fastening threaded rod to brick work

[mutley racers]

Evening all. I need to do the above. Now I have looked online at lots of different anchors but none that seem to be good for brick work. Drop in anchors are only good for concrete apparently. I am just needing to fit a few pipes and a flue so not really that much load on it. What about these resin fixings, are they any good

 

[tolly]

What is the fixing for, and what size stud is it, M10?

 

[antdad]

A bit OTT mate, frame fixings or at most an off the shelf sleeve anchor should both be fine for brickwork. I'd only use threaded bar/resin fixings for high load applications or where I need the extra length of thread that a fixing won't provide or if the brickwork is shot.

 

[mutley racers]

I did say above what it is for, pipe and a plume kit. The plume kit needs m8. But the bit they supplied with it is too short for what I need

 

[antdad]

If not concrete screws and straight in.

Multi-Fix Gold Flat Countersunk T30 Recess Concrete Screws 7.5 x 50mm Pk100 | Single Packs | NoLinkingToThis

 

[tolly]

Sorry Mutley, been a long day, Why not just get a female backplate to accept a longer bit of stud, fix the backplate to the brickwork with a plugs and screws.

 

[tolly]

M8 Threaded Back Plate - Extraction Accessories - Dust Extraction & Wood Waste - Wood Working | Axminster Tools & Machinery

Like that.

 

[mutley racers]

M8 Threaded Back Plate - Extraction Accessories - Dust Extraction & Wood Waste - Wood Working | Axminster Tools & Machinery

Like that.

Thanks feller, I actually need it for tomorrow morning though so don't know where I would get one of those. Will look on net

 

[tolly]

Wheres the job, I might be able to help, im from Kingston lol

 

[mfgs]

Shield Anchor Stud Type M8 x 70mm Pack of 5 | Stud | NoLinkingToThis how about those?

 

[mutley racers]

Shield Anchor Stud Type M8 x 70mm Pack of 5 | Stud | NoLinkingToThis how about those?

So I take it I can take that thread out and replace with my m8 threaded stud?

 

[Ermintrude]

Just get a malleable iron back plate two m10 nuts some stud and a lined clip.

If it's external buy stainless

 

[Pipes Plumbing]

Yep

Edit. Yep was meant to you being able to replace the threaded dar in a shield anchor....

 

[lame plumber]

had the same issue recently and the resin insert was a quick easy option that works well, still got the rest of the tube for next job.

 

[mutley racers]

Cheers chaps. Will get the shield anchors and some resin just in case brick is weak

 

[mutley racers]

Well it turns out with those sleeve fixings you can't put your own treaded rod in it as the rod that's in it has a tapered edge which pulls into the sleeve and expands it when tightening. So used the epoxy resin stuff, which I may say, works a treat!