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Been using normal rawlplugs for decades, usually using screws a bit shorter than
the overall length, but I picked up some Unos a while ago, maybe from Screwfix to top up an order when they had assorted tubs on special offer but never got round to using them until now. They look way shorter than the usual wallplugs and I have loads of screws in stock that appear to be 'too long' What length screw should I be using, slightly shorter than the plug length + the thickness of what I am fixing to the wall? Or would a longer length that punctures a hole in the base of the plug be ok? http://www.rawlplug.co.uk/index.php?...03&Item id=34 has the overall plug lengths Yellow 24mm Red 8mm Brown 30mm http://www.rawlplug.co.uk/images/pdf...ation_data.pdf Shows the fully installed screw just poking through the base of the plug. -- |
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