Universal bracket for KARTON-GIPS M8 with M8×70 mm screw. Quantity per package: 20 pcs. 9Y8BTPK

Universal bracket for plasterboard, no additional tools required

The BT plus M8 bracket works without special tools – simply drill a Ø 18 mm hole and provide at least 51 mm of free space behind the board. The metal part snaps automatically into the cavity, creating a stable anchor that does not require extra securing. After inserting the plastic washer and breaking off the excess legs, the installation is complete – just screw an M8 bolt into the metal part internally.

Load capacity up to 50 kg makes this bracket suitable not only for pictures or lamps but also for heavier items: shelves, kitchen cabinets, sliding‑door profiles or even radiators – provided the board has the proper thickness and enough space behind it.

For the installer – simplicity and precision

Installation is fast and reliable. No need to worry about a board that is too thin – the bracket works correctly in the 10–48 mm range, covering most standard G-K constructions. The package contains 20 sets: each includes a metal latch element, a plastic washer and an M8 × 60 mm screw with a PZ3 flat‑head socket – everything ready to use. The Ø 18 mm hole diameter is standard and easily achievable with common drills.

Note: the minimum space behind the board is 51 mm. If it is less, the bracket will not work. This is not a solution for “approximate” installations. But when the conditions are met – it works like clockwork.

Compatibility and safety

The product has ITB approval and CNBOP certification, confirming compliance with Polish building requirements. Made of galvanically zinc‑coated steel and halogen‑free polymer – fire‑safe and corrosion‑resistant. Produced in Germany, according to European standards.

No compromises: if you have a drywall wall 12 mm thick with a 60 mm cavity behind it, this bracket is your best choice. If the board is thicker than 48 mm or the space behind it is less than 51 mm – do not attempt to use it. There are no “approximations” here. It’s clear.