RawlPlug SM Interset™ Cavity Wall Plug Fixings.

From RawlPlug this is the SM Interset, zinc plated, Cavity wall plug fixings providing you a wall plug fixing with permanent anchor fixing with cavity walls. You can install the cavity wall plug fixing using the AT Fixing stool which is suitable for all Interset wall plug fixings (stock number 0528362) or use pliers. The Wall plug fixings are supplied with a combination head screw and they can be removed from the plasterboard wall and re-fitted as required and are suitable for all board building material with a thickness of 2 mm to 28 mm allowing the SM Interset wall fixings to be used for various applications. You are provided with a wall fixing -that is secure due to the hinged legs giving maximum load bearing plus the integral thread and flange adding extra assurance complete with the anti-rotation lugs.

Features and Benefits.

• SM Interset™ Cavity Wall Plug Fixings.




• Meta Zinc plated.




• Provides permanent anchor fixing (cavity walls).




• Suitable for all board building material with a thickness of 2 mm to 38 mm.




• For fixing we recommend the RawlPlug AT Fixing Tool – stock number 0528362.




• One-piece stamping.




• Integral thread and flange (extra stability).




• Hinged fixing legs (maximising load bearing).




• Expanded arms have a large contact area (increased load bearing and security).




• Cavity wall fixings can be removed and re-located.




• A combination head screw is supplied.

Suitable Fixing Tool Available?

Stock number 0528362, AT Tool.

Typical Cavity Wall Fixings Applications.

• Shelving and bathroom accessories (on standard plasterboard).




• Radiators and kitchen cabinets (on double thickness and tiled plasterboard).




• Picture hanging.




• Lamp mounting.




• Towel rails.




• Curtain rails.




• Hanging mirrors.

Material the SM Interset Plasterboard Cavity Wall Plugs Fixings are Compatible with?

• Plasterboard.




• Gypsum fibreboards.




• Chipboard.




• Oriented strand board.

SM Interset Plasterboard Cavity Wall Plugs Fixings Available?

• Stock number 530961, steel, 8 mm x 20 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 10 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917973, steel, 12 mm x 52 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 23 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917960, steel, 8 mm x 32 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 15 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 520857, steel, 10 mm x 37 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 17 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917976, steel, 10 mm x 52 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 23 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 530983, steel, 10 mm x 65 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 23 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917979, steel, 12 mm x 37 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidrive for 18 mm thick material max




• Stock number 530977, steel, 8 mm x 38 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 17 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 520863, steel, 12 mm x 65 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 24 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917982, steel, 12 mm x 80 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 25 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917963, steel, 8 mm x 46 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 19 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917985, steel, 16 mm x 80 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 36 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917967, steel, 8 mm x 66 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 38 mm thick material max.

How to use the SM Interset Plasterboard Cavity Wall Plugs?

• Drill a hole ensuring it is the correct diameter needed for the job.




• Insert the wall plug fixing into the drilled hole.




• Gently, using a hammer, tap the wall fixing into the drilled hole plus ensure the fitted anti-rotation lugs on the fixing penetrates the wall.




• When the fixing is inserted into the drilled hole you then use the AT Setting Tool to pull the screw head and this will expand the fixings body providing a secure installation.

What types of plasterboard fixings are there?

• Zinc alloy – an all in one self-drilling anchor.




• Zinc alloy reduced depth.




• Nylon.

Can I screw straight into plasterboard?

Ordinary wall plugs are not suitable for use with plasterboard as they expand once you screw into them, which will create holes and cause the plasterboard to crumble due to its softer properties. It is essential that you use the correct fixing such as self-drill zinc alloy or nylon plasterboard fixings.

What types of plasterboard fixings are there?

There is a wide range of fixings and wall plugs available that are suited for use with plasterboard, depending on what it is you’re fixing. Some of the most common are:
Steel self-drilling wall plug.
Steel hollow wall anchor.
Nylon plug.
Plastic cavity plug.
Rawlplug fastener.

RawlPlug SM Interset™ Cavity Wall Plug Fixings.

