Fixing Door Thresholds To Concrete

[chasoutofdave]

Hi all,

Just wondered how people generally fix door threshold bars to concrete substrates. I usually drill holes and screw down with plugs but often struggle with drilling, ruining countless drill bits along the way. Does anyone use nail guns instead? If so, which brand? If not, any other better ideas would be welcome. Cheers.

 

[Qwerty]

A grab adhesive usually works nicely

 

[chasoutofdave]

Cheers. Any brand in particular you'd recommend?

 

[Qwerty]

Cheers. Any brand in particular you'd recommend?

Gripfill will see you right. Grips like sh*t works well too

 

[White Room]

I find Stixall another good brand...

 

[Old Mod]

I'll second that!
All of the above!

 

[chasoutofdave]

Always felt like I might be cheating (bodging?) by glueing, but screwing them down is such a ball-ache. Sounds OK now though! Cheers for the replies guys.

 

[White Room]

I'm allways worried a plumber took a short under the screed through the door opening.

 

[chasoutofdave]

I'm allways worried a plumber took a short under the screed through the door opening.

Ah yeah, that happened to me about 6 months ago. Was ten minutes away from completion when Old Faithful erupted. Good times...

 

[highlandtiler]

Aye - Stixall works well - even put on my wing mirror with it after it was knocked off ! Wont turn but hey ho!

 

[macten]

Rapid SPF works great

 

[peteablard]

I use this stuff, goes off in about 30 mins. £6 a tube

 

[AliGage]

Most carpet fitters I've seen in the last few years use pink stuff