No-nails conduit to wall?

The best way to fix conduit to the wall is to use plasterboard nails either side of the conduit.

If you have trouble knocking the nails in, drill 5.5mm holes in the brickwork, insert red plugs, and knock the nail into that.
 
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put a few long screwss in at angles other side that hold it back to the chase, but stick out. Put your bonding coat on most of the chase, leave it to go off, then wind out the screws and finish making good

i just put a few nails in on an angle to hold the pipe, then, blobs of bonding, 1 at top and bottom and 1 in middle, then once dry pull the nails out.

I used to do exactly the same. If your chase is fairly deep, you can put some bonding behind as well.
 

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