Holes

Screwfix do a filled epoxy for high stength fixings - just the thing for holes like that.

If it's a solid wall, the quickest - although perhaps not cheapest - way might be to enlarge the holes further to take expanding bolts - you'll get them in the sheds. They're just about the right size to fit between two brick courses if this is why the originals have pulled out, and they certainly won't. ;-)

Fill the holes with car body filler - the hard setting one. This will set rock solid in 1/2 hour. Redrill for the correct wall plug and away you go! A

Fill the holes with car body filler - the hard setting one. This will set rock solid in 1/2 hour. Redrill for the correct wall plug and away you go! A

Well, never been asked how to fill a hole before!

For solid walls filler is the usual thing.

Regards, NT

Alternatively..............

Get a couple of wooden battens. Cut plaster back to brickwork. Drill, plug and screw battens to wall. Make good. Screw brackets to battens.

Ah maybe but - I've three new rads ready to go in, but all the brackets are handed the same. i.e.___| ___| This way for a double

| | |_ |_ This way round for a single panel.

Swapping them would make no odds.

There are normally enough slots/holes in the brackets to use a higher/lower hole surely? If all else fails well hardened Tetrion will be fine.

Toby.

---8 Steve R

Yeah but mine's beginning to sag and getting a big wrinkled & tatty. How much you asking for them?

Choice of colours?

-- John Stumbles

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