How to attach skirting boards, baseboards to solid walls
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- How to fit skirting boards to solid walls.
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Did you use plugs? This isn't shown in video
Mate !!!
You made fixing that skirt so easy......Brilliant tips......unbelievable !!
I used to faff about.......clearance hole.......(one end first)........masonry.....knock in a plug.....screw first hole......move along to next........Jeesh.......
loved the simple technique for wacking the plug straight through too !! : )
Thank you for the video. Just fixed a skirting that had been glued and had come away from the wall. I usually would just get someone else to do this at my expense but had a go after watching this and it all went to plan apart from using a slightly different size screw and raw plug as the DIY store didn't have all the stock in. Anway I am pleased at the result and thank you again.
Glad my video helped you sort your skirting out yourself. You probably saved a few quid on a joiner. Thanks for watching and be sure to like share and subscribe to help the channel grow 👍🏼
Really enjoying your videos mate. I'm on with fixing skirting, architrave and picture rails in two of our rooms so giving it a go myself. Videos have been a big help so far
I've struggled with fitting skirting before. I just tried this technique and it really helped me. I went with 5.5mm for both masonry and wood drill bits and i shortened the screws to 5x50mm. Cheers!
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Another GREAT video from you. Thank you for them. Please keep it up as these tips are fantastic.
Great video mate! Just finished a property maintenance course but they didn't cover skirting onto a solid wall thanks for uploading
oh wow this was brilliant. only 3 screws needed for trim on an uneven, solid (plaster?) wall with barely any gaps is pretty impressive. thanks for posting this. it helped me A LOT!!
artsy 33 glad I could help you out. Good luck with your project and let me know how you get on. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
Sound! Now I know how to do my job properly! Fantastic education on fixing my boards in! Thank you 🙏
Pork Scratchings your very welcome mate glad I could help you out 👍🏼
This is great. I’ve used liquid nails in the past and it held fine but this is a much better solution. Thanks for sharing.
You could always combine both methods and use some grab adhesive and screws too.
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Awesome video. I stumbled across this after securing skirting with grip fill only, only to have them come partially loose when fitting carpet. I found having the boards already grip filled into place made this method even easier. I will do that for all future rooms. Thanks for posting.
Ian Searle thanks for your comment.
A lot of less experienced people will tell you to gripfil only but as you have found out this is not the case.
Using screws and gripfil is known as belt and braces and should be a great fix.
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Thank you for these videos, they were a huge help. Just finished my first go at skirting boards which was a fairly big task for my beginner skills and these videos made it a lot easier, thank you. Subscribed!!
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Great video, I've always just glued before but this helped me get my skirting board tight to the wall. One tip I have - before filling in the holes with wood filler, etc - put a blob of plumber's putty into the screw head. If you ever need to remove the skirts later, it's much easier to re-engage with the head this way after digging the filler out.
Do you know what else i can use instead of plumbers putty?
@@buryatski_macho_0353 try silicone
Could watch your vids all day long, wish I'd served my time at something like that, great work😉👍😉👍
Alan Macartney thank you so much for that kind comment!
I'm trying to do one video a week from now on.
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Great video so nice to just see it done simply and in real time
Great channel. Really enjoying your videos. Thanks
Excellent! Really helpful video. Thank you 👍
great tips mate, keep them videos coming !!!!!
You made this look effortless!! I’ve got a baby on the way and we just bought an old house. The old trim was all lead paint and chipped, the wife wanted it gone. I thought I was in deep shit… your video just relieved much of my anxiety on my nursery project!! Thank you!!
Really helpful video - just what I was looking for 👍
This has made my skirting boards a lot more secure thanks!
Another great video - you are the king of skirting boards 🤩
Another tip for people is, notice he’s fixing as near to the top of the Skirt just below the moulding. He’s not screwing into the centre of the flat bit. This means it will be less inclined to pull the bottom in and will give good room for getting a packer behind. You can also lift the skirt off after drilling and pack out below you’re fixing holes before you screw them in. Stick a bit of plaster board or anything below the fixing holes with a bit of grip fill
Brilliant tip, and something I'd never considered. Thanks for posting - I'm about to fix new boards and there's a bloody great big gap where the wall meets the floor and that is exactly what I thought would happen.
Well done. You taught me something.
Ruaka Runda everyday is a school day. No one knows it all, I'm glad I could show you something new!
