Screwing radiator/furniture brackets on textured tiles

[wavestar]

Hi all

About to hang a radiator and wall hung furniture. The large format tiles are textured (Porcelanosa Park Lineal Acer) where the brackets need to be. The radiator bracket is actually a 2cm x 3cm steel bock which screws to the wall. I'm very nervous that I'll crack the tiles, or the weight of the rad will, as there is point pressure on a raised bit of texture. I've widened the drill hole at the bottom hoping the vertical weight will be taken on the screw and avoid putting vertical pressure on the tile.
The furniture bracket is 10cm square so I'm less worried.

Is there a technique for hanging heavy stuff on textured tiles? Or shouldn't I be worried?!

thanks
Dave

 

[Dave]

The screws on plugs should go through the tiles and into the substrate , then the tiles are not taking the weight.

 

[wavestar]

The screws on plugs should go through the tiles and into the substrate , then the tiles are not taking the weight.

Thanks Dave. Thought so. I also used "corefix" plugs even though there is no cavity so the screws stay nice and straight with all the strain in the brick wall.
I've just hung the rad, and it seems nice and sturdy.

cheers
Dave

PS - its been a massive undertaking for a DIY'er to fully wetroom + tile a bathroom - could not have done it without finding so much info & tips in these forums. Big thanks to everyone.
But I'll be getting a pro for my other bathroom ;-) I've decided tiling is not for me!

 

[Dave]

Thanks Dave. Thought so. I also used "corefix" plugs even though there is no cavity so the screws stay nice and straight with all the strain in the brick wall.
I've just hung the rad, and it seems nice and sturdy.

cheers
Dave

PS - its been a massive undertaking for a DIY'er to fully wetroom + tile a bathroom - could not have done it without finding so much info & tips in these forums. Big thanks to everyone.
But I'll be getting a pro for my other bathroom ;-) I've decided tiling is not for me!

No probs 👍