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Pre-assembled 10 x 120mm nylon frame fixings with a zinc-plated countersunk screw, in a trade box of 100. Designed for through-fixing – drill straight through the frame into the wall, push the fixing home and drive the screw – so the frame stays exactly where you set it.
Anti-rotation lugs stop the plug spinning as you tighten, and the 10mm nylon sleeve expands to grip firmly in brick, block, stone and concrete. With a maximum fixture thickness of 70mm, this size suits timber frames, battens, door and window linings and heavier joinery.
Key features
- Pre-assembled nylon plug and screw – one-step through-fixing
- Anti-rotation lugs stop the plug spinning in the hole
- Countersunk head for a neat, flush finish
- PZ3 Pozi drive
- Zinc-plated carbon steel screw
- Max fixture thickness 70mm
Specification
| Manufacturer | TIMCO |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer code | 10120NFF |
| Size (plug Ø x length) | 10 x 120mm |
| Drill hole Ø | 10mm |
| Plug length | 120mm |
| Screw size | 5.5 x 125mm |
| Max fixture thickness | 70mm |
| Head type | Countersunk |
| Drive | PZ3 Pozi |
| Plug material | Nylon |
| Screw material | Carbon steel, zinc plated |
| Corrosion rating | 1 – clean, dry & low-humidity environments (scale 1–5) |
| Suitable for | Brick, block, stone, masonry and concrete |
| Pack | Box of 100 |
| EAN | 5055017530168 |
Packaging may vary from the image shown. Supplied as specified.
Applications
Through-fixing timber and PVC frames, battens, door and window linings, studwork sole plates and joinery to brick, block, stone and concrete. Drill through the fixture and into the substrate in one go, then insert and tighten. For internal, dry environments.
FAQs
What size drill bit do I need for 10 x 120mm frame fixings?
Use a 10mm masonry bit and drill through the fixture into the wall. Make the hole at least as deep as the plug (120mm) plus a little extra so dust doesn’t stop the fixing seating fully.
What does maximum fixture thickness mean?
It’s the thickest item you can fix through and still get full plug embedment in the wall. For this size it’s 70mm – for a thicker frame or batten, step up to a longer fixing.
Frame fixing or hammer fixing – which do I need?
Frame fixings use a stronger screw that you drive fully home – best for frames, linings and heavier joinery. Hammer fixings are tapped in for speed – best for battens, skirting and light, repetitive fixing. See our hammer fixings range.
Can I use them outside?
The zinc-plated screw is rated for clean, dry, low-humidity conditions (corrosion rating 1), so they’re intended for internal use. For external or damp locations use a stainless steel fixing.
Other sizes and related products
Other sizes in this range: 10 x 80mm, 10 x 100mm, 10 x 140mm, 10 x 160mm.
Browse the full frame fixings range, or see our hammer fixings and coach screws and concrete screws for fixing direct to masonry.
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