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Plastic wall plug alternatives

Nathan Rose
Hi all, 


Just wondering what people are using instead of the good old fashioned plastic wall plug? I’ve got a run of swa to pull in and am looking for something to meet the new regs. 


Ive seen the dewalt wall dog screws but have seen mixed reviews about them. 


Thanks


nr316
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    Plastic wall plugs have a metal screw travelling inside the length of them, quickly conducting heat from the room and softening/melting the plug.


    Premature collapse just means that the cable supports shouldn't collapse before everything else. So for example if a doorway hasn't collapsed yet, cables running above that doorway shouldn't be hanging down yet.
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    Plastic wall plugs have a metal screw travelling inside the length of them, quickly conducting heat from the room and softening/melting the plug.


    Premature collapse just means that the cable supports shouldn't collapse before everything else. So for example if a doorway hasn't collapsed yet, cables running above that doorway shouldn't be hanging down yet.
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