Gripit Plasterboard Fixings Brown Pack of 8
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Price: £9.95
Brand: Gripit
Description: Gripit Plasterboard Fixings are designed for use with all types of plasterboard installation. The unique Gripit wings fold out in small cavity spaces to create a vice-like grip. Gripit Brown Fixings allow you to fix super heavy stuff, like radiators, sanitary ware and fittings to plasterboard walls. One Gripit Brown holds up to 93kg. Easy to install, you will require a 20mm drill bit. They are also removable and reusable. Each Gripit Brown is supplied with an M6 x 30mm bolt. This Pack of Gripit Brown Plasterboard Fixings contains: 8 x Gripit Brown Fixings 8 x Bolts M6 x 30mm Additional Information: Type: Plasterboard Plug Size: M6 x 30mm Pack Qty.: 8 Drill: 20mm. Gripit Plasterboard Fixings Brown Pack of 8 - shop the best deal online on diy-compared.co.uk
Category: Diy
Merchant: Tooled Up
Product ID: 516863
Delivery cost: 4.95
EAN: 0700953975690
MPN: GP208
RRP: 10.5
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Author: Steve
Rating: 5
Review: Having filled a sufficiently sized hole in the plasterboard it turns out I have plywood behind which negated the need for these on this particular project leaving me with a dirty heart hole in the wall but used on for something else and seems to be holding up well.
Author: Saxmarinio
Rating: 4
Review: I like these products as an option for hanging heavier loads on plasterboard. They're not totally error free; sometimes needs perserverence to make sure the cams have fully expanded behind the board. Plaster dust can easily get into the moving parts and overcome the soft plastic needed by the screwdriver to turn them. Once they're in correctly though, spot on, very good.
