JCP Fixings Plasterboard Plugs - 7mm - Red - Box of 100


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The JCP Fixings Plasterboard Plugs (7mm) are designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals seeking a reliable, hassle-free anchoring solution for standard plasterboard walls. These plastic plugs provide excellent stability for lightweight applications like shelving and decor; however, they are not intended for heavy-duty structural loads or masonry surfaces.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5014196089171 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
No, these are exclusively designed for use in plasterboard/drywall.
While it depends on the load, a screw gauge between 4mm and 5mm is typically the most compatible with 7mm wall plugs.
Gently pull the plug out with needle-nose pliers or use a screw to catch the inner thread and pull it forward.
It is not recommended, as the plastic wings deform once a screw has been driven in.
No, these are designed for standard push-in installation using your thumb or a light tap from a hammer.
The hole is likely too large; use a slightly smaller drill bit next time or apply a small amount of adhesive to the plug before insertion.
Gently tap the rim of the plug with a hammer until it sits perfectly flush against the plasterboard.
Ensure you are using the correct gauge screw for a 7mm plug; if too large, the plastic will bind too tightly.
For installation, use a 7mm masonry or wood drill bit to create the initial hole. Ensure the hole depth is slightly longer than the length of the plug to allow for the screw tip to clear the end. These plugs are specifically designed for standard plasterboard thickness. Avoid using them in solid brick, concrete, or stone, as they will not expand correctly. To care for these, keep them stored in a dry, cool area to prevent degradation of the plastic polymer over long periods.