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Sticks like shit!
Yes that's a thing
Thanks ! I'll check it out
Have used Stixall Adhesive & Sealant from screwfix & Toolstation on the occasions ive not been able to get the one already mentioned above. Both have been suitable
CT1, there is a 9" hollow H block stuck up on a wall at a builders merchants locally, just with CT1. It's been up there years. I use it rather than anything else nowadays.
Concrete screws and a decent drill or impact driver.
Reckon you just need a decent drill. Make sure you're using an SDS type drill and it'll go through concrete with no problems............. I've drilled 10mm holes through concrete fenceposts like a knife goes through butter. I'd never want to rely on adhesive when used outdoors.
You're probably hitting the rebar in the posts. CT1 would be best if you want an adhesive. However fixings would be better.
Shouldn't be a problem if you go through the middle.......... they're usually just reinforced with 4 rods round the perimeter.
Thanks everyone !
i think I'm going to carry on drilling and fixing, hopefully missing the rebar.