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The JCP Fixings ETA Frame Fixings are ideal for professional contractors and serious DIYers looking for a secure, long-lasting solution for mounting frames into solid or hollow substrates. These 10 x 160mm fixings provide exceptional load-bearing capacity and a professional, flush-mounted aesthetic thanks to their countersunk head design, though they require careful pilot hole drilling to ensure the integrity of the substrate.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 8026533120376 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
Yes, but ensure you drill without the hammer function engaged to prevent cracking the internal webs of the brick.
Always use a drill bit that matches the nominal diameter of the anchor (10mm) to ensure a secure fit.
They are designed for standard construction applications. In highly corrosive or salt-air environments, check if a stainless steel variant is required.
These are generally designed as permanent anchors; removal can cause damage to the substrate.
Yes, the 160mm measurement represents the total length including the head.
The drill hole may be too wide or the substrate is too soft. Use a slightly smaller drill bit or a different anchoring method for softer materials.
Check that the hole is deep enough; debris inside the hole may be preventing the fixing from being fully inserted. Use a brush or air pump to clear the hole.
For optimal results, ensure the base material is free of loose debris before insertion. Use a rotary hammer drill set to the appropriate mode—ensure the hammer function is switched off for hollow bricks to prevent internal damage to the block. Always use a drill bit matching the specified diameter for the fixing to guarantee maximum expansion. To maintain the fixings, ensure that external environments are evaluated for corrosion risk; if using in coastal areas, consider a stainless steel alternative. For standard interior or protected exterior applications, these white-coated fixings provide sufficient protection against minor environmental exposure.
