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Hi,

I am just about to buy a load of tek screws for a job in a week or so, fixing tray to the outside of a steel clad building.

I was looking on the screwfix website and their ones and people say they are rubbish.

Just wondered where you lot get them from and if they are any good?
 
we get ours from screwfix, £15 a box and there good.

they use a ph2 bit though and every man and his dog tries it with a pz2 and says there crap lol

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Just out of interest are you going to be fitting unistrut brackets to fix the tray? I assume you're not planning on just screwing it to the metalwork because you'll never get your ties in...

If you are fitting brackets then the tek screws will be miles too short and IMO not a suitable fixing
 
Just out of interest are you going to be fitting unistrut brackets to fix the tray? I assume you're not planning on just screwing it to the metalwork because you'll never get your ties in...

If you are fitting brackets then the tek screws will be miles too short and IMO not a suitable fixing
if he is, drill bits and wood screws would work

25mm tek screws to fix it in to metal should be ok then roofers and zebs
 
im going to use a bit of tray, and bolt it straight to the stand off bracket, im not using unistrut, just the stand offs.

The wall I think has nothing in it, certainly nothing where I can see it.

I presumed tek screws either 25mm or 45mm long would be ok for the small stand offs?

Im off to bed now, but had one in the garage so will put a photo of exactly what I mean up in the morning.
 
im going to use a bit of tray, and bolt it straight to the stand off bracket, im not using unistrut, just the stand offs.

The wall I think has nothing in it, certainly nothing where I can see it.

I presumed tek screws either 25mm or 45mm long would be ok for the small stand offs?

Im off to bed now, but had one in the garage so will put a photo of exactly what I mean up in the morning.
penny washers will work fine with those i posted.

we have done that before


tophat brackets,tek screws and penny washers and your golden
 

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