🔩 Ansoon Self-Drilling Drywall Anchors - Maximize Efficiency with a Convenient Design Review

Much better than any plastic drywall screw I've tried and I'm much more comfortable mounting my shelf to the wall compared to plastic.

I bought 2 of these sets because I keep finding new uses for them; A great alternative to all other drywall anchors on the market. Easy to use, self-tapping, no drilling required except when you hit a stud.

See my photo. You have to pre-drill the hole first or they will bend. Notice the tip of what I have in my hand in fig 1. Then 2nd: Even with pre-drilling they still break off in the hole. Fig. 2. I have no idea how to get it out of there. And no, there isn't a bolt behind it, the bolt is 3 inches larger. Photo 3 - Even those who sink properly take out a large amount of drywall around them. Excellent, and now I see that this review does not allow Pix to be used. of course not.

They are great for the whole house. For a while I avoided putting things in a new place like the plague. I had stacks of shelves and posters ready to hang - once they arrived I couldn't hang any more items. They are suitable for both light and heavy objects. Sturdy, easy to install and very easy to drill to be flush with the wall. I wish I had known about this in previous situations of apartment living!

Great! In a family member's apartment a glass shelf fell off the wall and the landlord just said it was like that when they rented and it can't be fixed. Serious. I could see the problem was the drywall anchor not expanding properly. I decided to fix it myself for her. This metal dowel has a slightly larger diameter and will hold up well once installed. That meant the shelf wouldn't fail AND wouldn't do drywall repairs or touch up paint! - It pays to buy the right part and that's it. If it's…

Like many of the other reviewers here, more than half of them broke their tips when I tried to stick them in a drywall. No, there weren't any switchbacks after that. I made sure to pre-drill and screw them in by hand to avoid over-tightening. I think I know why this happens - I found that they are made in China and based on my experience making our products there it is very common for factories to make tiny adjustments without telling their customers that they should use less material. to save…

These anchors are great. The screws that come with it are excellent. I think a lot of negative reviews can be misleading. These anchors are for drywall only. If you try them on a tree or they hit a hairpin, they will break. They are not designed for anything other than drywall. I think someone also said that the screws don't fit, but that's not true either. The screws fit perfectly, you just can't tighten them by hand. You need to use a screwdriver and be a bit strong. The screws hold tighter…