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    Anyone built a false / floating wall?

    Presumably you recommend 12mm? That would make sense. I was at a wholesalers today and they have M8 threaded rods in 1m lengths and resin. Unfortunately it would mean buying boxes of M8 washers and nuts, so I'll probably stick with screwfix.
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    Anyone built a false / floating wall?

    Presumably the wooden frame for the false wall just secures to the posts behind the plasterboard with long wood screws and then use threaded rods/anchor bolts with resin for the plasma?
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    Anyone built a false / floating wall?

    Thanks for the links. I had read two of them but not the one on the resin fixings. Most floating wall setups I've seen are into a solid wall and not a plasterboard wall like mine, hence my request for fixings. I have yet to find long anchor bolts that will be of sufficient length that I need.
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    Anyone built a false / floating wall?

    Thanks, I figured as much. The wall will have a plasma mounted. I don't know the weight but it's a 42" Panasonic i.e. pretty heavy. I have ordered a decent bracket but it's the fixings that have me stumped. I am therefore going to need some anchor bolts around 200mm long. The mdf is 18mm...
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    Anyone built a false / floating wall?

    I intend to build a floating wall to mount my plasma TV. The wall I intend mounting to is plasterboard with a timber frame on a solid wall (breeze block). Do I need to bolt the floating wall frame to the posts/noggins only or do I have to go all the way through to the solid wall behind the...
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    New drill required

    I ended up going for Hilti and very impressed so far.
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    New drill required

    This seems like a good deal: http://www.my-tool-shed.co.uk/p1012850/Bosch_GBH18V-LI_SDS_Hammer_Drill_&_GSB18-2-LI_Combi_18v_Drill_Twin_Pack/product_info.html Bosch 18v L-ion twin kit (Combi + SDS). I don't know why it states 1 yr warranty though, I thought all Bosch pro stuff was 3 yr...
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    Looking for screwdriver set to buy.

    For full sized, I have Wera vde but they're not that comfy to use. For working on computers, I have a draper precision set which I got from amazon for about £12. I find them better and more comfy to use than other more expensive precision sets. I don't know if Halfords Pro do a precision set...
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    New drill required

    It is green. Whilst not really looking at a 10.8v drill, I fancy the other 10.8v tools that Bosch do in the Monster pack but I'm not sure what I would use them for. I suppose the 10.8v drill would be fine for easier tasks. I think I will therefore continue my search for a decent combi...
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    New drill required

    Wow, you have a fair few there!! I've seen the Makita BHP453RFX 18v (1x3ah L-ion battery) for £150 at a few places e.g. http://www.power-tools-pro.co.uk/makita-bhp453rf-18v-hammer-drill-driver-1-x-3ah-lithium-battery-13mm-chuck-p-5536.html If you want the pack with the second battery the...
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    New drill required

    LOL. I wondered how long it would be before someone mentioned Ryobi. I had obviously searched the forums beforehand and their name does come up a lot!
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    New drill required

    Yup, another drill question! My existing Bosch 24v cordless isn't working as well as it should, which is more than likely down to the battery. I have always promised myself a good drill, so have been researching a new purchase. The current 24v drill is a big old unit and pretty heavy so I...
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