🔧 Hollow Assortment Drywall by ISPINNER: Ultimate Plated Solution for Effortless Installation Review

We love this style of molly bolt for mounting just about anything of any weight to the wall. We found them good, the quality is a bit inferior to others we've bought, but it really didn't make a difference. We bought a Molly bolt tool but sent it back. We have found that the traditional method works best.

I usually buy these household items in store rather than online, but this time it was really easier to plan a day or two in advance and order from Revain! They are better than the ones I usually use and the price was about the same! They were easy to use and there are so many of them here that we'll have enough of them for a long time!

I bought a molly screw setting tool to install them correctly. I discovered the following. 1.) They have a fine thread and are easy to remove if you are not careful when using the tool. 2.) The head is smaller than designed for the tool and an extra washer is needed. 3.) When installed properly, they hold up much better than any other drywall anchor I've used.

I needed molybdenum screws to install new lines. These looked just right. They went right into the wall. As soon as I tried screwing them back in (yes, I followed the instructions) they wouldn't hold. Cheap product that left big holes when I had to remove them because they didn't work.

These anchors would not splay even in drywall to support any weight. These anchors were so useless that I had to throw them away. The anchors that came with the wall products I bought worked much better. If you want wall anchors that actually stick into the walls I highly recommend you look elsewhere as those drywall anchors are complete and absolute junk!

These screws are junk. They can be bent with your finger. These screws/anchors are said to hold about 40/50 pounds each. But they can't because they're made of some kind of sheet metal and not steel, as the seller claims. I slightly bent the screws with my fingers. They cannot carry any significant weight.

This type of anchor is terrible. I've used several types of it in the past and almost every single one of them was rubbish. I don't know why I bought them and I'm glad I bought several other types of anchors at the same time. Like every other type of molybdenum bolt I've used, they wrinkle and slide out of the wall with very little effort. I used two of these to install a towel ring in the bathroom and it broke within two weeks.

Not only do I have two new holes in my bathroom wall, I have 50 more pieces of junk! The first drywall anchor broke because the case fell apart, and the second twisted like a lollipop. Look at the picture and you will agree. The first never fell apart/didn't fall apart because the frame fell apart. The second started twisting in the drywall and now looks like a barber pole. Made in China garbage! Head down to a major hardware store like we should have from the start and buy a set of real…