Repair drill hole

[Snurredutt]

I have a house with brick and concrete walls. Raised in a wooden house and not used to using anchors, I made the mistake of drilling holes that are way too large. I've tried to repair with fiber-reinforced filler but it doesn't hold well enough to attach anything. Does anyone know if you can buy "betong" in a tube to undo the holes?

 

[lajsiiwan]

If you have drilled into the brick, finely crush some brick and mix it with mixed plaster, then fill it in. It will turn out better than you think.

 

[byggare henke]

if there are many holes, you can buy chemical anchor to fill with

 

[Tiger79]

Even husfix can be drilled into, is easy to use.

 

[Snurredutt]

The holes are not large enough to mix mortar with crushed stone in them; otherwise, I think it would be a very good solution. Builder Henke suggested "chemical anchor," something I need to consult Google to know what it is. However, it sounds interesting. I also have a thread about the problem on Flashback. Someone there suggested "rubber expander," which I also don't know what it is but will delve into that subject, it also sounds interesting. As I wrote on Flashback, I'm not looking to repair and paint over so it doesn't show. I want to eliminate a past mistake and do it right. I thank you for the help you so willingly and unconditionally offer me!

 

[magnu]

Try using epoxy filler.

http://www.biltema.se/products/product.asp?iItemId=96822

 

[byggare henke]

The chem expander is supposed to guarantee you a functional filling of the holes.
But it's expensive if there aren't many. However, the advantage is the long injection needle, so you can fill the entire hole.