Shower panel advice
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What do you mean fitted directly?
If I'm assuming the panels are around 10mm thick then you will need to fix through the panel into the wall
If I'm assuming the panels are around 10mm thick then you will need to fix through the panel into the wall
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Yes I'm fitting the rail straight through the panel into the wall, wasn't too sure if the panels are strong enough.
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Yes you will be fine , shower rails are lightweight items and the wall will take the weight anyway
If you are worried push the Rawl plug in far enough that it expands in the wall only
If you are worried push the Rawl plug in far enough that it expands in the wall only
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IT'S a stud wall, so have plenty of fixings, thanks for the prompt advice.
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