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A powerpoint mounting bracket is required to install powerpoints and light switches securely and neatly on the wall. The brackets come in a variety of styles and designs. The metal brackets tend to be made of metal approximately 1.0mm thick.
They can be mounted horizontally or vertically. The single gang mounting brackets are spaced at 84mm centers. Switchgear is designed to fasten on with screws that fit perfectly in these dimensions.
Horizontal or vertical powerpoint mounting brackets are also known as stud brackets or flat nail brackets. The nails on the metal brackets are supplied and attached to the bracket, so they are easy to install just by hitting the nails in with a hammer. Some of these metal brackets have a 90° bend, so they can easily be screwed to the timber, metal joists, or studs. Stud brackets also are available as universal stud brackets, so they can either be nailed or screwed as required by the electrician or tradesperson.
Plaster brackets are designed so that they fix flat onto brickwork or behind plasterboard. They are normally installed with low-profile screws or nylon knock-ins to prevent the top of the fixing from bulging out the plaster or cement render. They can also be installed on timber or metal stud frames should an installer find it difficult to use the more common powerpoint mounting bracket style.
Most commonly called a C bracket as it appears to be shaped like a letter C, is a very popular type of bracket for mounting power points or light switches to a gyprock wall. They can be installed after the board has been installed. Various types of clips suit different gyprock board widths - the most common is 10mm. However, C brackets are available to fit thicker 19-25mm plasterboard.
Slimline C brackets are available for slimline power points and switches, these are specially designed to allow for the slim profile of these types of switches, so the screw recesses into the plate.
Cabac Blue Monkey - The Blue Monkey™ template ensures LEVEL, FAST, CLEAN, ACCURATE installations every time.
Power Point Mate - Makes powerpoint installation easy - vertical and horizontal level - and perfect cutout for C Brackets.
Extension screws - Ideal for installing switch plates or power points socket outlets onto tiles as they are 50mm long.
Fire-rated wall boxes are designed to protect your property from fire. These boxes have a time rating in a fire. They are typically made from steel or aluminium and have a fire-resistant liner.
Wall boxes with fire and acoustic ratings can be used in both cavity and masonry wall applications.
Specific models are designed for differing wall constructions. Fire and acoustic wall boxes are typically made of metal construction.
These products come with rubber pads, a rubber gasket, and an earth lug. Installers must adhere to strict installation requirements when installing these wall boxes to ensure they comply with relevant standards.
Quad powerpoint stud brackets are designed to fit switchgear with 4 outlets in 1, or when you require standard switchgear to be installed in a neat fashion side by side, this type of wall clip provides adequate spacing to make installation easy.
The standard measurements for
Please note heights vary from job to job and different requirements - light switches are commonly installed lower for easier access for people in wheelchairs.
Yes, powerpoint mounting brackets can be installed horizontally and vertically.
Stud brackets are used to mount a light switch, powerpoint, or other electrical devices to the wall.
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Yes, they can speed up installation in plasterboard walls.
Sparky Direct supplies plaster brackets Australia-wide, offering reliable powerpoint mounting bracket solutions with convenient delivery.
Plaster brackets are securely packaged and delivered via standard courier services.
Unused products are generally eligible for return according to the seller’s returns policy.
Warranty coverage varies by manufacturer and typically covers defects in materials or workmanship.
Yes, plaster brackets are typically sold as individual electrical mounting accessories.
Yes, selecting the correct size and type ensures secure and compliant installation.
Once installed correctly, they generally require no maintenance.
Yes, they are commonly used when adding or relocating outlets in existing walls.
No, they are concealed behind the mounted accessory.
They are designed to assist with accurate positioning of accessories.
Yes, they allow powerpoints and switches to sit neatly against the wall.
Yes, when correctly fitted, they hold accessories firmly in place.
Plaster brackets are electrical mounting accessories used to fix powerpoints, switches, and data outlets into plasterboard walls.
Yes, they are a standard fixing method for modern plasterboard walls.
They are ideal for cavity walls where a traditional wall box is not practical.
Yes, they are suitable for residential, commercial, and light industrial applications.
Yes, they are widely used in residential electrical installations.
Yes, they are available to suit single and double gang electrical accessories.
They are typically made from durable metal or reinforced plastic.
Yes, they are suitable for switches, powerpoints, and data or TV outlets.
Yes, they are commonly used as powerpoint mounting brackets.
Yes, they are specifically designed for plasterboard and cavity wall installations.
Quality plaster brackets are manufactured to meet relevant AS/NZS electrical and safety standards when installed correctly.
They provide a secure mounting point for electrical accessories without the need for traditional wall boxes.
