M6 Zip-Fix Plasterboard Fixing (10) ZIP6

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Manufacturer: Midwood (T.I) & Co Ltd
Availability: In stock
SKU: AF25503
£9.73
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Heavy-duty cavity wall anchor for use in plasterboards, most hollow concrete blocks, cavity walls and ceilings. Pack includes both 40mm and 60mm screws for a wider variety of fixture thicknesses.


NOTE: Nylon arms are for installation purposes only and once the fixing is in place, Zip-Fix becomes an all-steel, non-flammable fixing.


Pack of 10.

Key features -Two sizes of zinc pan head machine screws (M6 x 40 and M6 x 60) for varying fixture thicknesses -Rapid installation, just Zip & Fix -BS 7671:2018 IET Wiring Regulations (Eighteenth edition) Section 521.10.202 of this British Standard states all cable support systems must be constructed from materials that will protect against a premature collapse in the event of a fire. It prohibits the use of non-metallic fixings as the sole means of support

Heavy-duty cavity wall anchor for use in plasterboards, most hollow concrete blocks, cavity walls and ceilings. Pack includes both 40mm and 60mm screws for a wider variety of fixture thicknesses.


NOTE: Nylon arms are for installation purposes only and once the fixing is in place, Zip-Fix becomes an all-steel, non-flammable fixing.


Pack of 10.

Key features -Two sizes of zinc pan head machine screws (M6 x 40 and M6 x 60) for varying fixture thicknesses -Rapid installation, just Zip & Fix -BS 7671:2018 IET Wiring Regulations (Eighteenth edition) Section 521.10.202 of this British Standard states all cable support systems must be constructed from materials that will protect against a premature collapse in the event of a fire. It prohibits the use of non-metallic fixings as the sole means of support
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