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A good make of hollow wall raw plugs and a good price
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New build property and the plaster was soft as butter and these were perfect for hanging curtain poles etc
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I carefully used ever increasing size of drills to reach a 10 mm hole in a plasterboard wall and affixed an adjustable metal tilting tv bracket, having chosen the maximum available 3 support hole version to that wall using these wall plugs. I declined brackets with only 2 fixing holes. I drilled the holes in stages so as not to weaken the plasterboard hole. Tv fitted and has not dropped off,. That said.i live alone. I would allow a child or my ex wife to adjust it. Plasterboard should not be treated as if it were stainless steel
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There are many different methods for securing items to plasterboard. These plugs, in my opinion, are good for light to medium applications. However, for very heavy duty fixing, there are better items such as hollow wall anchors. For light and medium uses these plugs do the job.
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OK If used for light work and only for the first attempt. If unscrewed and re-screwed for the second time it starts to rotate in the plaster, it will break . It will fall apart if overtightened not heavy duty at all.
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