Boresite Drywall & Plasterboard Fixings - White


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Boresite Drywall & Plasterboard Fixings are designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals seeking a robust, easy-to-install mounting solution for heavy items on 12.5mm plasterboard. These fixings provide a secure anchor for loads up to 35 kgs without requiring pilot holes or specialized equipment; however, they are specifically optimized for 12.5mm board thickness and may not be suitable for thinner or damaged wall surfaces.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FBS10001 |
| Brand | Boresite |
No, these are specifically designed for plasterboard only.
No, Boresite fixings are designed to be screwed directly into 12.5mm plasterboard without pilot holes.
Each individual fixing can support up to 35 kgs.
No, these are engineered specifically for 12.5mm plasterboard to ensure a secure anchor.
These fixings are manufactured in Scotland.
It is not recommended to reuse fixings, as the threads may be compromised during the initial installation and extraction.
You may have over-tightened the fixing and stripped the plaster; remove the fixing and use a filler before re-attempting at a different position.
Ensure you are using the correct 12.5mm plasterboard; these fixings are not designed for masonry or thinner board types.
To install, ensure your surface is standard 12.5mm plasterboard. Position the fixing at your desired location and use a standard screwdriver to drive it flush into the board. Do not over-tighten, as this may strip the plaster. For maintenance, periodically check the fixings if they are supporting high-vibration items like wall-mounted fans, though under normal conditions, the anchor remains permanently set. Avoid using power drills for initial insertion unless you are experienced with the material, as manual control is preferred to ensure a tight bond.