Through fixing for fixing Timber battens, Door Frames & window frames. Can also be used for fixing...Through fixing for fixing Timber battens, Door Frames & window frames. Can also be used for fixing metal frames to Concrete, Brick, Stone and Block. Counter sunk Pozi head Screw gives a flush finish allowing frame to have secondary fixing or Windows and Doors closing into the frame. Durable PA6 Grade Nylon for extended life of fixing The tough Nylon sleeve prevents distortion during tightening Anti rotation lugs prevents spinning in the hole when tightening. If the hole has been over drilled Zig Zag design has been designed to allow greater expansion in an oversize hole No need for marking out position of hole as the fixing is a drill through application. Durable, high quality plugs for extended fixing life. Zigzag design ensures enhanced expansion. For fixing uPVC, timber and metal door frames.
This guide is designed to help you effectively use Rawlplug Frame Fixings - Grey. Ideal for professionals and DIY enthusiasts, these fixings offer a secure and durable solution for mounting door frames, window frames, and more to various substrates. A key benefit is the ease of installation due to their drill-through application. Note that the specific load capacity will depend on the substrate material.
All features
Colour
Grey
Brand
Rawlplug
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can I use these fixings with?
These fixings are suitable for use with concrete, brick, stone, block, timber, uPVC, and metal frames.
What size drill bit do I need?
The required drill bit size is indicated on the packaging of the Rawlplug Frame Fixings - Grey.
Can I use these fixings outdoors?
Yes, these fixings are suitable for outdoor use. However, consider using a sealant around the fixing head to prevent water ingress and improve longevity.
What if the hole is slightly oversized?
The zigzag design allows for greater expansion, accommodating slightly oversized holes. However, ensure the hole is not excessively large.
How do I remove the fixings?
Unscrew the pozi head screw. The fixing can then be removed from the hole.
What is the maximum load capacity?
The maximum load capacity will depend on the substrate material. Consult the product specifications for specific load ratings.
Where can I find more detailed product information?
Additional information can be found on the Rawlplug website or by contacting their customer support.
Troubleshooting
Fixing spins in the hole during tightening.
Ensure the hole is the correct size. If it's too large, consider using a larger diameter fixing or a different type of fixing specifically designed for oversized holes.
The frame feels loose after tightening.
Check that the fixing is fully inserted and tightened. If the substrate is crumbling, consider using a different fixing type or filling the hole with a suitable filler before re-installing.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to install with a drill-through application.
Durable nylon construction for long-lasting performance.
Suitable for a variety of materials and frame types.
Flush finish allows for a clean look and secondary fixings.
Anti-rotation lugs ensure a secure and reliable hold.
Cons
Load capacity varies depending on the substrate.
Requires proper hole size for optimal performance.
May require specific drill bits for certain materials.
Not suitable for extremely heavy-duty applications without considering load limits.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the frame and substrate are clean and free of debris.
Drilling: Drill through the frame and into the substrate using a drill bit of the appropriate size, as indicated on the packaging. The zigzag design can accommodate slightly oversized holes.
Insertion: Insert the fixing through the frame and into the drilled hole.
Tightening: Tighten the screw until the frame is firmly secured against the substrate. Avoid over-tightening.
Compatibility: These fixings are compatible with concrete, brick, stone, and block. They are also suitable for timber, uPVC, and metal frames.
Care: Regularly inspect the fixings for any signs of damage or loosening. In harsh weather conditions, consider using a sealant around the fixing head to prevent water ingress.