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Grendel
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Re: What fixing
Looks like a rawlbolt sleeve . Removing it could prove very messy and create a larger hole than you have now. Probably the best option would be to knock it further into the wall and fill over.
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Re: What fixing
Thanks I'll try that then, what's the best way to knock it in further?Grendel wrote:Looks like a rawlbolt sleeve . Removing it could prove very messy and create a larger hole than you have now. Probably the best option would be to knock it further into the wall and fill over.
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Re: What fixing
anything that comes to hand, masonry drill bit, bit of wood, old screwdriver +hammermole81 wrote:Thanks I'll try that then, what's the best way to knock it in further?Grendel wrote:Looks like a rawlbolt sleeve . Removing it could prove very messy and create a larger hole than you have now. Probably the best option would be to knock it further into the wall and fill over.
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You only need 5mm or so to polyfill over.
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Re: What fixing
Hammer and piece of threaded rod, rebar, drive rod (T-handle) from a socket set, very large old screwdriver, etc. It just needs something of steel with a large enough diameter to sit on the end of the Rawlbolt. Or as Johnny says - anything that comes to hand
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