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I have to attach a TV bracket to a conventional brick-with-plaster wall.
The bracket is a hinged extending design which means that even with a small TV the weight supported will be considerable. Plus, the baseplate of the bracket has to be spaced out from the wall by some 50mm, probably with a block of timber or similar. Would these Torx-head frame fixing screws be suitable? I've never used them. https://www.toolstation.com/masonry-...g-screw/p59092 Alternatively I could use conventional Rawl-type bolt fittings but would need to replace the bolts with considerably longer ones if the design allows; I've not found any which come with longer bolts as standard. Many thanks. |
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