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Fixing a rad to thin air
Gentlemen,
I slightly exaggerate, but not by much. I have to hang a rad to that lino-esque stuff you find more and more used in bathrooms these days. I *think* it's called panelboard. Anyway, it's about 12mm thick ply with a waterproof decorative veneer on top; comes in large sheets you just stick to the walls with qik-grab-goo IIRC. Anyway, where I have to fix this rad, there's no actual wall of any description behind the mounting points, so this panelling will have to bear the weight by itself. Fortunately this isn't a big or heavy rad (only around 20lb I would guess). What sort of fixings would be best to use for this job? cheers, cd. |
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