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It is crucial you use the correct plug AND screw size AND drill size. Your packet of wall plugs should tell you all this. |
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Use a good quality branded plug supplier with a range of plugs for different uses. That way you can be confident that the plugs will do the job you want reliably. I use Plasplugs range of plugs.
Pictured below from the Plasplugs website are the main types I use. These are available from most good DIY shops. Checkout their website for more info. and more to choose from for different wall types.
www.plasplugs.com
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Concrete and brick regular duty. Use No. 8 screw and 6mm drill |
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Concrete and brick heavy duty. Use No.8 or 10 screw and 7mm drill |
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Plasterboard regular duty. Use No. 8 screw with 10 mm drill |
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Plasterboard heavy duty. Use No. 8 screw with 10 mm drill |
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