Hi.
The plan for the weekend is to add several cabinets to the kitchen. These include three tall cabinets and two wall cabinets above the fridge and freezer, all from IKEA and are to be mounted on a rail. The wall to which they will be attached is made of aerated concrete and is quite thin, 70 mm. However, since the cabinets rest on legs at the front and also attach to each other, it should be fine with screws and plugs specifically designed for aerated concrete, even if I can't use long screws? Or should I supplement with anchor compound or the forum's favorite PL400?
The plan for the weekend is to add several cabinets to the kitchen. These include three tall cabinets and two wall cabinets above the fridge and freezer, all from IKEA and are to be mounted on a rail. The wall to which they will be attached is made of aerated concrete and is quite thin, 70 mm. However, since the cabinets rest on legs at the front and also attach to each other, it should be fine with screws and plugs specifically designed for aerated concrete, even if I can't use long screws? Or should I supplement with anchor compound or the forum's favorite PL400?