From RawlPlug this is the SM Interset, zinc plated, Cavity wall plug fixings providing you a wall plug fixing with permanent anchor fixing with cavity walls. You can install the cavity wall plug fixing using the AT Fixing stool which is suitable for all Interset wall plug fixings (stock number 0528362) or use pliers. The Wall plug fixings are supplied with a combination head screw and they can be removed from the plasterboard wall and re-fitted as required and are suitable for all board building material with a thickness of 2 mm to 28 mm allowing the SM Interset wall fixings to be used for various applications. You are provided with a wall fixing -that is secure due to the hinged legs giving maximum load bearing plus the integral thread and flange adding extra assurance complete with the anti-rotation lugs.

Features and Benefits.

• SM Interset™ Cavity Wall Plug Fixings.




• Meta Zinc plated.




• Provides permanent anchor fixing (cavity walls).




• Suitable for all board building material with a thickness of 2 mm to 38 mm.




• For fixing we recommend the RawlPlug AT Fixing Tool – stock number 0528362.




• One-piece stamping.




• Integral thread and flange (extra stability).




• Hinged fixing legs (maximising load bearing).




• Expanded arms have a large contact area (increased load bearing and security).




• Cavity wall fixings can be removed and re-located.




• A combination head screw is supplied.

Suitable Fixing Tool Available?

Stock number 0528362, AT Tool.

Typical Cavity Wall Fixings Applications.

• Shelving and bathroom accessories (on standard plasterboard).




• Radiators and kitchen cabinets (on double thickness and tiled plasterboard).




• Picture hanging.




• Lamp mounting.




• Towel rails.




• Curtain rails.




• Hanging mirrors.

Material the SM Interset Plasterboard Cavity Wall Plugs Fixings are Compatible with?

• Plasterboard.




• Gypsum fibreboards.




• Chipboard.




• Oriented strand board.

SM Interset Plasterboard Cavity Wall Plugs Fixings Available?

• Stock number 530961, steel, 8 mm x 20 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 10 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917973, steel, 12 mm x 52 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 23 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917960, steel, 8 mm x 32 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 15 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 520857, steel, 10 mm x 37 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 17 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917976, steel, 10 mm x 52 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 23 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 530983, steel, 10 mm x 65 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 23 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917979, steel, 12 mm x 37 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidrive for 18 mm thick material max




• Stock number 530977, steel, 8 mm x 38 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 17 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 520863, steel, 12 mm x 65 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 24 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917982, steel, 12 mm x 80 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 25 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917963, steel, 8 mm x 46 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 19 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917985, steel, 16 mm x 80 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 36 mm thick material max.




• Stock number 6917967, steel, 8 mm x 66 mm long, Pan head with Slotted Pozidriv for 38 mm thick material max.

How to use the SM Interset Plasterboard Cavity Wall Plugs?

• Drill a hole ensuring it is the correct diameter needed for the job.




• Insert the wall plug fixing into the drilled hole.




• Gently, using a hammer, tap the wall fixing into the drilled hole plus ensure the fitted anti-rotation lugs on the fixing penetrates the wall.




• When the fixing is inserted into the drilled hole you then use the AT Setting Tool to pull the screw head and this will expand the fixings body providing a secure installation.

What types of plasterboard fixings are there?

• Zinc alloy – an all in one self-drilling anchor.




• Zinc alloy reduced depth.




• Nylon.

Can I screw straight into plasterboard?

Ordinary wall plugs are not suitable for use with plasterboard as they expand once you screw into them, which will create holes and cause the plasterboard to crumble due to its softer properties. It is essential that you use the correct fixing such as self-drill zinc alloy or nylon plasterboard fixings.

What types of plasterboard fixings are there?

There is a wide range of fixings and wall plugs available that are suited for use with plasterboard, depending on what it is you’re fixing. Some of the most common are:
Steel self-drilling wall plug.
Steel hollow wall anchor.
Nylon plug.
Plastic cavity plug.
Rawlplug fastener.

RawlPlug SPO Metal Spring Toggle Anchor Plasterboard Wall Plug.

