How to use the tesa® Adhesive Screw Rectangular for Brick & Stone 2.5kg.

Using the tesa® Adhesive Screw Rectangular for Brick & Stone 2.5kg

The smart, subtle way to mount slim objects on rough and solid surfaces.

Cleaning the surface.

01Prepare the surface

Brush off as much dirt, dust and grit as you can from your intended surface, as these can limit the bonding ability of the Adjustable Screws.

Positioning a tesa® Adhesive Screw Rectangular for Brick & Stone 2.5kg.

02Attach the screws

Peel off the foil from the base of the each screw to expose the adhesive surfaces. Stick the screws where you want to mount them (find the smoothest, most even spot you can) and then gently press down so that they stay in place.

Opening the adhesive tube.

03Open the tube

Pierce the nozzle of the tube with the tool provided then slip the tool over the other end of the tube.

Applying the adhesive for a tesa® Adhesive Screw Rectangular for Brick & Stone

04Apply the adhesive

Insert the nozzle into the larger hole on each screw and inject the formula until it starts to emerge from the smaller hole. There’s no need to press down on the screws - just leave them for 12 hours or overnight to let the nie wieder bohren. Technology do its thing; the moisture in the air reacts with the formula and gives it its sticking power.

Mounting an item with the tesa® Adhesive Screw Rectangular for Brick & Stone

05Mount the object

Remove the nuts from the bolts, mount the cable hook and replace the nuts. You’re not limited to mounting hooks, though – you can hang pretty much anything – like signs, bird boxes or lightweight flowerpots. Each screw will support 2.5kg, so just use two of them for objects up to 5kg.

Removing a tesa® Adhesive Screw Rectangular for Brick & Stone 2.5kg.

06Removing an Adhesive Screw

Removing an Adhesive Screw is seriously easy. We developed nie wieder bohren. Technology to be strong when you need it to be and not when you don’t. Just take an adjustable wrench or a pair of pliers, get a firm grip on the screw and then slowly but firmly twist the screw away from the surface.