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Cracking videos, just in time as I have to do this tomorrow!!
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I've learned more from watching your videos than I did in 2 years working with some joiners when I was an apprentice.
Tony Ross I learned from great joiners and cabinet makers on my apprenticeship and now I'm passing that knowledge on. Glad you're finding it useful. Thanks for watching and be sure to like share and subscribe to help the channel grow 👍🏼
Cheers man for sharing stuff! Helpful!
Thanks, this was exactly what I was looking for 👍
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Thanks for the very good video.
Thanks for the video. Really helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
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Great video! Thanks mate.
Gee thanks for your comment 👍🏼
Very helpful indeed. Keep the tips coming.
John Mcfarlane I will try my best 👍🏼
Thanks ! A great help as skirting board glue would only work when the surfaces are flat. Got me out of trouble and scratching my head, wondering what to do.
Great video
Thank you!
Thank You! Great Video :))
Karl Banks Thanks again Karl 👍🏼
Thank you so much 🙋🏻♀️🙏🏻
Thank you for the video and the tips, thats is gonna be usefull tomorrow.
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Brian M. B. Pedersen thanks for your comment. Glad you found my video useful. Let me know how you get on with your project.
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Great video thanks
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I use another method drill a small hole in skirting and insert a pin nail lay skirting into position and tap nail to mark the wall . Remove skirting and locate the mark left by nail , drill wall and insert dowel replace skirting and tap nail just below surface and into dowel now you only have a small hole to fill I also use liquid nails
Hemingford recycled designs I've never seen anyone use this method but sounds like a bloody good idea. Similar to the wooden plugs they used to use years ago. Everyday's a school day. Thanks for telling me about your way. Thanks for watching and be sure to like share and subscribe to help the channel grow 👍🏼👍🏼🔨
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, great video! How would you attach to a brick wall if there are pipes sunk into the wall? My outside tap is sunk in at skirting level height so wouldn’t be able to use screws!
Foam or no-nails would probably be your best bet.
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that was awesome man.......thx.......Mark
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When fitting next length it will be difficult to get a butt joint to fit correctly .A mitre joint cut first on both bits would be easier?
Hi, loving the tutorials. I'm about to fit mdf skirting boards to a newly built porch. One issue I have is where the new plasterboard wall meets the existing wall. The new wall is angled inwards and so when I place the skirting up to it there's about 10mm of gap. The plaster has been chiselled away but there's still a huge gap. Both ends will be mitres. Any suggestions ?
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good simple video,,, ps have you the spec for that counter sinker please?
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Excellent work sir
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@@spendtimesavemoneydiy will do mate 👍
Hiya great video. Is there any reason why you nailed the screws in first as opposed to screwing them straight away and not using wall plugs?
Great vid thanks. I've just been fitting some where the plastering was done with old skirt in place. I was replacing with taller skirt so it went about 20 mm above the plastering. My problem was the plaster came right away from the wall, way out of plumb. I opted to fit the skirting plumb but then I'm left with a pretty big gap between wall and skirting. What would you do in this situation? Many thanks
Yeah plasterers can be a pain, you will probably just have to caulk the gap as best you can.
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Great video as its precisely the sort of job i need done but have no clue how to execute. Only thing id say is try record in 1080p60 as the vid is too low rez for this day and age and so you're a bit louder on them also.. Again, am very grateful and will check out your other vids definitely..
Thanks.
This video was from my early days of filming.
I've worked a lot on the quality of my videos and the audio so my more recent ones should be better.
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if for some reason a person didn't like how these floors looked. Would it make sense to sort the flooring before doing the skirting boards?
Does the wall behind the skirting board need replastering/filling or is the gap ok? It won't cause any issues for heatloss or anything else would it?
Did the plastic screw go into the masonry wall as it was put in on face of baseboard? Explain as usually it is put in the masonry wall directly. Thank you
Can you do a video on how to measure the wall and then the skirting board so you know exactly the lengths you need to cut to cope it. Then the length it needs to be after coping.
No online videos show how to measure etc so you don't end up cutting too short or too long before coping, then after coping etc
Wow learnt a lot from this. One question, how comes you hammer in the screw first? Aren’t screws supposed to be screwed in?
