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product_id: 51820757
title: "M6 Anchor Fixings 10 Pack"
brand: "rigifix"
price: "$26.79"
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# M6 machine screw compatibility Works on brick & concrete Heavy-duty load support M6 Anchor Fixings 10 Pack

**Brand:** rigifix
**Price:** $26.79
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔧 Secure your space with confidence—because your walls deserve the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** M6 Anchor Fixings 10 Pack by rigifix
- **How much does it cost?** $26.79 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- rigifix enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rigifix brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Precision Fit Design:** Bright zinc coating resists corrosion while M6 threaded inserts ensure a rock-solid, vibration-resistant hold.
- • **Gap-Bridge Technology:** Innovative metal tube bridges plasterboard gaps, preventing deformation and ensuring maximum fixing strength.
- • **Pro-Grade Installation:** Requires hex bit and variable drill torque for perfect, cross-thread-free installation—professional results every time.
- • **Heavy-Duty Load Bearing:** Supports large TVs, radiators, shelving, and air conditioning units with confidence—tested beyond 12kg loads with cantilever arms.
- • **Unmatched Wall Compatibility:** Engineered to secure heavy items on brick, concrete, breeze block, and thermalite walls without plasterboard damage.

## Overview

The Rigifix M6 Anchor Fixings 10 Pack offers a professional-grade solution for mounting heavy-duty items on dry-lined walls backed by masonry. Featuring bright zinc-coated metal anchors with M6 threaded inserts, these fixings bridge plasterboard gaps to transfer loads directly to brick, concrete, breeze block, or thermalite substrates. Ideal for TVs, shelving, radiators, and more, they deliver superior holding power and durability, ensuring your installations stay secure and damage-free.

## Description

Suitable for: Fixing heavy duty items e.g. TV/ PC/ Plasma screens, LCD TV, kitchen units, radiators, shelving, curtain poles, air conditioning units, etc. to a dry lined or fibre insulation board wall, transferring the load to the masonry without affecting the plasterboard integrity.

Review: Rigifix M6 Anchors ideal for mounting large TV wall bracket - I have used the Rigifix M6 anchors to attach a large cantilever TV bracket (Peerless TVA450), advertised as suitable for TVs up to 65", to a 'dot & dab' dry-lined wall (plasterboard over insulating blocks - Celcon or similar, I think). The TV mounted on the bracket is a 48" slim LED type, weighing just under 12kg. The bracket itself is pretty hefty, weighing a couple of kilos at least, with a single articulated cantilever arm extending up to a maximum of about 50cm (20"). I had initially tried using more conventional wall plugs - 10mm x 60mm, which were bigger than those originally supplied with the bracket. Although the bracket appeared to be securely fastened to the wall, when I opened the cantilever arm to its full extent and applied some moderate down-force at the end of the arm, the wall plugs began to pull out of the wall. They clearly wouldn't have been able to cope with the weight of the TV with the cantilever arm extended. Fortunately I was able to extract the wall plugs, drill out the holes to 12mm and insert the Rigifix M6 anchors in their place (using 6 anchors in all). This time the re-mounted bracket held fast despite a significant test load applied on the cantilever arm (well in excess of the 12kg imposed by the TV). The anchors have shown no sign of losing their grip over the past couple of weeks, even though the TV has been moved around quite frequently with the cantilever arm fully extended. So I am well impressed with these fixings and wish I'd come across them sooner - it would have saved me a lot of time and trouble! A couple of points worth bearing in mind, however. Machine screws are used to fasten to the anchor inserts, so there is less tolerance than with conventional wall plugs and woodscrews. The holes for the anchors have to be drilled pretty accurately and perpendicular to the wall, otherwise it can be difficult to engage the screw into the anchor insert, with a risk of 'cross-threading' and stripping the thread (it should screw in easily - if you have to use any force, it's probably cross-threaded). This could be more of a problem if fastening through thicker material (for which a longer screw may also be required). Also, the supplied machine screws have a relatively small head, so washers are likely to be necessary if attaching a bracket with large screw-holes (as in my case). I'm surprised that suitable washers are not supplied with the anchors. Alternatively, short M6 threaded 'roofing bolts' or similar screws (with larger domed heads) could be used instead of the supplied screws.
Review: Great product - Highly recommended. - Have used previously to hang tv's and heavy items to walls where they are plasterboard dabbed onto brick or breeze blocks. This usually leaves a gap which is not great when needing to hang heavy items. Normal plasterboard fixings are a waste of time and will just pull away and not be sturdy enough. These work by drilling a hole through the plasterboard and into the substrate. You then knock the long wall plug in until it is flush with the plasterboard. Now for the clever bit. A small metal tube is then inserted into the wall plug which effectively bridges the gap between the back of the plasterboard and the substrate. This means that you get a really solid fixing when you screw into it, but also it stops the plasterboard from being deformed and pulled in towards the substrate. Note that they come with special threaded bolts, not standard screws. You need a hex bit to tighten them and I would recommend using a variable drill to get the torque needed to screw them in properly. You may struggle if just using a standard screwdriver with the bit fitted. One final useful point - when inserting the small round metal tube you do this after you insert the wall plug. Don't try to fit the wall plug with the tube already in it.... It won't work! And to help you put it in, use a bit of wd40 or similar to help it glide in easily. Hope all this helps.

