Diall TX Countersunk Frame fixing (Dia)8mm (L)100mm, Pack of 6
Product details
Product information
Product information
These Diall TX Countersunk Frame Fixings (8mm x 100mm) provide a secure and professional solution for installing uPVC, timber, and metal window and door frames. Designed for use in solid materials like concrete, blockwork, brickwork, and stone, these fixings ensure a clean and reliable finish for a variety of projects. Their winged design increases friction for superior hold, while the countersunk head ensures a flush appearance.
- Guarantee - 2 years
- Resistant to rust
- Suitable for Blockwork, brickwork, concrete & stone
Features and benefits
- Made of nylon and zinc plated steel
- For use in all solid base materials
- Winged design increases friction providing high performance
Specifications
| Brand | Diall |
|---|---|
| Diameter (mm) | 8mm |
| Drill bit size | 8mm |
| Drive type | TX |
| Head type | Countersunk |
| Length (mm) | 100mm |
| Location | Internal |
| Material | Nylon & steel |
| Maximum fixture depth | 55mm |
| Maximum load (kg) | 50kg |
| Pack quantity | 6 |
| Thread diameter | 5.2mm |
| Weight (g) | 100g |
| Product code | 5059340426808 |
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Manufacturer / EU responsible person
Manufacturer
Kingfisher International Products B.V.
Address
Rapenburgestraat 175, E,
Amsterdam
1011 VM
Netherlands
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Reviews
4.67 / 5(3 reviews)Readie - 4 / 5 - 11/10/2026
Good product
Used these for fixing strengthening posts to brick peers. Ideal ,except I would have assumed the fixing head was a Philips head,which h it wasn't
Dave - 5 / 5 - 31/08/2026
Good quality
Seems to be good quality and I'm happy with my purchase and will be buying more.
GeneralFifi - 5 / 5 - 09/01/2026
Solid quality heavy duty fixings
Great strong fixings used for a heavy duty shelf. Quality seems solid, the material of the screws is hard metal that doesn't show any signs of being easy to bend or break. Great it comes as a pack of 6 rather than 4 as often heavy duty brackets require three screws or bolts each. The head being torx is also useful as much easier to use than phillips when needing a lot of torque to tighten. Just bear in mind the lenght of the drill bit needed is quite long, a touch longer than I had from my normal masonry drill bit set so I'd suggest measuring yours to see if you need a longer bit.