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Never used them. What sizes do they come in.+1 for uno, all I use .
More than quiet good they're quite good or very good I'd sayI have some of them. They are quiet good
It was late and I was quite tiredMore than quiet good they're quite good or very good I'd say
I've found B&Q's own brand Diall excellent believe it or not, you can't see it on this link but they have a square head so don't spin.
Diall Nylon Solid wall plug, Pack of 100 | DIY at B&Q
Never used them. What sizes do they come in.
Why do you think that is?I just watched most of the video.
He didn’t need to test the plugs grip. It was obvious that the red plugs have more grip than brown if screw is heavy gauge for the red plug.
We all know this when we try to use a hand screwdriver on heavy screws in red plugs.
I see a lot of plumbers and electricians use mainly red plugs.
Why do you think that is?
One thing annoys me about plugs is most of them are very short and it is silly when you want to use a 50mm or longer screw when the plugs are little more than 30mm.
5.5mm for red
7mm for brown
8-10s for reds unless hard brick (more likely to snap / crack the brick with a 10 screw)
10-12 for brown
around an inch setting depth for the plug
Snapped a the odd screw but never cracked a brick
Yes they are great. Used them on Hollow and Solid walls.Best plugs are Fischer’s in my opinion
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