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    clintdi is offline Apprentice (new member)
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    Default Hanging a wall cupboard

    I have recently hung a wall cupboard to a cement renderd wall, the cupboard measures 1500mm long by 880mm high by 300mm deep, made out of veeneer board with 3 glass doors, I put green plugs in with 65mm srews and capped them, 3 in each corner and 3 in the middle, 9 in all I also put max bond cement on the wall before I scewed the cupboard on, my question is, is this suitable as the cupboard was quite heavy.
    the cupboard sits approximatly 1500mm of the floor

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    i think your covered

    you would be shocked to see how kitchen installers fit joinery to metal Rondo stud walls up here.

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    G'day,

    The shear strength of a 50mm countersink chipboard screw is 2000 kg's, they'll rip out of the chipboard long before they snap.

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    thx for that, do you think adding max bond to the cement render going over the top or not. the builder i did the job for says the render takes 3 weeks to cure,

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    by the way what are metal Rondo stud walls?

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    its used in Commercial and Highrise Appartment jobs. Its a stud wall system that goes up pretty quick, faster and easier than timber.

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