Hi. I need advice on mounting an Ikea LILLÅNGEN bathroom cabinet on a drylined wall. Basically forgot that it wasn't a solid wall and there is no way to support the cabinet (20kg) with two screws and plugs. 
I have managed to locate two studs. I have read various ways to mount on a drywall but the advice has contradicted on various sites. I was thinking of using the two existing holes but using either snap toggle anchors
www.toolfixservices.com/fixings.php or plasterboard anchor bolts
www.screwfix.com/p/fischer-hm-plast...20/38777#product_additional_details_container
The depth of the plasterboard with the tile is approx 35mm. I have drilled a pilot hole through the grouting just to check the studs were there. Would it be ok to use just a woodscrew to screw through to the stud via the pilot hole and plasterboard? There is a 10mm gap between the back of the main cabinet and the wall hence white spacers have been provided. However, on the end of the unit (the add-on on the right) there is no need for a spacer as it is constructed with the same thickness of particleboard. I could use another metal bracket (same as the two supplied) but put it at the inside top but this would involve drilling through the tile itself. I have attached some photos. I would be grateful for any help and can supply more info if necessary.
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I have managed to locate two studs. I have read various ways to mount on a drywall but the advice has contradicted on various sites. I was thinking of using the two existing holes but using either snap toggle anchors www.toolfixservices.com/fixings.php or plasterboard anchor bolts
www.screwfix.com/p/fischer-hm-plast...20/38777#product_additional_details_container
The depth of the plasterboard with the tile is approx 35mm. I have drilled a pilot hole through the grouting just to check the studs were there. Would it be ok to use just a woodscrew to screw through to the stud via the pilot hole and plasterboard? There is a 10mm gap between the back of the main cabinet and the wall hence white spacers have been provided. However, on the end of the unit (the add-on on the right) there is no need for a spacer as it is constructed with the same thickness of particleboard. I could use another metal bracket (same as the two supplied) but put it at the inside top but this would involve drilling through the tile itself. I have attached some photos. I would be grateful for any help and can supply more info if necessary.
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