ARROW 160455 Drywall Drill Anchor Review

You get what you pay for with this item. Super cheap for everything. One of the two drills was bent/bent and therefore unusable. Another straight drill didn't work very well, but in a pinch it was enough to drill a few holes in the wall for a one-off project. Dowels and screws are cheap but useful. If you never need things like this and have a simple one-off project, this might work for you, but you'll probably feel overpaid.

This is a great little kit for easy hanging on plaster or brick walls, no questions asked. The bits are drywall bits but they will work on plaster. You don't do anything with brick or concrete - you need a masonry piece for that. I had a couple of anchors that fell apart when I put them in the wall, they are not the best quality but once in place they seem to have enough strength for most uses, overall I am very happy with this kit .

Almost everything you need to install shelves and the like, all in one practical box. I recommend being careful when driving white anchors. They are more fragile as I assume they are meant for easier use. Blue for heavier use? I think. I hammered the whites into the hole I had drilled in the stud and it broke. Either way, it's very useful, and even if you run out of the box, the box will come in handy when you buy more anchors!