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BobTodd
I've bought some new shelves for the kitchen. The wall where I want them to go is plasterboard and air for 30mm, then it hits brick or breeze block (not sure which - its a new build terraced town house made of brick, but the garage has breeze block).
The shelves need to take some weight as it'll be for kitchen equipment and books so i don't think the 15kg max-load plasterboard fixings will do.
I'm dreading having to try and get 60mm masonry screws in as I'm a complete novice, but I think these are required. Will the air/plasterboard get in the way of this option? How would you drill it (i don't think my bosch light-weight drill will cut it). What would you do?
We're talking 48 screws to get the 4 shelves up. These are the type of shelves (floating)
Cheers.
The shelves need to take some weight as it'll be for kitchen equipment and books so i don't think the 15kg max-load plasterboard fixings will do.
I'm dreading having to try and get 60mm masonry screws in as I'm a complete novice, but I think these are required. Will the air/plasterboard get in the way of this option? How would you drill it (i don't think my bosch light-weight drill will cut it). What would you do?
We're talking 48 screws to get the 4 shelves up. These are the type of shelves (floating)
Cheers.