WiseEyes I hammer the screws to get the plugs into the brick behind. Thanks for watching and be sure to like share and subscribe to help the channel grow 👍🏼
This guy is a very good chippy.
tom kjh you are too kind! Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching 👍🏼
Great Video as I am trying to install mdf baseboards against concrete. In North America we use inches instead of mm unfortunately. I used yellow #8 drywall plugs with the same diameter of drill bit and #8 screws. I discovered that wouldn't work as the wall plugs wouldn't go through the hole due to its lip. What kind and size of plugs did you use? Thanks
Here's an Amazon link for UK it might lead you to the same product in America.
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Hi, what type of screws do you use? Lots of the screws I’m looking at, the head would barely be bigger than the 6mm hole drilled to accept the Rawls. Does it matter that the Rawls are deep into the wall? I’ve got 18mm skirts but the walls are crumbly so want to go deep enough and the Rawls all seem to only be about 28-30mm?! Any advice would be great. I really like the way you’ve done this as it seems a lot simpler than methods I’ve used before with drilling the skirt, marking the hole and then removing the skirt to drill into the wall.
I used 3 inch by no.10 wood screws so the head is bigger than the 5.5mm hole. Send the plug in deep enough to get a good bite.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks for the advice on the video. Just a quick question, if you drill a 5.5mm hole will the 4.5mm screw not just pull straight through
Kevin McGovern thanks for your comment.
I used a 3 inch ten screw which the metric equivalent is 70mm x 5mm. The heads of the screws are bigger than 5.5mm so they pulled the skirting in nicely.
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Great video. Once you use the sds to drill into the masonry is it worth the effort to suck out/hoover the masonry dust out of the hole, before putting in the plug? Or would you say, this is not necessary?
Rex Banner thanks for your comment.
In my opinion hoovering the dust is unnecessary. The spiral of the drill bit clears most of the dust from the hole and you always drill a little deeper than you need so nothing fouls the plug and screw.
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@@spendtimesavemoneydiy thanks for the response 😊
On an old house nobody expect square walls, except of making a renovation. I think a fill with polyurethane foam in the side of the floor boards will be better. By the way nice job.
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Hi, may I know what tools to remove the cemented skirtings?
Your cuts for the skirting boards were perfect. I was just wondering how you'd deal with skirting that touches either side of the door frame only it sits a little proud of the architrave. Trim, sand, or something else?
First of all why is it proud? Could you knock some plaster away? Sometimes just a little chamfer will do to blend it in.
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@@spendtimesavemoneydiy Thanks for replying, mate.
Yeah, it's about 3-5mm proud of the door architrave. I think the skirting was a recent addition because it's actually quite ornate and nice whereas the door architrave is in good nick but a little plain.
You could mitre a 45deg at the end of the skirting and then use a small piece with 2x22.5deg mitres. Like this www.thisiscarpentry.com/2014/03/21/nip-tuck-22-12-wall-returns/
Great video. Would you do the same with picture rails?
Scott Nicholson thanks. Yes I fix picture rails the same way. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
Brilliant video. Are these 5x80mm screws you use (struggle to hear you when you mention the size)? mamy thanks
They were 3" x 10 screws but close enough to 5 x 80
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Hi. I think this is a great video. I need to fit new skirting boards in our new home. I want to fix in screws, but I’m getting told not to use screws and use adhesive, as the screws will discolour the surrounding woodwork. Any thoughts?
dyingfly the trouble with using adhesive is it only sticks to the paint or plaster, it's not a good fix. If your walls are out slightly the adhesive won't even touch parts of the wall.
This is a tried and trusted method for years and it works. People use adhesive because it's fast but there will always be problems with it.
If you're worried about the screws staining through then put a bit of oil based undercoat paint on the head of the screw before you fill over them and that will stop any stain. But I have never in 20 years had staining from screws.
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@@spendtimesavemoneydiy Really good tip and something I'd never considered doing. Great channel mate.
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I was thinking of replacing mine.but when I ripped one off.it looked like it did behind yours.so I replasterd it and put it back.I’d never plastered before but done a good job at that.but now I wish I ripped them all off a replaced them after seeing this.lol
Good on you for plastering. It's not easy to do. Glad you found my video useful.
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Hi mate, appreciate your videos thank you. If I could just pick your brain a sec please I've bought everything you've listed (you also kindly mentioned the code for the plugs and screws so I have the exact ones). The thing is, you said to use a 5.5mm masonry bit but I don't seem to be able to knock the plug with the screw through the board the way you do. It's way too tight, any ideas please?
