Screw & wall plug kit Fischer 45690

The Fischer 45690 screw and wall plug kit contains 20 anchors designed for secure fastening in brick and concrete. Supplied in a compact box, the set is intended to provide reliable support for a variety of fixtures where a 10 mm drill hole and a minimum embedment depth of 22 mm are required. The components are suited to typical mounting tasks in construction and renovation, offering consistency in size and fit for standard screws used with wall plugs.

Advantages

This kit offers a standardized anchor and plug combination that simplifies selection for common masonry fixings. The uniform 10 mm drill hole diameter and specified minimum depth make planning and installation straightforward. The packaging keeps the 20 pieces organized and protected until use, reducing waste and loss. Materials and dimensions are chosen to maintain firm hold in brick and concrete substrates when installed according to the specified embedment depth.

Suitable for

• Fixing shelves, brackets and fittings to brick or concrete walls
• Mounting light to medium loads such as cabinets, rails or fixtures
• General renovation and repair work in masonry structures
• DIY home projects requiring consistent anchor dimensions

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 20 anchors and plugs
• Recommended drill hole diameter: 10 mm
• Minimum embedment depth: 22 mm
• Intended base materials: brick, concrete
• Packaging: compact storage box for transport and storage

How to use

Drill a 10 mm hole into the brick or concrete to at least the recommended depth of 22 mm, ensuring the hole is clean and free of dust. Insert the wall plug flush with the substrate surface, then drive the appropriate screw into the plug until the fixture is secured. Follow standard installation practice: verify the anchor sits correctly in the base material and apply torque gradually to avoid overloading the plug or splitting the substrate. Use screw lengths compatible with the plug and the thickness of the fixture.

Usage recommendations

Choose screw diameters and lengths that match the plug design and the thickness of the object being mounted. For heavy or safety-critical loads consult load tables for masonry anchors and, where necessary, use anchors specifically rated for higher loads or chemical anchors. Ensure drill bits are suited to masonry and that drilling is performed perpendicular to the surface for best anchoring performance.