Hillman 377631 Tasselli per cartongesso Borefast, nero

Name: Hillman 377631 Tasselli per cartongesso Borefast, nero
Brand: Hillman
SKU: 0038902310392
Price: 44.66 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Hillman

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44.66

PAN HEAD: applicazioni per tutti gli usi con testine verniciate abbinate al progetto e comune phillips drive. USER FRIENDLY: il design degli ancoraggi si adatta facilmente ai comuni fori di fissaggio mentre i fili aggressivi offrono una presa aderente nei materiali delle pareti. AFFIDABILE: gli ancoraggi a parete sono in grado di sostenere fino a 50 libbre in cartongesso e 200 libbre in legno, mentre il materiale in acciaio offre una robusta affidabilità. RIMOVIBILI E RIUTILIZZABILI: gli ancoraggi Borefast sono rimovibili e riutilizzabili per maggiore comodità e valore. SUPERFICI MULTIPLE: Gli ancoraggi autoperforanti Borefast sono ideali per cartongesso, legno e altri materiali da muratura.

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EAN: 0038902310392

Categories: Prodotti industriali e scientifici, Chiodi, viti e elementi di fissaggio, Ancore, Ancoraggi per cartongesso,

Batteries Required?	‎No
Color	‎Black
Country of Origin	‎Taiwan
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 36 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Anchors and Screws
Item model number	‎377631
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎11.8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Hillman
Material	‎Steel
Part Number	‎377631
Product Dimensions	‎6.8 x 6.8 x 3.9 inches
Usage	‎Wood, Drywall, Brick, Block, Plaster, Concrete

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Scritto da: Carlos I. Ortiz

Tornillo de paredes de yezo

Excelente producto

Scritto da: Carrie

Game changing fastener.

I needed to attach faux brick paneling to drywall. I was never going to hit a stud every time but I could drop that black fastener into the “mortar joint” and in no time the job was done. This is a specialty fastener that you will find reason to keep on hand or in stock.

Scritto da: kdat33

Perfect for areas without studs!

I used these to make my closet system more sturdy. These hold up really well, in areas that have no studs! After doing some research I ran into these! I only wish I knew about these earlier! Such a useful product!

Scritto da: cmmg

Good anchor

These work!

Scritto da: Reg

Quick and easy, very strong

I’ve use this product for several different applications ranging from hanging heavy pictures to installing Wall hanging wine racks. Easy installation and very strong.

Scritto da: Eric

Convenient Screws

These screws are great for hanging heavier items in drywall. I love that they don't need wall anchors that usually require huge holes. Just be careful when screwing them in. If you use a power drill, it is very easy to tighten too far and strip out your hole. It's best to use a screwdriver by hand. They have a sharp point that makes it very easy to push in and turn almost effortlessly. If you're tired of plastic anchors that spin or require a drill, hammer and separate screw, upgrade to these anchor screws and save yourself time and effort and have smaller holes to fill if you remove them later.

Scritto da: Daniel R

Good Drywall Anchors

I used these to anchor some bookshelves to the wall. Great for when you don’t have a wall stud to anchor into.

Scritto da: Mudrubble

Missing link in drywall screwing

I haven't tested this by screwing it into drywall and hanging a shelf and adding weight until it fails so I don't know if it really lives up to it's 50lb in drywall claim, although it might (or might not). It FEELS like it would. I've only used it on shelving and tested the brackets by trying to wobble them by hand, so my testing is far from scientific on this. But it "feels" as or more secure than using regular plastic brackets and it is VERY hassle free! No pre-drilling of holes, hammering in plugs, collapsing or losing them in the wall, etc.. Simply screw in but DON'T over-screw and strip your drywall. Also, they come out super clean and can be reused, and only leave a hole the size of a screw. Genius idea. Overall, I'm shocked this is not a more well known option for screwing into drywall! I'd love to see someone test these vs plastic anchors, toggles, etc., for strength and reliability. I feel like these are unknown, but on a big wall-to-wall shelving job where the brackets had to be certain distances from each other (and therefore off-stud), they saved me a TON of frustration.