The Medway Handyman wrote:


Why would anyone make a plug that doesn't use a standard size hole?



Have a look at the various Fischer offerings. I've found their plugs
extremely good (better than stock stuff like Unos), particulrly for
difficult substrates.

http://apps.fischer.de/poc/default.aspx?page=details&layertype=Z&sprache=EN&k at=$MART-
HK-$MKAT-HK-$MPG-G1-$MZG-F1&ekat=$EKAT-HK-EN

SX are very good for "cheeseblock" heavy loads as they bite along their
whole length and you can get extra long ones (also good for heavy loads into
brick with known thick plaster)



http://apps.fischer.de/poc/default.aspx?page=details&layertype=Z&sprache=EN&k at=$MART-
HK-$MKAT-HK-$MPG-G1-$MZG-F451&ekat=$EKAT-HK-EN

UX Plug

For hollow block/bricks with holes (not used these as I don't have the evil
substrates mentioned)


http://apps.fischer.de/poc/default.aspx?page=details&layertype=Z&sprache=EN&k at=$MART-
HK-$MKAT-HK-$MPG-G1-$MZG-F4&ekat=$EKAT-HK-EN#hyperlinktecdatahead

S Plug - more of a basic fixing for dense block/brick - but I find their
performance beats Unos for higher loads like curtain rails and shelves.

Cheers

Tim

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Tim Watts