Corefix Plasterboard Fixing - Red - CFX024

Name: Corefix Plasterboard Fixing - Red - CFX024
Brand: Corefix
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Heavy duty fixing for dot and dab or drylined walls for all brick and block types. Steel core brid...

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This guide is for anyone looking to securely mount heavy items on dot and dab or drylined walls using Corefix Plasterboard Fixings. The key benefit is a strong and reliable hold by transferring the load directly to the blockwork, bypassing the plasterboard's limitations. However, it's essential to ensure compatibility with your wall type and the weight of the item being mounted. This guide covers setup, usage, troubleshooting, and frequently asked questions for effective application of Corefix Plasterboard Fixings.

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Colour	Red
Model Part Number	CFX024
Brand	Corefix

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FAQs

What tools do I need to install Corefix fixings?

You will need a drill, screwdriver, and hammer. A level can also be useful for ensuring items are mounted straight.

What is the maximum weight each fixing can support?

Each fixing can support a safe working load of up to 55kg.

What wall types are Corefix fixings suitable for?

Corefix fixings are suitable for brick, block, concrete, and dot & dab plasterboard walls.

How deep can the fixture be?

The maximum fixture depth is 10mm.

What is included in the Corefix fixing kit?

The kit includes plugs, screws, and steel cores.

Can I use Corefix fixings for items other than TVs?

Yes, they are ideal for wall units, shelves, boilers, and radiators, as well as many other heavy items.

How long are the screws supplied with the fixings?

The screws are 100mm in length.

What is the warranty period for Corefix Plasterboard Fixings?

Corefix fixings come with a 1-year guarantee.

Troubleshooting

The fixing is loose after installation.

Ensure the correct screw length is used and that the screw is fully tightened. If the hole is enlarged, consider using a larger fixing or filling the hole and re-drilling.

The fixing is not flush with the wall.

Check that the bracket/fixture thickness does not exceed the maximum depth of 10mm. If it does not, ensure the fixing is fully inserted and the screw is properly tightened.

The fixing is difficult to install.

Ensure you are using the correct drill bit size for the plug. Pre-drilling the pilot hole can make installation easier.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Significantly increases the load-bearing capacity compared to relying on plasterboard alone.
Easy to install with common tools, saving time and effort.
Suitable for various wall types, enhancing versatility.
Provides a secure and reliable fixing for heavy items.
The steel core design ensures load is transferred directly to the blockwork.

Cons

Requires drilling into the wall, which may not be suitable for all situations.
Maximum fixture depth is limited to 10mm.
Requires careful measurement and alignment for correct installation.
Not suitable for use with items that exceed the maximum load capacity.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation: Ensure the wall is suitable for the fixings. Clean the area where you intend to install the fixing.
Drilling: Drill a pilot hole through the plasterboard and into the blockwork, using a drill bit appropriate for the screw size.
Installation: Insert the steel core into the hole. Then, insert the plug. Finally, insert the screw through the fixture and tighten until secure. The maximum fixture depth is 10mm.
Compatibility: Corefix fixings are compatible with brick, block, concrete, and dot & dab plasterboard. Check that the combined weight of the item and any added load does not exceed 55kg per fixing.
Care: Regularly inspect the fixings for any signs of damage or loosening, especially with frequently used items. Ensure screws are properly tightened.