Hello
I am going to sound like a complete spanner here!
I have bought a cupboard for the bathroom (with mirrors on the doors). Its about a foot wide by a foot long, so nothing major.
However, the pack has supplied two 60mm screws and rawl plugs. I have drilled into the wall, the plaster seems pretty fragile. Rawl plugs in, screwed the cupbaord into the rawl plug into the wall.
It is completely not safe. I have taken it out of the wall (rawl plugs included) with my hands straight away.
Now, do I need bigger screws and rawl plugs for it to be more secure? Or is it because the plaster seems quite soft / old? They have only supplied 2 screws too, for the top two corners of the cupboard, so should I use 4 for the bottom two corners too?
Thanks!
I am going to sound like a complete spanner here!
I have bought a cupboard for the bathroom (with mirrors on the doors). Its about a foot wide by a foot long, so nothing major.
However, the pack has supplied two 60mm screws and rawl plugs. I have drilled into the wall, the plaster seems pretty fragile. Rawl plugs in, screwed the cupbaord into the rawl plug into the wall.
It is completely not safe. I have taken it out of the wall (rawl plugs included) with my hands straight away.
Now, do I need bigger screws and rawl plugs for it to be more secure? Or is it because the plaster seems quite soft / old? They have only supplied 2 screws too, for the top two corners of the cupboard, so should I use 4 for the bottom two corners too?
Thanks!