## Features

- M6
- 10 Pack
- Works just as well in Brick and concreate walls
- Bright zinc coated for protection.
- The only fixing that works with breeze Block / Thermalite

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00D9818JW |
| Best Sellers Rank | 29,292 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 131 in Anchors |
| Brand | Rigifix |
| Brand Name | Rigifix |
| Colour | 10 Pack |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,320 Reviews |
| Included Components | Anchor fixings (10 pack) |
| Manufacturer | Rigifix |
| Manufacturer Part Number | eMarkooz(TM) |
| Material | Metal |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Number of Items | 10 |
| Product Style | Classic |
| Set Name | 10 Pack |
| Special Features | Transparent |
| Special feature | Transparent |
| Specific Uses For Product | Indoor |
| Specific uses for product | Indoor |
| Style | Classic |
| UPC | 611359167490 |
| Unit Count | 10 count |
| Vivarium Type | Terrarium |

## Images

![M6 Anchor Fixings 10 Pack - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51DJywJ5BLL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: what size drill bit is required to mount these please?**
A: 12mm masonry bit for the block work if I remember correctly and just use 10 mm for boarding, the 12mm masonry will find its way through the smaller hole. Double check though on their website just in case, I do remember I had problems with the plastic sleeve spinning round.

**Q: Hi I bought some of these that I want to re-deploy having placed the bracket in the wrong place! So do you know if you just the rawlplugs for these?**
A: if you can get them out of the wall you should be able to reuse them but you will probably have to make a mess of the wall so it may be better to just buy another set. Regards Dave.

**Q: what is the length of the plug?**
A: See previous answers but it’s 90mm x 12mm diameter

**Q: I am attaching to a wall that connects to a neighbor's house. These look huge, will they go all the way through a breeze block?**
A: Tbh I can't see that happening. By the time you go through plaster and plasterboard then cavity and in to the breeze block.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rigifix M6 Anchors ideal for mounting large TV wall bracket
*by J***D on 21 September 2014*

I have used the Rigifix M6 anchors to attach a large cantilever TV bracket (Peerless TVA450), advertised as suitable for TVs up to 65", to a 'dot & dab' dry-lined wall (plasterboard over insulating blocks - Celcon or similar, I think). The TV mounted on the bracket is a 48" slim LED type, weighing just under 12kg. The bracket itself is pretty hefty, weighing a couple of kilos at least, with a single articulated cantilever arm extending up to a maximum of about 50cm (20"). I had initially tried using more conventional wall plugs - 10mm x 60mm, which were bigger than those originally supplied with the bracket. Although the bracket appeared to be securely fastened to the wall, when I opened the cantilever arm to its full extent and applied some moderate down-force at the end of the arm, the wall plugs began to pull out of the wall. They clearly wouldn't have been able to cope with the weight of the TV with the cantilever arm extended. Fortunately I was able to extract the wall plugs, drill out the holes to 12mm and insert the Rigifix M6 anchors in their place (using 6 anchors in all). This time the re-mounted bracket held fast despite a significant test load applied on the cantilever arm (well in excess of the 12kg imposed by the TV). The anchors have shown no sign of losing their grip over the past couple of weeks, even though the TV has been moved around quite frequently with the cantilever arm fully extended. So I am well impressed with these fixings and wish I'd come across them sooner - it would have saved me a lot of time and trouble! A couple of points worth bearing in mind, however. Machine screws are used to fasten to the anchor inserts, so there is less tolerance than with conventional wall plugs and woodscrews. The holes for the anchors have to be drilled pretty accurately and perpendicular to the wall, otherwise it can be difficult to engage the screw into the anchor insert, with a risk of 'cross-threading' and stripping the thread (it should screw in easily - if you have to use any force, it's probably cross-threaded). This could be more of a problem if fastening through thicker material (for which a longer screw may also be required). Also, the supplied machine screws have a relatively small head, so washers are likely to be necessary if attaching a bracket with large screw-holes (as in my case). I'm surprised that suitable washers are not supplied with the anchors. Alternatively, short M6 threaded 'roofing bolts' or similar screws (with larger domed heads) could be used instead of the supplied screws.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product - Highly recommended.
*by F***R on 28 February 2024*

Have used previously to hang tv's and heavy items to walls where they are plasterboard dabbed onto brick or breeze blocks. This usually leaves a gap which is not great when needing to hang heavy items. Normal plasterboard fixings are a waste of time and will just pull away and not be sturdy enough. These work by drilling a hole through the plasterboard and into the substrate. You then knock the long wall plug in until it is flush with the plasterboard. Now for the clever bit. A small metal tube is then inserted into the wall plug which effectively bridges the gap between the back of the plasterboard and the substrate. This means that you get a really solid fixing when you screw into it, but also it stops the plasterboard from being deformed and pulled in towards the substrate. Note that they come with special threaded bolts, not standard screws. You need a hex bit to tighten them and I would recommend using a variable drill to get the torque needed to screw them in properly. You may struggle if just using a standard screwdriver with the bit fitted. One final useful point - when inserting the small round metal tube you do this after you insert the wall plug. Don't try to fit the wall plug with the tube already in it.... It won't work! And to help you put it in, use a bit of wd40 or similar to help it glide in easily. Hope all this helps.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First class fixings
*by T***. on 11 October 2025*

Id never normally leave a review but these fixings are fist class! Bought these to hang a large vertical radiator that weighed 55kg without any water in on to a dot and dab wall with thermolite block behind and they fix great. These will be my go to fixing on dot and dab walls from now on

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