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using polyfilla around a rawlplug
Have just been drilling into a dividing wall in a 1936 terraced house in
London, to hang up a cupboard in the bedroom. What I'm drilling into is almost like soft sand. I guess it must be some kind of breeze block mortar that has deteriorated? The only thoughts I have is to pack some polyfilla around the rawlplug to fill in the hole and get some grip. Is that a good idea? Novice appreciates any advice on what best to do. thanks. |
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