C cass May 30, 2010 #11 Re: porcalain on walls I take it the concreat screews dont go in to plugs and screew right in to wall
Re: porcalain on walls I take it the concreat screews dont go in to plugs and screew right in to wall
C cooperrmb May 30, 2010 #12 Re: porcalain on walls I think scottley if referring to tapcon fixings which you screw straight in concrete or brickwork you can get them from srewfix
Re: porcalain on walls I think scottley if referring to tapcon fixings which you screw straight in concrete or brickwork you can get them from srewfix
S Scott May 30, 2010 #14 Re: porcalain on walls Thats right, pilot a hole and screw them in, i have only started to use these recently when fitting doors and windows and they are excellent. I must admit i havent used them on dry lining yet
Re: porcalain on walls Thats right, pilot a hole and screw them in, i have only started to use these recently when fitting doors and windows and they are excellent. I must admit i havent used them on dry lining yet
E easyt May 30, 2010 #15 Re: porcalain on walls Would they be any good for fixing studding to existing walls.
S Scott May 30, 2010 #16 Re: porcalain on walls easyt said: Would they be any good for fixing studding to existing walls. Click to expand... Oh yes, perfect for that.
Re: porcalain on walls easyt said: Would they be any good for fixing studding to existing walls. Click to expand... Oh yes, perfect for that.
G Gazebo May 31, 2010 #18 You could stick and screw marmox board in the wet area to make it watertight and to allow for the heavy porcs.
You could stick and screw marmox board in the wet area to make it watertight and to allow for the heavy porcs.