GripIt

I must admit that the concept is good, but the product is poorly made. The wings don't always open which means unreliability and the bolts are way to wide and do not fit through anything and too long. I have moved over to using Bullfix Plasterboard fixings which are absolutely reliable and take. Standard no 10 or 5.00mm diameter screws. Most other builders local to me are using Bullfix Plasterboard fixings and the universal works in dot and dab too !
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A very innovative range of plaster board fixings, they work really well for the places you can use them.

However they do an all plastic range of fixings which I found really very useless. They break easily and when screwing into them with the supplied screws they fell apart in the wall.

Some good some bad. But the round fixings are really brilliant.

Great idea and very reliable. Had no issues when I've used them. Ive hung single and double radiators (customers), TVs (personal) and I havent had a call back yet, or a TV on the floor. Slightly over priced.

The Grippit plasterboard fixings are 2nd to none. They are fantastic, not had 1 failed yet. To think these were developed by a 12 yr old and his grandfather in their shed when they were fed up with the then available range of fixings

The gripit chalk marker is easily on my top 10.

A real invention that works excellently, the green and the black tipped are very good but I do tend to go towards the black because it marks deeper holes better but still does shallow holes fine. So there's no point in carrying both!

I also massively trust the plaster board fixings they sell.

I buy the marxman marker for nearly all jobs when marking holes for fixings. Great value for money and have got through a lot of them as they get used constantly.

Used a few times on big radiators and they have done the job. The pig tails are nothing to write hone about as they’re plastic and if it’s double boarded they won’t go In

I didn't think these would work really, untill I tired them. Was surprised at the weight they could hold. Just a little bit pricey really compared to hollow wall anchors

These really surprised me with how they work and how much weight they can hold. Good product. A little dear tho but worth it to know the thing that you’ve hung on the wall isn’t going to fall off if the correct anchor is used

Although they seem like an expensive purchase they are worth the money when it comes to hanging heavier items on plasterboard walls. We mainly use them for large screens for Cctv and the screen feels sturdy enough even when pulling the monitor about and adjusting the angle.

The dog’s bollucks for plasterboard fixings!

These are very easy to use and the weight they can withstand is phenomenal!

Not the cheapest but you’ll get your money’s worth in strength.

These are great for fixing plasterboarded walls and i have tested all the different sizes and all he been very strong holding. They are a little expensive and I reserve using them day to day but when i have something substantial to fix to a plasterboarded wall i go to these every time

Gripits are fantastic on the hole. occasionally as with all plasterboard fixings a snag occurs but thats the natute of the beast. have hung many rads with these

Their effective in what they do but being mostly plastic they don't instill a great confidence I much prefer a decent spring toggle or an interset for fixings on gyproc. Plus I think they are quite expensive for what they are. And as well as being aimed more at the DIY market can't see these taking off with many tradesmen.

These fittings are amazing. Can hang large radiators on just a couple of these and the wall will come down before they give. Highly recommend

I have used these and some times find that they work well and sometimes not so well. I'm not 100% that i trust them and fill that they should do a kit where you get everything you need.

Don’t rate the grip it fixings unfortunately. Way to expensive for me, they could be better made also, I feel the screws for setting the fixing or turning the wings are way to small and can easily bend/chip if not careful. Love the companies ethos tho and how the boy started it and on to dragons den ect. Just not for me unfortunately wall anchors and a setting gun never failed me yet

Really like using grip it fixings, I know when I use them, I can rely on them holding the item up on the wall , the company as a whole is generous charity’s as well

when I first came across these I thought I pick up a mixed sized pack and keep them on hand just in case. The first time I had to use some they really got us out of a pickle. Easy to use, drill the correct sized hole, tap in and turn the wings. If they can hold the weights they claim in plasterboard that's an amazing fixing

So far I’ve been very happy with GripIt fixings, they are more expensive than other types on the market. At the time of writing this review I’ve had no complaints of any falling radiators that are hung on plasterboard walls, several have been up for over five years and there not small rads either. You will need a decent set of hole saws/flat blade wood bits as each size of GripIt fixing requires a set size hole to be drilled.
Due to size of holes required there is no room for errors.

I use the fixings occasionally and find them very good I also use the marxman marking tool which is an amazing idea the only issue is costs these can be on the expensive side

They are a little on the expensive side however they do the job. Plus I know whatever is that’s been hung isn’t coming off. Easy enough to use.

Fantastic fittings for plasterboard walls, I'd recommend having a little practice on some old board if you can because if you get it wrong you're left with a big hole go fill! Expensive but worse the money.

Tried these in comparison to other plasterboard fixing and must say don’t see a great deal of difference compared to pricing they are well advertised and available tho

These are my go to fixings for plasterboard walls. Absolutely fantastic.
Expensive but worth it.

Weak if the wings get caught when turning them but other than that great.

Now been using these since they first appeared in my Merchants James Hargreves.
Have used them mainly for fixing Radiators to plaster board walls and sometimes dot and dabbed walls where the boards have been bedded off a long way.
Never had a failure and no go backs to fixings that have come loose etc.
Absolute must to have in the fixings box

Used these a couple of times, I think they are a good idea and work well, although somewhat fiddly to get right, if you don't get it right the first time you are left with a big hole to fill. For these reason I'd probably not use them again, they seem a bit expensive too. For the money would probably stick to anchor bolts with the gun for heavier items and pig tails for clips and lighter things.

Used these a couple of times for fixing large items to plasterboard walls. They’re quite large if you need to fix something close to the edge of the item but great if they can easily be hidden behind the brackets. Limited places to purchase them ,only ever found them in Wickes.

I think these are brilliant, I use them for rads on plasterboard. Never had a problem or a callback to a loose rad or bracket. Bit pricey but they do the job that some fixings don’t.

I was incredibly sceptical about these, so when I got a job replacing 15 rads, all on stud walls I thought I'd give them a try and my god they are strong! Best dry wall fixings

Great fixings, all different sizes for different weights of items. Easy to fit and install. Great company too, I won free tickets to grand designs, along with samples and the most important thing free lollipops!

Great product some of the best plasterboard fixings on the markets take a little time to install but can hold extremely heavy loads depending on what fixings you purchase

Picked up a small sample pack of these from plumbs. Thought I'd give them a go. Found them very easy to use, provided you have the correct size drill bit. The fixings are well made, easy to use and are very secure, been hanging some weighty items off them without any issues.