Hollow Wall Anchors - M4 x 45 - Gold

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Designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike, the JCP Fixings Hollow Wall Anchors M4 x 45 provide a secure and stable mounting solution for plasterboard and cavity walls. These anchors are engineered to expand behind the wall surface to offer high-strength support for light-to-medium weight fixtures like shelves, mirrors, and picture frames; however, they require the use of a compatible setting tool or careful manual tightening to ensure the anchor expands correctly without damaging the wall material.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FJLHWA04045 |
| Brand | JCP Fixings |
These are primarily designed for hollow wall applications; they should not be used for heavy ceiling-mounted items.
These anchors feature a Zinc Yellow Passivated (ZYP) gold finish for added corrosion resistance.
While a dedicated setting tool makes the process faster and more consistent, you can install them with a manual screwdriver.
No, these are strictly for hollow wall applications like plasterboard or cavity partitions.
The drill hole should match the diameter of the anchor's body to ensure a tight, secure fit.
The drill hole is likely too large. Use a slightly smaller drill bit to ensure a snug fit.
You may have overtightened the screw. Use a manual screwdriver rather than a power drill to avoid excessive force.
Check that there is enough clearance behind the wall. These anchors require an empty cavity space to expand properly.
To install, first drill a hole matching the diameter of the anchor shaft. Insert the anchor into the hole until the head is flush against the wall surface. Use a dedicated hollow wall anchor setting tool to pull the screw head outward, which forces the legs to expand against the cavity side. If you do not have a setting tool, you can carefully tighten the screw with a manual screwdriver until you feel significant resistance. These anchors are intended for use in hollow substrates only and should not be used in solid walls or ceilings without verifying the load-bearing capacity of the material.