Bladefixers

Bladefixers are by far the best cavity fixings on the market. Mainly because of the weight they can carry. Far superior to standard toggle fixing which are unreliable. Bladefixers gives u a guaranteed fixing which u can rely on John

Bladefixers give a precise, neat, strong fix which adapts to all circumstances. They are easy to use, very versatile and much more reliable than either single screw 'self drilling' fixings or sprung 'butterfly' types, with a far greater clamping area which allows them to recover damaged fixes where other types have pulled out. They are cheap enough to be the default fixing. Why carry anything else?

I saw the blade fixers on Twitter,I'm a carpenter and often come up against plasterboard walls,the blade fixers were a simple idea as the best are! Karl sent me some samples and they stayed in the van for a while,but then I was installing a coat rack I'd made and it was a plasterboard wall no studs to be found! It was dot and dabbed on a flint wall! Nightmare! Then I remembered the blade fixers and thought I'd give it a go! I lined them up as the clear instructions said,once I'd fitted one and got the knack it was so easy. With in 5 mins the rack was fixed ! It's a very strong fixing,I was really surprised,you see a lot of promises made for fixings and tools but these really work!

Providing maintenance and repair services in Devon and Cornwall means you come across a wide range of construction materials. I have found having a pack of Bladefixers is invaluable in my toolkit. Whether it is modern plasterboard or ancient lath and plaster (or anything in between) they allow me to refix all kinds of fittings from lights to radiator brackets. Like most really useful things once you have seen and used them you can't believe they weren't invented earlier, I'm very glad to have them now!

Blade fixers are a great solution for plasterboard fixings. Easy to fit and very strong indeed. We had a few user errors when we first tried them and the guys at blade fixers were very helpful and we soon got the hang of it. Well worth keeping a set in your toolbox!