The bathroom is a hollow wall, can you hang a 60L water heater with m12 wall screws m12

Updated on Bathroom 2024-09-10

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Anonymous users2024-01-24

There is no problem with the screws, the problem is the hollow wall, if your wall screws are through both sides of the wall, you can ensure that the water heater will not fall off, if it is just a general expansion screw, change it quickly.

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