Plasterboard Fixings

Welcome to the Plasterboard Fixings category at Build4Less, where we offer a diverse range of fixing solutions tailored for plasterboard applications. Our products are selected for their quality and reliability, ensuring you have the right tools for any plasterboard fixing task.

Types of Plasterboard Fixing

Drywall Screws

Drywall screws are essential for securely attaching plasterboard to wood or metal studs. Our range includes:

• Black Coarse Thread Drywall Screws and Zinc Plated Drywall Screws: Ideal for standard plasterboard fixing, these screws ensure a strong hold due to their coarse threads. Available in various sizes to suit different thicknesses of plasterboard.

• Collated Screws (Coarse and Fine Thread): These are perfect for use with automatic screw guns, speeding up the installation process. The coarse thread is great for wood studs, while the fine thread works best with metal studs.

   

Metal and Plastic Fixings

For enhanced support and specific applications, we offer a variety of metal and plastic fixings:

• Metal Insulation Discs and Plastic Insulation Discs: These are secure insulation materials for plasterboard. The metal discs offer robust support, while the plastic ones provide a more cost-effective option.

• Metal Mushroom Fixings and Insulation Washers: These fixings are designed for heavier applications, ensuring the plasterboard stays securely attached even under significant weight.

   

Plasterboard Cavity and Masonry Fixings

• Samac Cavity Fixings (Brolly Anchors): Best for heavy-duty applications in hollow walls.
• Forgefix Cavity Wall Anchors: These anchors expand behind the wall for a firm hold, suitable for medium loads.

• Masonry Fixings: Strong plasterboard fixings designed for direct insertion into masonry or concrete.

   

Specialty Nails and Screws

Our selection includes specialised nails and screws for specific requirements:

• Forgefix Anti-Split & Fast Start Woodscrew: These screws are designed to prevent splitting in wood, with a sharp point for fast starts.
• Galvanised Clout Nails, Round Head Nails, and Lost Head Nails: These nails are ideal for external applications or where corrosion resistance is necessary.

• Plasterboard Ring Nails and Panel Pins: Perfect for more decorative or finishing applications on plasterboard.

   

Anchors and Toggles

For installations requiring additional support, especially in hollow walls or ceilings, we offer:

• Nylon Insulation Anchors: These are great for securing insulation boards to various substrates.

• Forgefix Plasterboard Spring Toggles and Cavity Wall Anchors: These products provide robust anchorage in hollow walls, with spring toggles ideal for heavy-duty applications.

   

Specialty Fixings

For unique or specialised applications, our range includes:

• Forgefix Concrete Frame Screw: These are perfect for attaching plasterboard to concrete surfaces.
• Forgefix Cavity Wall Anchor Tool: A useful tool for installing cavity wall anchors effectively and efficiently.

• Expansion Wall Plug: These are versatile and can be used in various substrates to secure plasterboard.

   

Plasterboard Accessories and Tools

• Plasterboard Tape: Used to cover the seams between boards before applying joint compound.

• Anchor Tools: Tools like the Forgefix Cavity Wall Anchor Tool make the installation of fixings more efficient and precise.

   

Choosing the Right Fixings

Selecting the correct plasterboard fixing depends on several factors:

• Material of the Stud: Wood studs work best with coarse-threaded screws, while metal studs require fine-threaded or self-drilling screws.
• Load Requirement: Heavy items like shelves or cabinets may require toggle or anchor fixings for additional support.

• Wall Type: Solid walls will need masonry fixings, whereas hollow walls benefit from toggles and anchors that can expand and grip behind the surface.

   

Our comprehensive range of plasterboard fixings caters to every need, from basic installations to complex, heavy-duty applications. Whether you are a professional installer or a DIY enthusiast, choosing the right type of fixing is crucial for a secure and lasting installation.