Gripit Red Plasterboard Fixings - Heavy Duty Plasterboard Fixings for Drywall & Stud Walls, Holds Up to 74kg - Ideal for Shelves, Shower Units and Speakers - Easy Install & UK Designed (25 Pack)

These are great. Do as they say they will. Used in plasterboard to put up TV bracket. Very firm no issues. Solid as a rock. Easy to use.

Great for fixing shelves and poles, check depth of walls as some of mine was double boarded. To get round this I made a groove for it to fit.

Ready to install, wider spread of load if clear of battens behind.

I made a big hole in the bathroom trying to put in towel rail. Obviously only on one end and obviously once I’d drilled the perfect hole on the first one. I was thinking how much it would annoy me living with a hole and just start again putting towel rail somewhere else? I did try to fill the hole and that’s when I discovered everything was falling through it. I was on the point of accepting the new holes as part of the bathroom look, when I came across these. Wow, they restored my vision of a holeless bathroom wall, I now have a very secure towel rail that holes my neatly displayed towels, as well as all the damp towels the kids (adults btw) stuff on it like they’re trying to win a record for most amount of towels in one place. Makes a difference for the floor rail they used before

Excelent product

Easy to fit and when it's in the wall it isn't moving! Just make sure there aren't any joists where you are drilling or they won't work. That's a user error though!

Used these to install some floating IKEA shelves into a plasterboard wall. Very easy to use and the shelves are still up after 2 years so I’m guessing they work well!

I tried to put up two heavy shelves onto a stud wall and the screws just kept spinning around, even though I was using screws designed for stud walls. Found these and it worked like a dream, giving me a really secure fit. Highly recommended.

These things really work. I can’t say how much stronger they are than the usual fixings, but they feel much firmer than other devices I’ve used. I used a Forster bit of exactly the recommended size (18mm) and it all worked perfectly.

It's English, so it's sized in millimeters. How they get 18 of those hairy legged bugs to be still to measure off of, or why they use bugs over there instead of a ruler is beyond me. Anyway, I screwed a molly into the drywall and it went in perfect. I screwed the second molly into the drywall and it cored straight through and left a hole about the size of a nickel. I needed to use that hole and couldn't move the picture. Only choice was to cut a bigger hole, and patch it with a big piece of drywall. Which means more work and days of waiting for paint and spackle and paint to dry... And then I found these little Godsends. Easy to install, worked like a charm, hold fast, and strong! Really saved me a lot of extra work. Thanks mates!

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I tried everything and nothing worked to fix my bathroom towel rack. Easy install. These are genius!!! Absolutely best repair.

Came across these on YouTube. Hard to find in the States (but Amazon carries them in some sizes). Very sturdy and clever attachment to wall board. Carries a good load very well. I found it hard to line up everything, but I think experience will cure that. These are very good products - made from good materials. I think they are made in the UK