How to use the tesa® Adhesive Screw Round for Brick & Stone 10kg.

Using the tesa® Adhesive Screw Round for Brick & Stone 10kg

Reliable, simple, visible mounting on rough surfaces like brickwork and masonry.

Cleaning the surface.

01Give the surface a clean

Use a brush to give the surface a good scrub to get rid of as much dirt and grit as you can.

Exposing the adhesive rim of a tesa® Adhesive Screw Round for Brick & Stone 10kg.

02Peel off the backing

Remove the protective foil from the base of each screw to reveal the adhesive rims.

Positioning a tesa® Adhesive Screw Round for Brick & Stone 10kg.

03Get the screws in position

Push the Adhesive Screws onto the surface in the position you want them (find the smoothest, most even spot you can). You don’t need to press too hard – just hard enough so they stay in place.

Opening the adhesive tube.

04Open the tube

Pierce the tube’s nozzle with the tool provided and slide it over the other end of the tube.

Applying the adhesive to a tesa® Adhesive Screw Round for Brick & Stone 10kg.

05Apply the adhesive

Push the nozzle into the larger hole on the base of each screw and twist the key until the formula starts coming out of the smaller hole. You don’t need to press down on the screws - simply wait for 12 hours while the nie wieder bohren. Technology goes to work.

Replacing the cover on a tesa® Adhesive Screw Round for Brick & Stone 10kg.

06Replace the covers

Once the adhesive has set, tap the silver covers into place. The screws are now ready to take the strain.

Mounting an item using tesa® Adhesive Screws Round for Brick & Stone 10kg.

07Hang your hose rack

These super-strong Adhesive Screws are perfect for any mounting job up 10kg –and two screws will hold double that. So they’re great for garden hoses, but you could also use them to hang the rest of your gardening tools, too.

Removing a tesa® Adhesive Screw Round for Brick & Stone 10kg.

08Removing the Adhesive Screw

nie wieder bohren. Technology has been developed to be super powerful when it comes to load bearing, but not when it comes to resisting torsion. This means that removing a screw is simplicity itself. All you need to do is take an adjustable wrench, get a firm grip on the screw mount, and gently but firmly twist the screw away from the surface.