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Anchors & Fixings
Fix into concrete, masonry and hollow walls with our anchor range — nylon anchors, concrete anchors, drop-in anchors, wall plugs and nylon nail-in anchors, with a base-material selection guide below.
Anchor Range
Five Core Anchor Types
Match the anchor to your base material and load. When in doubt, share the substrate and we will recommend the right fixing.
Drop-in Anchor
Carbon steel, yellow-zinc plated, set into a pre-drilled concrete hole.
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Hammer-in anchor for quick fixing to walls and floors.
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Selection Guide
Pick the Right Anchor by Base Material
The substrate decides the anchor. Use the guide below, then confirm size against your load (pull-out and shear).
| Concrete | Drop-in Anchor · Concrete Anchor — for solid, high-load fixing |
|---|---|
| Hollow Wall / Masonry | Nylon Anchor · Wall Plug — for light to medium loads |
| Quick-Fit Walls & Floors | Nylon Nailin (Drive Pin) Anchor — hammer-in installation |
How to choose
Base material decides the anchor type (concrete vs. hollow wall). Load type — pull-out force, shear force or dynamic load — decides the size. Installation method affects speed: hammer-in is fastest, then drop-in (pre-set), then through-fix.
Base material decides the anchor type (concrete vs. hollow wall). Load type — pull-out force, shear force or dynamic load — decides the size. Installation method affects speed: hammer-in is fastest, then drop-in (pre-set), then through-fix.
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