From RawlPlug this is the SPO Spring Toggle self-acting anchor wall plug which is designed mainly for use with plasterboard and is easily installed. The SPO spring toggle wall plug is excellent for any overhead installation applications plus provides quick and easy installation for fastenings placed behind thick panels in flat cavities. The spring toggle anchor fixing has a long screw which is excellent when using with different board thicknesses so provides you with greater flexibility. The wide transition beams of the toggle anchor fixing provide excellent load bearing and load distribution.

Features and Benefits.

• SPO Spring Toggle Anchor Wall and Overhead Plug.




• Self-acting anchor.




• Mainly for use in plasterboard.




• Long screw toggle (for thick boards, various thickness).




• Maximum flexibility.




• Wide transition beams (good load distribution and load capacity).




• Easy installation (fastenings behind thick panels in flat cavities).




• Suitable for overhead applications.




• Made from steel.




• Easy and safe installation.

Typical Cavity Wall Fixings Applications.

• Lightweight shelving.




• Brackets, grips and hooks.




• Hanging paintings.




• Mounting lamps.




• Lighting.




• Hanging mirrors.




• Shelves.




• Also – for any decorative applications.

Material the SPO Spring Toggle Anchor is Compatible with?

• Plasterboard.




• Chipboard.




• Oriented strand board.




• PVC Profile.

SPO Spring Toggle Anchor Plasterboard Wall Plugs Available?

• Stock number 520425, steel, 11 mm x 50 mm, Pan head, Slotted Posidriv,10 mm max material thickness.




• Stock number 520431, steel, 14 mm x 50 mm, Pan head, Slotted Posidriv,15 mm max material thickness.




• Stock number 520447, steel, 14 mm x 80 mm, Pan head, Slotted Posidriv, 20 mm max material thickness.




• Stock number 6816741, steel, 18 mm x 80 mm, Pan head, Slotted Posidriv, 36 mm max material thickness.




• Stock number 6816747, steel, 18 mm x 60 mm, Pan head, Slotted Posidriv, 24 mm max material thickness.

How to use the SPO Spring Toggle Anchor Plasterboard Wall Plug Fixings?

• Drill a hole ensuring it is the correct diameter.




• Compress the wings of the spring toggle anchor and push into the pre-drilled hole.




• Tighten the screw ensuring you pull the fixing out from the wall or ceiling, this prevents the wings of the anchor from spinning.

What types of plasterboard fixings are there?

• Zinc alloy – an all in one self-drilling anchor.




• Zinc alloy reduced depth.




• Nylon.

Can I screw straight into plasterboard?

Ordinary wall plugs are not suitable for use with plasterboard as they expand once you screw into them, which will create holes and cause the plasterboard to crumble due to its softer properties. It is essential that you use the correct fixing such as self-drill zinc alloy or nylon plasterboard fixings.

What types of plasterboard fixings are there?

There is a wide range of fixings and wall plugs available that are suited for use with plasterboard, depending on what it is you’re fixing. Some of the most common are:

• Steel self-drilling wall plug.




• Steel hollow wall anchor.




• Nylon plug.




• Plastic cavity plug.




• Rawlplug fastener.

Plasterboard Anchor

A zinc alloy plasterboard anchor which is quick and easy to install. A self drilling fixing suitable for plasterboards, double boards and aerated cement blocks.,Designed for light to medium applications such as pipe brackets, switch boxes, light fittings, shelving etc.

SUPPLIED_WITH : 35mm recess screw

Fischer HM Metal Cavity Fixings

The Fischer HM metal cavity wall fixings come with metric screws and are suitable for board building materials with a thickness of 3 mm to 50 mm. Having an expanding arm on the metal fixings gives you a large supporting surface allowing a higher load bearing capacity.

Features and Benefits

Can be removed and refitted several times because of the metric internal thread
Claws on the edge of the fixing penetrate the board material, preventing the fixing from rotating and thus ensuring a secure installation

Typical Applications

Pictures
Substructures
Lighting
Towel rails
Light shelves