Fixings And Fasteners

Plastic wall anchors are useful for hanging lightweight pictures and small decorative objects. Keep the weight of the object under 30 lbs. or the anchor may pull out of the wall. Plastic anchors protect walls and wall hangings.

Typically they're used for attaching wooden articles, such as timber window frames, posts for fencing, or bearers for pergolas and other structures to concrete, walls or other types of masonry. This type of fixing can be mistaken for a very large screw with its own Rawl plug already attached.

Frame fixings are more heavy duty and often used for attaching uPVC, wood and metal frames to wood or PVC masonry. There seen as a relatively stress free spacer assembly screw for wood metal and plastic window frames.

Carriage bolts are a type of bolt specialised for use in woodworking, in particular, fastening metal to wood. Carriage bolts are designed with a domed head, which can prevent loosening from one side, an enlarged head shape also prevents the bolt from being pulled through a wooden construction.

A Vertical fixing kit suitable for fixing WC or bidets into solid base materials. The kit can be used without the expansion plugs to fix into timber floors. Nylon bushes and caps are supplied to protect the ceramic when tightening the screws. This kit is used to mount large washbasins to solid walls.

Sleeve anchors are versatile masonry expansion anchors. They can be used in a variety of base materials, and they are available in a wide variety of diameters, lengths, and head styles. They come preassembled, so they are ready for immediate installation.

For sanitary attachment of conduit, pipe and components to insulated metal panels. ... Our IMP-Anchor system is designed specifically for attaching Food Grade Strut ® and other industrial components to insulated metal panels that are commonly used as walls and ceilings for modern food processing facilities.

Hanger bolts are studs used to suspend objects from or attach items to wood. Like a typical stud, they are headless, double-ended bolts that have threads at each end—lag threads to screw into wood but, at the other end, machine screw threads to accept a nut or thread into an internally threaded (tapped) hole.

Sleeve anchors are versatile. They can be used for light or heavy-duty fastening so can be applied in projects such as fixing radiators in the home but also work for much larger operations such as securing the joists of decking. These anchors can be used in a variety of base materials such as concrete, brick and block.

These are used in all such applications where bolts have to be inserted after positing the shield. These are very much helpful in securing the cable trays, ducting and trucking because of its unique shape and rugged construction. Moreover, they secure fastening in concrete and rock because of its anti-vibration nature.