Corefix Spike Plasterboard Fixing - M5x40mm, 8 Pack, Silver

Heavy Duty Self-Drilling Metal Plasterboard Fixing. Easy to install with just a screwdriver, no pr...

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This guide is for anyone looking to securely mount items on plasterboard walls. The Corefix Spike Plasterboard Fixing offers a heavy-duty solution, providing a strong hold without the need for pre-drilling. However, ensure the weight of the item and the load-bearing capacity of the fixing are compatible. This guide covers installation, best practices, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your Corefix fixings.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberCFX122BS
BrandCorefix

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FAQs

What size screws are included?

The Corefix fixings include M5 machine screws.

What is the safe load capacity?

The safe load capacity is 50kg.

Do I need to pre-drill a hole?

No, the Corefix fixings are self-drilling.

What material are the fixings made of?

The fixings are made of steel and zinc-plated.

Can I use these fixings on different types of walls?

No, these fixings are specifically designed for use on plasterboard walls.

How do I remove the fixing?

Unscrew the fixing from the wall using a screwdriver. The wings will collapse allowing the fixing to be removed.

What size of Corefix fixing should I use?

The M5 x 40mm fixings are suitable for many common applications. The correct size depends on the thickness of the plasterboard and the weight/depth of the item being mounted.

Troubleshooting

Fixing spins in the wall and does not tighten.

The plasterboard may be damaged. Try a different location or consider using a different type of fixing for more secure mounting.

Item feels unstable after mounting.

Check the weight of the item. It may exceed the fixing's load capacity. Use additional fixings or choose a more appropriate mounting method.

Fixing does not sit flush with the wall.

Ensure the fixing is installed straight. Check for any obstructions behind the plasterboard. If necessary, slightly enlarge the hole to allow the fixing to sit flush.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Easy and fast installation.
  • Provides a secure and strong hold.
  • No pre-drilling needed saving time and effort.
  • Durable construction for long-lasting performance.
  • Suitable for various applications on plasterboard walls.

Cons

  • May not be suitable for extremely heavy items exceeding the safe load limit.
  • Requires a screwdriver for installation.
  • Specific to plasterboard walls; not suitable for other wall types.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Identify the location for the fixing.
  2. Place the item against the wall where you intend to mount it.
  3. Insert the Corefix Spike fixing through the item's mounting holes and into the plasterboard.
  4. Using a screwdriver, screw the fixing into the plasterboard until the wings grip the back of the board.
  5. Attach the item using the included M5 machine screws.

Compatibility:

The Corefix Spike fixings are designed for use with plasterboard walls. They are not recommended for use with other wall types such as solid walls or concrete.

Care:

  • Inspect fixings periodically to ensure they remain secure.
  • Do not overtighten the screws, as this may damage the plasterboard.
  • If the fixing becomes loose, remove the item, replace the fixing, and re-install.

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