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I've been tasked by swmbo with fixing a couple of curtain tracks that are pulling from the wall. One is a standard white curtain rail fixed in multiple points, the other is a pole with only two fixings, one at each end.
Both are pulling from a brick wall which is plastered over, and neither fixing can take a larger screw. How can I successfully repair the holes such that I can use the same sized screws in holes which are strong enough not to pull out again? |
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