BullfixExtra Plasterboard Fixings Heavy Duty Starter 8 Pack, Drywall Anchor, Plasterboard Wall Plug Alternative for Dot & Dab, Stud & Hollow Cavity Wall Anchor Kit with Screws

As a customer, I'm impressed with the Bullfix Extra Heavy Duty Plasterboard Fixings - 24 Pack, Drywall Anchor, Wall Plug Alternative for Dot & Dab, Plasterboard Wall Plugs, Stud Wall & Hollow Cavity Wall Anchor, DIY Kit with Screws. They are a great solution for fixing heavy items to plasterboard walls and ceilings.Pros:Superior strength: The fixings are made from high-quality materials and can hold up to 133kg in plasterboard, 75kg in stud walls, and 50kg in hollow cavity walls.Easy to install: The fixings are easy to insert into plasterboard and can be installed without the need for special tools.No dot and dab required: The fixings can be used without the need for dot and dab, which can save you time and money.Versatile: The fixings can be used to fix a wide variety of items to plasterboard walls and ceilings, including shelves, mirrors, and TVs.DIY kit: The fixings come in a handy DIY kit that includes the fixings, screws, and a wall anchor driver.Cons:Some users have reported that the fixings can be a bit difficult to insert into hard plasterboard.The fixings may not be suitable for fixing heavy items to very thin plasterboard.The fixings may not be suitable for fixing items to uneven surfaces.Overall, the Bullfix Extra Heavy Duty Plasterboard Fixings - 24 Pack, Drywall Anchor, Wall Plug Alternative for Dot & Dab, Plasterboard Wall Plugs, Stud Wall & Hollow Cavity Wall Anchor, DIY Kit with Screws are a great option for fixing heavy items to plasterboard walls and ceilings. They are easy to install, versatile, and can hold a lot of weight. I highly recommend this product.Here are some additional tips for using the Bullfix Extra Heavy Duty Plasterboard Fixings:**Make sure the fixings are inserted into the plasterboard at least 45mm deep.Use a level to ensure that the fixings are inserted straight.Allow the fixings to dry completely before hanging any heavy items.Do not overtighten the screws, as this can damage the fixings.

I had a problem where I needed to put some ceiling fans/lights in our main rooms and bedrooms, they're very heavy and I couldn't trust wall plugs to hold them up.I looked at different fasteners from different manufacturers and sellers but none of them actually fitted the bill. Then I saw the advert for the Bullfix system fastener; it seemed to answer my prayers:-1) each fastener will hold upto 133kg!2) they're easy to fit and will last the ilfetime of the item you're fitting. They lock into place with a screw(supplied in the kit).3) they're relatively cheap and very effective.I've used them on seven ceiling fans/lights, 3 bathroom mirrors and even to hold cupboards to walls.. These were the second ones I'd ordered, and I will be back for more!Two criteria to adhere to:- you can use them on 12.5mm upto 16mm plasterboard and you need to have 22mm space behind the board in order for the fixing to lock.

Super strong wall fixings

If you have stud walls, this what you need for hanging anything you need on walls. I have used different makes of these, but this one is the best I've used so far. Value for money, easy to use and good quality.

Easy to use, erected a 65in TV and it's solid - brilliant fixings.

This is a brilliant fixing for plaster board and can hold heavy weights as described.I have mounted a large heavy mirror . Vertical radiator and heavy electric wall fire all perfect would highly recommend the fixing and so easy to install

Used to fix my wall mount for my 65” TV as could only find one stud to fix to. Pretty solid fixing, but not sure if I would use into just plasterboard although promo videos suggest that you can. It felt safer with two screws into a stud and two into just plasterboard.

I needed to hang a fireplace and TV on a plasterboard wall. I've never done this before so wanted to get something strong enough. These came recommended by several family members so I bought them.The drill bit that comes with them is great (who wants to have to buy a separate drill bit right?), and the plugs themselves were easy enough to figure out, even for a novice like me! However, after drilling a 20mm hole in the wall, I discovered there wasn't enough clearance behind for the plugs to go in and do their stuff, so basically, they're useless to me!Had there have been enough clearance, these seem like they would have been great.