Light Fixing Anchors

A wall plug, also known as an anchor or a Rawlplug, are small plastic fittings that grip and hold screws when they're installed into hard walls such as brick or cement. They'll prevent a screw from coming out of the wall after you install it.

Also called expansion anchors, they reinforce a screw in the wall surface so it can't easily be ripped out. Wall anchors can be used in drywall, concrete, brick, metal or wood, and installation takes just a few steps. Plastic wall anchors are useful for hanging lightweight pictures and small decorative objects.

Metal Cavity Anchors. A range of metal cavity anchors for heavy duty fixings in plasterboard and cavity walls. Ideal for radiators, shelving and handrail brackets. Metal cavity anchors are the most commonly used plasterboard and cavity wall fixing where a very heavy duty fixing is required.

A Hammer Driven Pin Anchor is a small anchor which is mostly used to fasten plywood to concrete. These anchors are very simple to use.

Expansion Anchors. Expansion anchors are fasteners designed for use in masonry base material that provides holding power through expansion. ... The pre-expanded expansion anchor is inserted in a predrilled hole compress and then exerts force to create the holding power.

Expansion Anchors. Expansion anchors are fasteners designed for use in masonry base material that provides holding power through expansion. ... The pre-expanded expansion anchor is inserted in a predrilled hole compress and then exerts force to create the holding power.

Straight plastic anchors, winged plastic anchors and threaded anchors are all used to hang pictures and other objects from the drywall that is directly over the cavity sections of the wall.

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.

Sleeve anchors are the most versatile masonry expansion anchors because they can be used in a variety of base materials, including concrete, brick, and block. They are available in a wide variety of diameters, lengths, and head styles. The available head styles are acorn, hex nut, flat, countersunk, and round head.

The Spring Toggle Bolt is a toggle anchor made of steel and is ideal for fixing heavy items to the wall or ceiling. It is offered in a variety of lengths to accommodate thicker material. The two metal wings are spring loaded and open behind the wall when inserted.