Plugging a wall (1 Viewer)

[nahnotme]

I need to attach a chest of drawers I bought from Ikea to a wall because im sick of them falling over when I go round a corner, they came with a little strap and hole to screw it in place on the top but I dont know about attaching this to a motorhome wall.
Do you need special screws or raw plugs ?

 

[scotjimland]

Hi

The inside plywood liner is very thin, I tried ordinary wood screws when fixing a couple of wall heaters but they didn't grip very well, so I used plaster board fixings, the type that screw into the board.

 

[takeaflight]

I'me sure you will, but be carefull whats behind the panel. screwfix as a great selection of anchors.

Best of luck Roy

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[nahnotme]

I'me sure you will, but be carefull whats behind the panel. screwfix as a great selection of anchors.

Best of luck Roy

behind the panel is the outside so I'de best be careful not to get screws that are too long !!

 

[Braunston]

Why not use "No Nails" or Silicon same stuff as you would use around a bath etc, both of those will sick it to the wall,

 

[lugnutt]

or take the corner a bit slower

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[lugnutt]

"no nails"..no nails put me out of work as i made nails of every description

 

[wasp]

JUst check the thickness of the wall you are fitting to, as the plasterboard fixings and screws may just go through to the outside puncturing the outer skin, I personally would use silicon sealer at the back but make sure the back of the cupboard is well fixed as you could go round a corner lose the cupboard and still have the back of it stuck to the wall. Cheers mate