Vitcas Fire Resistant Insulation Fixings come in a Pack of 6. They are used for fixing and installing Vitcas Vermiculite Fireboards or Fireplace Insulation Boards to masonry. The pack is practical because all the insulation fixings come collectively instead of having to purchase them all individually, hence saving money.
Vitcas Fireproof Insulation Fixings are the ideal solution for efficiently installing your Vitcas Fire Resistant Vermiculite Boards and Fireplace Construction Insulation Boards. Each pack contains 6 robust, high-quality fixings made to securely and effectively fix your fire-resistant boards to masonry surfaces.
Key Features of Insulation Fixings:
Dimensions: 80mm length, 35mm diameter head, and 8mm diameter shank for a secure fit on vermiculite boards.
High-Quality Material: Made from durable, heat-resistant materials to ensure long-lasting reliability.
Versatility: Ideal for attaching Vitcas Fire Resistant Vermiculite Boards and Fireplace Insulation Boards to masonry surfaces in both residential and commercial settings, including fireplaces, stoves, and heating appliances.
Applications:
Ideal for fixing Vitcas Fire Resistant Vermiculite Boards or Fireplace Construction Boards to walls in high-temperature environments such as fireplaces and stoves.
Suitable for both residential and commercial applications.
Can be used for other fireproof insulation boards, provided the board thickness and masonry surface allow for a solid grip.
Installation Instructions:
Drilling the Hole: Start by drilling an 8mm diameter hole into the masonry wall where you intend to install the vermiculite board or insulation board. Make sure the hole is deep enough to accommodate the 80mm length of the fixing.
Creating the Countersink: On the board itself, create a 35mm countersink for the head of the fixing. This ensures a flush finish and avoids any protrusions on the surface of the board.
Inserting the Fixing: Once your hole is drilled and countersink is made, gently tap the fixing into the hole using a hammer. Ensure the fixing is secure and the board is firmly attached to the masonry surface.