Will L maybe use a 6mm drill bit to pre drill the skirting board. Thanks for watching and be sure to like share and subscribe to help the channel grow 👍🏼
Hi the red plug you use in the video, is it a specific type? I've seen a lot of those plastic anchors and I can't tell what type you are using
It's just a standard red plug for a 5.5mm hole. Here's an Amazon link for you.
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Hi do you know why a skirting board would split in half,move away from each other leaving a very big gap
super big tip.... use some mortar to fill in all irregular gaps behind skirt board so no blocking (backer) is needed and board will be 90 to floor. no brainer here
If your working on the ground floor then You shouldn’t have your plaster or mortar down to the floor for damp/ moister purposes.. so better to use a Packer
Made that look easy and straight forward, even for a dumbass like me.
Thanks mate.
flanj1 thank you. I'm sure you're not a dumbass my friend.
It's not the easiest job to do but it's the right way to do it.
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Great video! I have the same holes at the bottom of my walls where the skirting is meant to go, any tips on how to fill the gaps before I fit the skirting? I would like to make the wall even before fitting the skirting instead of placing plaster boards or pieces of wood between the skirting and wall. Thanks!
You could use some backing plaster or bonding. Or you could use expanding foam and trim it flush.
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@@spendtimesavemoneydiy Agree. I’ve used expanding foam and trimmed with an oscillating tool. Not perfect, but worked relatively well to provide support.
Just plaster it, let it go off, then attach skirting
Or if plasterers actually did a decent job you wouldn't need skirting boards.
Do you think puddy is a better option to cover the nails? Thanks
I don't know, I've never actually used puddy!
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Hi there,
Great video! Thanks for the tips and help.
If I could get some advice that would be great. Trying to fit MDF skirting into brick wall. Was considering to plaster the bottom to make it level with the wall and then gluing/screwing, but I've read that's not good for moisture.
I have a big gap between where the laminate is layed and the skirting. I took off really old big wooden skirting and I'm replacing it with a smaller mdf skirting, so there will be gaps at the top. And if I place the new mdf skirting, it falls down too low on the wall. Not sure what the best way to go about getting the skirting up and covering the hole here would be.
Thanks!!
Would you cover the screws with spackle to hide them .....are you painting or staining?
Bigbore400cc When painting I fill the screw holes when staining or clear coating I plug the holes!
hi there what do you mean by plug the holes ? thanks
nick evans You can buy plug cutters that cut a wooden pellet to fit in the screw hole. They get glued in then cut and sanded flush before painting! Hope this helps
yes it does help. thanks so much
What is the size number of the countersink bit?
Hi mate,,what size are them wall plugs and the size of the screws,,I’ve never fitted some skirting but your videos are helping me a lot,,,I’ve just laid my new laminate floor down and just need to fit some new skirting,,,I’ve got the white mdf skirting 👍
Bond Bondy Hi, glad to hear that my videos are helping you! The plugs are 5.5mm-6mm and the screws are 3" x 10s or metric equivalent is 70 - 75mm x 4.5 or 5 thanks for watching and good luck with your skirting boards 👍🏼
Spend Time, Save Money, DIY cheers mate,,probably pop down to Screwfix ne’er me,,is that where you get your gear from 👍
Bond Bondy the quicksilver screws from Screwfix are good code 12985 👍🏼
Spend Time, Save Money, DIY cheers mate,,,that’s a massive help 👍,,you don’t have the code for the plugs as well do you,,so I no I’ve got the right ones,,,again thanks for your help 👍
Bond Bondy sure 35984 👍🏼
Hi pal. Just wondering. If use a 5mm wood bit then a 5.5mm masonry. Won’t it just turn the 5mm hole into a 5.5mm hole? Cheers pal
That's right. The 5mm made it easy for the 5.5 to go through.
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I've just taken the old skirting off and there's big chunks of plaster crumbling off. Can you tell me what to do please? Thanks.
You can fill in the crumbling plaster with bonding plaster or expanding foam.
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Is it not worth gluing before first, and then sticking it to the wall followed by plugs and screws
MARLY83 thanks for your comment.
You could glue it first but you would have to wait an hour for the glue to go off also it would be difficult to hold the pieces together.
