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The JCP Fixings Nylon Frame Fixings ZYP (8 x 120mm) are essential hardware for both professional contractors and dedicated DIY enthusiasts looking for secure, reliable anchoring of frames and heavy fixtures. Featuring a durable nylon sleeve and zinc yellow passivated finish, these fixings provide excellent grip and corrosion resistance across various masonry substrates, though they are specifically intended for frame-based installations rather than general-purpose hollow wall anchoring.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Fjjbnff08120 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
No, these are designed for solid masonry substrates like concrete, brick, and block.
You should use an 8mm masonry drill bit for these 8mm diameter fixings.
This specific box contains 50 fixings.
The ZYP finish is corrosion-resistant for sheltered outdoor areas, but it is not recommended for extreme, exposed coastal environments.
Yes, provided the wall is solid masonry and you use the correct number of fixings to distribute the load.
The drill hole may be too large. Use a smaller bit or relocate the hole to a fresh section of masonry.
Ensure the masonry dust is fully cleared from the hole and check that the hole is drilled to the correct depth.
Installation requires a masonry drill bit of the same diameter as the fixing sleeve. For the 8mm diameter fixings, use an 8mm masonry bit to create a hole slightly deeper than the anchor length. Ensure the hole is thoroughly cleared of debris using a brush or blower. Insert the fixing through the pre-drilled item and into the wall, then drive the screw until the sleeve expands fully behind the substrate. While the ZYP finish offers good corrosion resistance, these fixings should be avoided in marine or highly acidic environments to prevent long-term degradation of the steel screw.
