Wall Plug Repair Filler – Fix Loose Wall Plugs & Oversized Holes – Anchor Repair Compound for Wall Fixings – Heavy Duty Wall Anchor Grip – 4 x 5g Sachets

I was a bit sceptical when I felt the material, but it has held up very well. The cupboard door front on my dishwasher kept falling off and had too many screw holes, but since I filled them with this stuff and screwed the door back on, it has stayed put. And it is quite a heavy door front too. Good value for money, especially considering the cost of a new cupboard door. It was quick and easy to use, no DIY skills needed. Easy to fit into what ever shape holes. Works a charm.

We used this Plugdoh wall plug repair to fix a set of drawers where the handle had come loose and the screws just wouldn’t bite anymore. It worked perfectly. The repair was quick, simple, and the screws now sit firmly again with no wobble at all. Much easier than trying to bodge it with matches or filler and hoping for the best. If you’ve got loose screws or worn holes in wood or walls, this is a really handy thing to have. Did exactly what it promised and saved us from replacing the drawers.

Works pretty well, turns to hard plastic in about 60 seconds so you have to work really fast, but did the job. Happy with that.

Worked great at first I was sceptical about the amount in the packet but a little goes along way . As for sturdiness and weight I used the product on a sagging hinge on a heavyweight fire door that's in regular use was quick and easy heat plug and screw simple as.

Wasn't sure if this would give a strong enough hold on a broken kitchen drawer front that was just chipboard but it is holding up really well. Product is really easy to use and gives a good grip for screws. It's bright orange but luckily is only showing on the back and you can't sand it down either so have to get the shape right first time as it sets really quickly. Would probably need primer first if painting over it. Apart from that it's an excellent product. Saved me an expensive drawer replacement so very happy.

I was sceptical about this, but I have used this sort of thermoplastic before for other situations. You have to consider that it is only really malleable for a few minutes before it starts to set, certainly not the 10 minutes stated on the packaging. I was using it to fill a very slightly wide screw hole for a hinge on my kitchen cabinet where the screw wouldn’t tighten up. On first attempt I used too much of this so I had to remove about 50%, however after that it tightened up correctly and it’s now been about 10 days since the repair. Like others have mentioned I wish it wasn’t orange but in my case it is hidden by the hinge and the screw.

I’ve been having a nightmare with a curtain pole coming loose and the raw plug holes getting bigger and bigger in a plasterboard wall. I bought this to try and resolve it and was very impressed. I was uncertain how much hot water to use as it didn’t say on the pack but it doesn’t matter as it’s only to melt it not to absorb it, but use boiling water. Once the beads melt and you put it in the hole, it does set very quickly and I was too late to put a raw plug in, but I was able to screw straight into it and the pole is now very solid. Impressive stuff and would definitely recommend.

It Works but difficult to use have to be really quick once in water wasted two sachets as wasn’t quick enough to use, make sure you leave room to filler over top as orange not the greatest color