P clip masonry nail fp200

[Chrishands]

Hi, I want to run fp200 along some brickwork, I wanted to use p clips, but not sure what nails to use that will drive into a brick, could anyone point me in the right direction please?

thanks,

chris

 

[telectrix]

drill and plug, then use no.6 screws. preferably roundhead,

 

[ImpededLoop]

Wot he said ^^^^^

 

[Chrishands]

drill and plug, then use no.6 screws. preferably roundhead,

i thought that but it will stick out like a saw thumb plus it's going to take a little longer, does that mean you can't get nails that drive into brick then?

 

[Guest125]

Yeah come on you lazy so & so. Drill & plug.

 

[Chrishands]

Yeah come on you lazy so & so. Drill & plug.

Its cooooooolllld out side! Ah never mind, I best charge up my drills tonight then!

 

[Guest125]

Its cooooooolllld out side! Ah never mind, I best charge up my drills tonight then!

Haha. Yes it is cold but you are more North than Milton Keynes so technically to me (from London) a northerner. Hence you should be acclimatised to these harsher conditions.

 

[tazz]

If the cable is more than 2m from floor level its ok to clip, and any drops to call points etc will be to be placed trunking or conduit. Personally I would plumb line it and fit 20mm conduit, with adaptor "t"s to 25mm loop drops. looks a lot neater, and possible quicker to fit.

 

[davesparks]

Its cooooooolllld out side! Ah never mind, I best charge up my drills tonight then!

What's the outside temperature got to do with it?

 

[mechelec]

If you want to be rough try red plugs and galv clout nails.

 

[LankyWill]

just angle a nail at each end and loop it over?irate: i think timco do some small masonary screws, so you wont need plugs. We use them on communal ceilings and it saves time.