and I need some help, thanks again
These anchors are great!! Are these available on DIY markets or at the "better/professiona"l tool retailers?
Thanks I'm about hang a bathroom mirror.. had no clue what to do. thank you for making such an informative video
Thank you, love your videos very informative.
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Do you absolutely need to use a setting tool with these mate? Reason I ask is I got some Fischer wall anchors from B&Q and the guidelines on the back mention nothing about it. I'd need to go out and buy the tool if it's absolutely necessary. Cheers.
Thanks for the vid. Truly helpful.
So helpful! Thank you. Not used to these and couldn’t figure them out. 😘
You can also use the setting tool- ua-cam.com/video/7mpcer0QzW8/v-deo.html&t
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This wall anchor looks useful and sturdy. Informative video.
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You are welcome for the comment. I like being able to find videos that explain in step by step instructions and demonstrations how to do various tasks -- building, renovations, repairs, cooking, caring for pets, etc. Such videos are rather useful. There is a need for them as they prevent others from making too many mistakes, and if and when mistakes are made, they can be remedied by finding resources such as those you have made available on youtube.
Excellent. Nice and simple.
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I was going mad trying to get these to work as the instructions on the packaging were poor - until it viewed this video. Many thanks…problem solved!
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so grateful for ppl like you blessing the fatherless
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13 years later still helpful.
I’m glad you found the video useful
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Ok thanks for your help, We ended up drilling 14mm for toggle bolt only to realise that behind the plaster was a joist, the hole became too big to fit a wall plug in, so we had to no choice but to use a anchor bolt because that was only thing to fit 14mm hole. We got there in the end lol, Also if you ever come across rusty toilet bolts on cistern an floor would be grateful for a video on how to remove them without break thing the old toilet,
Thanks-Will try hacksaw next time. keep up ur excellent work.
I'm hanging a heavy bathroom cabinet on to dot and dab thermal block wall, I have hammer fixings but was afraid of damage cabinet, could I tap in the hammer plug and use an ordinary long screw or will the hammer fixing nip up say from 10mm out, great videos you have uploaded ,cheers
Thank you,,,that was very helpful
would you use these for say fixing a. sink to wall,thanks nice video
hey we watched your video and it worked thanks from USA Pa,
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Dude cheers heaps im use to the wall anchors that have the two prongs pop out, wasn't entirely sure how to approach this.. thanks again
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Mystery solved. Top to-the-point video clip. Thanks for posting
Glad it was helpful!
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This is a great video, thank you! I am hanging a mirror up against a hollow wooden wall in my bathroom. Do these only work on plasterboard or is wood possible as well? Thanks
They will work on wood as well, providing you get the correct size fixing for the thickness of the wood.