Countersunk Wood Screws
- Countersunk recessed head
- Suitable for wood, plastic and nylon wall plugs
Fixings & Accessories (61 products)
61 products found in 17 groups.
DeWalt Wall Dog Screws
- No plug needed
Spit Wall Plug - Resin Anchors
- Faster installation than pumping resins
- Exact measure of resin required for each application
- Either end can be inserted into the hole
Ultima Wall Plugs
- Expands at the top to give instant grip
- Packed loose for easy use
Unifix AnkerBolts - Flange Head
- Simply drill a hole the same size as the Thunderbolt into the material. Ensure the hole is a little deeper than the bolt to allow for dust - see technical info
- Remove any loose dust from the hole
- Screw in the Thunderbolt with a socket wrench. Apply a slight downward pressure to start the self-tapping action, as you would with a woodscrew
Unifix AnkerBolts - Hex Head
- Simply drill a hole the same size as the Thunderbolt into the material. Ensure the hole is a little deeper than the bolt to allow for dust - see technical info
- Remove any loose dust from the hole
- Screw in the Thunderbolt with a socket wrench. Apply a slight downward pressure to start the self-tapping action, as you would with a woodscrew
Unifix Concrete Screws
- Ideal for fixing uPVC and timber frames directly to masonry
Unifix Countersunk General Purpose Screw
- Zink yellow plated
- Single thread
- General purpose screw
Unifix Driva Wall Plugs
- For use in plasterboard, simply screw using screwdriver
Unifix Drywall Screws
- Self drilling
- Bugle head
Unifix Hinged Domecap Screw Cover
- Snap close
- For size 6 to 8 gauge screws
Unifix Masonry Anchor - Loose Bolt
- Heavy duty anchor bolts for floor fixing
Unifix Masonry Anchor - Projecting Bolt
- Projecting bolt for wall fixings
Unifix Nylon Frame Fixings
- Can be used for fixing wall boxes to masonry or concrete
Unifix Thunderbolt Masonry Anchor
- 1. Simply drill a hole the same size as the Thunderbolt into the material. Ensure the hole is a little deeper than the bolt to allow for dust - see technical info
- 2. Remove any loose dust from the hole
- 3. Screw in the Thunderbolt with a socket wrench. Apply a slight downward pressure to start the self-tapping action, as you would with a woodscrew
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