Hi
I have been tasked by the mrs to put a 35 kilo solid wood shelf over a glass fireplace.
The item came with some metal rods, bolts and screws and large raw plugs for a 10mm drill bit. It is supported by 3 large rods with screw ends.
However I used a masonary drill to go through the plasterboard and into the brezze block but the hole in the breezeblock looks more like about 15mm than 10mm. I think it kind of broke away or the drill did not run true.
I have cut now 3 round holes in the plaserboard to see the breeze block and allow for some filling. I was hoping I could use a tube of something to refill the hole?
What can I use now to fill the holes easily and prepare to drill again a new set of holes directly into the breeze block and provide the strength and support.
Thanks
Roy
I have been tasked by the mrs to put a 35 kilo solid wood shelf over a glass fireplace.
The item came with some metal rods, bolts and screws and large raw plugs for a 10mm drill bit. It is supported by 3 large rods with screw ends.
However I used a masonary drill to go through the plasterboard and into the brezze block but the hole in the breezeblock looks more like about 15mm than 10mm. I think it kind of broke away or the drill did not run true.
I have cut now 3 round holes in the plaserboard to see the breeze block and allow for some filling. I was hoping I could use a tube of something to refill the hole?
What can I use now to fill the holes easily and prepare to drill again a new set of holes directly into the breeze block and provide the strength and support.
Thanks
Roy