🔩 Concrete Hanging Fasteners: Efficient Drywall Anchors Review

Arrived at me quickly after ordering. Installation was a breeze and the solution is rock solid. The only way to get off the wall is if I tear down the wall.

The product seems fine but followed the instructions and videos and still fell a few times trying to screw it in. Have used other snap screws and hoped they were easier. .

I have previously bought these from another seller and they have worked great! These aren't nearly as good. Three were broken in the box. Two broke during installation when the slide was not working smoothly. I would buy again but not from this seller.

My husband used these anchors when he installed my mom's railing. With two rods only one side went into the bolt and he used these anchors for the other side. They were easy to understand and install. The handrails are very stable and durable. Happy with the purchase.

These screws are terrible. They don't work properly. The plastic holding the stud is difficult to move and it doesn't go into the wall easily. I had to buy safer ones because I don't want my TV on the floor. They fall apart too. Just go to Low and buy them. Don't order them here to save money.

Used it to mount my 75 inch TV. Worked great. The actual installation was pretty easy, but it would be nice if the instructions were included, or at least a link, or we'll code a link to some instructions. Once I found them through a normal search, it was very easy, especially given the Way they are designed Be prepared to buy some washers as the screw heads are smaller.

These drywall anchors work great! I've used both sizes 3/16" and 1/4" and had no problems with either. I always end up using a ton of this around the house as I prefer to do it once and get it right. Cheap dowels with plastic inserts keep coming loose and falling out. So buying those 20 at once seems like a good amount to me. It's also a little cheaper than our local hardware stores. So it's a win-win situation!

Previously used other bolts of this type but not of this brand. The first worrying factor was that the clips that attach the anchor to the inner wall (rather than the metal lever) came loose and lay loose in the box. Save a few and install them. A total of six were installed. After tightening the bolt (or trying to tighten it) two latches broke off and one was unscrewed from the inside (remember those loose clamps?). I had to remove the entire piece I was installing and remove the three broken…

I don't think I've pulled on the dowels that hard (before the screw was installed) when attaching each dowel to a drywall 4 of the 8 dowels (see picture as an example) the I used, each of them had one of the vinyl zippers that had come loose from the metal part, so I had to toss them behind the drywall and reattach a new one. Instead of the 8 anchors I needed for this project, I ended up using 12 anchors. The head of the supplied screws are too small to mount the TV wall mount I have, make sure