RAMOX Wall Plugs Price List — Installation Guide 2026 | ramo.co.il

The most common type is the plastic plug (nylon) — for drilling into concrete, block or brick walls, then screwing in a bolt. It's cheap, easy to install, and suitable for most home applications. RAMOX plastic plugs start at ₪3 per unit — a must-have in every toolbox.

Polyethylene anchor plugs (like the Wadfow 7/37 and 7/36) are made of flexible polyethylene that suits hollow blocks and walls with cavities. They expand behind the wall to create a strong grip even without solid concrete. Price: ₪5–₪8 — worth keeping a few at home.

Troy plugs (like the RAMOX Green 7/35, ₪9) feature enhanced grip wings and are especially suited for wood screws directly into walls. For heavier use, the knock-in 8/80mm dowel (₪8) is designed for connections requiring high mechanical resistance.

Step 1 — Mark the spot: Use a pencil and level to mark the exact drilling point. Double-checking saves a lot of rework.

Step 2 — Drill the hole: Choose a drill bit matching the plug size (6, 7, or 8mm). Drill to at least the plug depth plus 5mm extra. Clean dust from the hole before inserting the plug.

Step 3 — Insert the plug: Push straight in. If it doesn't slide easily, tap gently with a hammer — don't force it. Make sure the plug sits flush with the wall surface.

Step 4 — Drive the screw: Turn slowly and evenly. As the screw tightens, the plug expands and grips the wall. Don't overtighten — the plug may crack. For the VERO knock-in mushroom plug (₪21), no drilling is needed — just tap directly into thin walls with a small hammer.