Mounting handrail bracket

[Tompafix]

it could be that they have used 1200 mm wall pieces from the outer wall and inwards, then there is a stud in the middle of the 1200mm piece

The studs are cc600mm you mean

 

[tergo]

The studs are spaced at 600mm centers, you mean

YES, but they are ready-made wall panels from the factory

 

[drbodyjr]

If you can attach two out of three screws to the stud, it will hold like a rock. The third screw can be attached with a simpler drywall plug.

I will check it later in the evening.

 

[drbodyjr]

Should work to screw into the studs. Just hope that the position of the studs matches the optimal distribution of the hooks....

 

[Tompafix]

Should work to screw into the studs. Just hope that the position of the studs matches the optimal spacing for the hooks....

Two screws can work anyway, but the likelihood that you'll have to set them with expanders is probably high unfortunately.

 

[Testarn]

I guess this is already resolved, but someone might come later to read the thread....

The rubber expanders shown in the picture are used for handrail mounts that don't have a plate with screw holes, but only have the round bar with a threaded hole against the wall. Possibly there is a plate without holes as well.

If you have a plate with holes, you use wood screws if you find the stud or have a wood board behind the drywall, otherwise drywall anchors.

 

[Lyckselebon]

I guess this is already solved, but someone may come along later who reads the thread....

The rubber expanders shown in the image are used for handrail brackets that don't have a plate with screw holes, but only have the round bar with a threaded hole against the wall. Possibly there is also a plate without holes.

If you have a plate with holes, you use wood screws if you find the stud or have a wooden board behind the plaster, otherwise drywall anchors.

Thank you!! 🙏 Such a clear and simple answer!! Now I know how to proceed with my handrail!