M10 Sleeve Anchor VS M10 Throughbolt VS Resin For brick

RustySpoons

RustySpoons

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Gibertini 1m OP100 - STAB HH100 - Inverto Black Ultra 0.2 Twin
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South Wales
Went to put my dish up today, my brick wall does not like Thunderbolts!, I also tried shield bolts but they were utter crap and fell apart.
Dish is a Gibertini 1m (OP100L) Stab HH-100.

What shall I use,

M10 Sleeve Anchor
M10 Throughbolt (Wedge Bolt)
M10 threaded bar with resin, are there kits of this as it seems really expensive buying individual bits and a tube of resin!

Any help appreciated :)
 
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RustySpoons said:
Went to put my dish up today, my brick wall does not like Thunderbolts!, I also tried shield bolts but they were utter crap and fell apart.
Dish is a Gibertini 1m (OP100L) Stab HH-100.

What shall I use,

M10 Sleeve Anchor
M10 Throughbolt (Wedge Bolt)
M10 threaded bar with resin, are there kits of this as it seems really expensive buying individual bits and a tube of resin!

Any help appreciated :)
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Threaded bar and resin. Works a treat. I installed 12 metal railing posts. The square posts had threaded bar drilled in and welded to the bottom. Drilled the holes in the slate paving and used resin. Really strong. If ever you want to take down the brackets you will have to cut the bar flush with the wall.
 
TJExcalibur said:
Threaded bar and resin. Works a treat. I installed 12 metal railing posts. The square posts had threaded bar drilled in and welded to the bottom. Drilled the holes in the slate paving and used resin. Really strong. If ever you want to take down the brackets you will have to cut the bar flush with the wall.
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Agreed. I use Fischer FIS VL Vinylester mortar and studding
 
I've seen tubes and also capsules, shame no one does a complete kit.
I had a quick look on Screwfix but most of the bars are Zinc and need cutting.
 
scopus said:
No, you need the Vinylester one, not polyester. The Vinylester is for structural jobs and more suited.
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Thank you, I'll look in there now.
 
In the past I have used Isopon P40 and normal wall bolts. In this weather it might take a weekend to cure, but it works out at a fifth of the cost of the off the shelf solutions.
 
Channel Hopper said:
In the past I have used Isopon P40 and normal wall bolts. In this weather it might take a weekend to cure, but it works out at a fifth of the cost of the off the shelf solutions.
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I haven't used P40 or P38 for years, shows how times have changed with cars not rusting any more :D
 
scopus said:
Should be OK that, but I use the Vinylester mortar, which I suspect is better than resin, I assume there is a difference.
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Oh I see there is another one again, will look for it.
Going to go for M8 as that allows me to adjust the bracket side to side. Hope that's okay.
 
I went for M10, it will play on my mind if I went smaller.
Thinking of marking the wall, fixing one or 2 in, let it set, bracket on and level, then put the other 2 in and let it set, then tighten up.
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RustySpoons said:
Went to put my dish up today, my brick wall does not like Thunderbolts!, I also tried shield bolts but they were utter crap and fell apart.

What shall I use,

Any help appreciated :)
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Forgot to ask earlier, what brackets did you buy to install the pole on the wall ?
 
Hmmm.... we don't like L brackets here :( TK brackets is where the party is at.
 
Captain Jack said:
Hmmm.... we don't like L brackets here :( TK brackets is where the party is at.
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This is fine for a Gibertini and its sheltered, this bracket is very substantial tbh.

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