Good product.

Just what I wanted

Looked everywhere for these in the City I live in with no success. Saw them on Amazon and they arrived very quickly and were just what the builder needed

My father had these back in the 1980's. And I have old stock. And these are of similar if not the same quality. I highly recommend these. The colours suggest the size (diameter) of hole to be drilled. Measure depth of the drilled hole. Measure the rawl plug and cut 3 to 4 mm short. Hammer plug into wall and trim if necessary. Not suitable for Hardwall, rockwall sheeting. I only recommend for brick, concrete block and concrete poured walls 🧱. If a screw in wood was enlarged, this would also qualify for a fix, just make sure you have a nice tight fit between the wood and plug. What I mean is, make the hole as small a diameter as possible and the plug a very tight fit.

I recently fitted some wall lights and discovered the old lamps had full-size inset electrical back-boxes behind them. Consequently, the replacement lights had to be fitted with very long screws to reach solid wall. Some reviewers commented that these plugs were a bit on the small side with a tendency to spin in an 8mm hole. I can understand this, as the profile of the plug is triangular in shape - hence the plug only has three small contact points. I drilled my hole at 7mm (not 8mm) and easily hammered it in. The plug didn't spin when I screwed in the lamp. These will come in very useful for special cases as they can be cut to any length. But, I'd drill the hole a bit smaller than required to be on the safe side.