E e93mw #1 Member · Skåne · 61 posts 27 Nov 2012 at 8:40 AM e93mw Member Skåne 61 posts 27 Nov 2012 at 8:40 AM #1 I was thinking of following this seemingly excellent tutorial to fix a loose plug: http://www.viivilla.se/Gor-det-sjalv/Renovering/Satt-fast-en-los-plugg-56966 The plug that has come loose is in the drywall and helps to hold up a hat rack along with three other plugged screws. However, I only have a tube of Nordsjö quick filler at home to fill the hole. Do you think this is strong enough?
I was thinking of following this seemingly excellent tutorial to fix a loose plug: http://www.viivilla.se/Gor-det-sjalv/Renovering/Satt-fast-en-los-plugg-56966 The plug that has come loose is in the drywall and helps to hold up a hat rack along with three other plugged screws. However, I only have a tube of Nordsjö quick filler at home to fill the hole. Do you think this is strong enough?
Stefan N #2 Tool enthusiast · Stockholm Täby · 13 745 posts 27 Nov 2012 at 8:42 AM Stefan N Tool enthusiast Stockholm Täby 13,745 posts 27 Nov 2012 at 8:42 AM #2 You don't attach a hatthylla with regular plugs in a plasterboard, use molly bolts or gipsankare.
E e93mw #3 Member · Skåne · 61 posts 27 Nov 2012 at 8:44 AM e93mw Member Skåne 61 posts 27 Nov 2012 at 8:44 AM #3 See there, no wonder the hat rack is so poorly mounted! Thank you Stefan!