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Posted 30 May 2023

fischer 90895 SX Expansion Wall Plug with Screw - 10 x 50 (Pack of 5) - £2.34 @ Amazon

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The 4-way expansion provides the optimum force distribution in the material, and offers ideal load-bearing capacities in solid and hollow building materials
The expansion-free plug neck prevents the creation of expansion forces on the material surface whilst screwing in the screw
This helps to prevent damage to tiles and plaster
The pronounced rim prevents the plug from slipping into the drill hole, thus allowing for a simple installation
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  1. churchreg's avatar
    I've heard these are good. Seem a bit heavy duty for a small picture or clock! Voted hot BTW. (edited)
  2. Gollywood's avatar
    Can these be used outside?
    AmitC's avatar
    Yes no problem. Really good!
  3. johnnypanic's avatar
    £7.09 now
    kin88's avatar
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    Back again at £2.34
  4. Billilo's avatar
    Price now showing as £7.09
    kin88's avatar
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    Back again at £2.34
  5. KenMiller's avatar
    Bit of an overkill to hang a picture.
  6. jaizan's avatar
    These are also £2.34 in B&Q, so perhaps this is not a special price ? diy.com/dep…076


    Obviously Amazon means no need to go to B&Q, but I also don't think this is such a bargain price that anyone should buy 5 years supply of them.

    Also, it falls between 2 stools.
    (i) If I'm using a plastic wall plug, a normal posidrive screw is usually sufficient
    (ii) If I want a big heavy screw, I would usually prefer a metal anchor.

    The previous occupants of my house fixed the TV aerial to the wall with a slightly larger version of this fixing. OK for a few years, but when the aerial started flopping about, I got the ladder out and found out the plastic was deformed. Which is likely to happen eventually in a high stress application.
    iceman87's avatar
    What metal anchor do you recommend?
  7. sangheili08's avatar
    Strange, I think these are always the same price
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