Rawlplug Frame Fixings - 140mm x 10mm - Qty 12

Rawlplug Countersunk Frame Fixings, 140mm x 10mm. Made from durable PA6 Grade Nylon for extended l...

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This guide is for anyone using Rawlplug Frame Fixings, specifically the 140mm x 10mm variant. These fixings offer a secure and durable solution for installing frames, thanks to their PA6 Grade Nylon construction and innovative design. However, it's crucial to ensure the correct drill size is used to maximize performance.

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Model Part Number5010445213687
BrandRawlplug

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FAQs

What is the recommended drill bit size?

The recommended drill bit size is typically 10mm, but always verify the exact requirement based on the specific material you are working with.

Can these fixings be used with wood frames?

Yes, but ensure the fixing length is appropriate for the frame thickness and wall depth. Consider pre-drilling the wood frame to prevent splitting.

What materials are these fixings suitable for?

These fixings are suitable for use with brick, concrete, and similar solid materials.

How many fixings do I need?

This depends on the size and weight of the frame. Consult building codes or a professional for guidance on the required number of fixings.

How do I remove the fixings?

Unscrew the fixing. If the sleeve is stuck, use pliers to remove it.

Are these fixings reusable?

It is generally not recommended to reuse fixings, as their performance may be compromised. Always use new fixings for optimal results.

What is the PA6 Grade Nylon?

PA6 Grade Nylon is a type of nylon known for its durability and resistance to wear and tear, making it suitable for construction applications.

Troubleshooting

Fixing spins in the hole during tightening.

Ensure the hole is not too large. If necessary, use a larger fixing or fill the hole with a suitable filler before re-drilling.

Fixing won't tighten.

Check if the fixing is fully inserted. Ensure the hole is clear of debris. If the hole is too small, enlarge it slightly.

Frame feels loose after tightening.

Double-check the fixing length against the frame thickness and wall depth. If necessary, use longer fixings or a different fixing type.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable PA6 Grade Nylon construction.
  • Anti-rotation lugs for secure installation.
  • Zig Zag design for use in oversized holes.
  • Drill-through application simplifies the process.
  • The sleeve prevents distortion during tightening.

Cons

  • Requires accurate drilling for optimal performance.
  • May require a specific drill bit size, depending on the material being drilled into.
  • Not suitable for all frame types or wall materials.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Ensure you have the correct drill bit size (typically 10mm, but always check the product specifications). Gather the fixings, a drill, and a suitable screwdriver or tightening tool.
  2. Drilling: Drill through the frame and into the wall. The drill-through design eliminates the need for pre-marking.
  3. Insertion: Insert the Rawlplug Frame Fixing through the frame and into the drilled hole.
  4. Tightening: Tighten the fixing until secure. Avoid over-tightening, which could damage the frame.

These fixings are compatible with a range of frame materials and wall types, including brick and concrete. Always check the load-bearing capacity and suitability for your specific application. No special care is needed beyond ensuring they are not exposed to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals.

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