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Just a quick question.. shouldn’t you put a screw at the top and bottom of each area you drill to keep both parts of the trim board equal against the wall?
It the plaster work let you it is a good idea especially on timber skirting to stop it cupping
@@spendtimesavemoneydiy okay, thank you :)
@@spendtimesavemoneydiy I just did my base boards
and decided to use glue at the top and bottom.. So hopefully one screw will be good and there won't be any cupping.
@@dowhatmakesyouhappy7002 did any of the advice in my videos help you out?
I’m really struggling to send the screw in the wall,,,once it gets about half way it really really tight and have to really force it in with the hammer on my dewalt cordless,,,have you any idea why mate 👍👍
Explore With Ant is the hole deep enough?
Are the screws too big for the plug?
Or you could try hammering the screw and plug in deeper before you start to screwdrive!?
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Spend Time, Save Money, DIY yea mate hole is deep enough and and using the same bits as you buy for some reason it doesn’t want to go in the way your doin it so I’ve done all the holes and then removed the skirting then put the plugs in the wall but it just doesn’t want to go in when get half way,,,the drill is spinning on the screw a bit and I’m putting loads of pressure on the drill,,really tight I think lol
Explore With Ant maybe try thinner or shorter screws.
Which wood we choose to make can we make it of MDF ?
angad singh it is fine to use mdf for skirting boards. Moisture resistant is best. Thanks for watching and be sure to like share and subscribe to help the channel grow 👍🏼
I've seen joiners use expanding foam to fix skirting to a wall. It's surprisingly easy and strong. It's this good practice?
It works but it's not the best practice. I better solution would be to use my method with a bit of foam as well.
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No idea. What size screws did you use and plugs? Or can i use a nail gun?
James J I wouldn't recommend a nail gun, chances are the nails will hit the brick and just bend. I used red plugs for a 5.5mm hole and 3" x 10 screws or 75mm x 4.5 if you use metric. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
@@spendtimesavemoneydiy fantastic thanks for the quick reply. Iam a novice so the information is really useful. Keep up the good work with the uploads.
Hello - im a novice, so sorry if this is obvious. but what size counter sink drill bit do you use?
It's a 5mm drill bit.
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What size is red wall plug?
I always 45 the ends helps for a neater joint. But joints are hard to disguise
Butt joints always open up in my experience.
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mdf is like a sponge for water i wouldnt fit this period if i had to it would be primed and undecoated several times
bangor bangin what you say is true, but I have been using it for years and never had any problems.
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My scouse neighbours were drilling late into the night!!
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Sudo Nym I'll try to keep the noise down in future 🤣 good job I live in a detached house 😆 thanks for watching and be sure to like share and subscribe to help the channel grow 👍🏼
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All the best!
How far apart do you typically drill the holes?
John Martinez about every 2ft but if the wall is uneven then I will put more in. Thanks for watching and be sure to like share and subscribe to help the channel grow 👍🏼
what is that bit call that makes hole bigger and allow screw to flush in there??
It's a countersink bit. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
@@spendtimesavemoneydiy Thanks
how can I attach wooden skirting to gasebeton ?
What are you doing about the screw showing now
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Im applying some pre-made wainscoting/beadboard to my house, same setup as in this video..the MDF Paneling is 9mm thick and sits behind the skirting..would the same process apply for fixing the paneling to the wall? Or is an adhesive only required (i.e..liquid nails)?.
scaifedogg you would probably get away with just using a grab adhesive but you may need a couple of screws just to hold it until the adhesive dries. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching 👍🏼
@@spendtimesavemoneydiy Ahk that makes sense, as the mdf was kind of pushing back when i done a dry fit against the wall (old house..walls arent square). Cheers for the reply!
scaifedogg no problem, happy to help! Maybe share some progress pictures on my Facebook page so I can see how you get on!?
When I tried to do this, the screw where not catching to the brick behind and not pulling them in
Any ideas? Thanks
Use longer plugs and screws, also make sure the hole is not bigger than the plug in diameter.
Why use a 5mm drill through the skirt then open that hole up with a 5.5 to get the plug in? Just use the 5.5?
Craig Peel the 5.5 sds bit struggles going through 22mm mdf and I didn't have a 5.5 wood bit but it worked perfectly well the way I showed here! Thanks for watching 👍🏼