🔩 ITW Brands 25316 50 Pack Anchor Kit Review

I work in the telecom industry and started about a month ago after starting to use cheaper brands that often didn't work. They are by far the best for attaching items to drywall. They just work. Save yourself time and nerves and spend extra money on it.

Love everything about these screws. I've hung 25 pound mirrors on the wall with ease, as well as planters without a stand. It's easy to use and I have complete confidence that it will last.

I've tried every other anchor you can buy. Even the plastic version of it. They are perfect for any use. I hung many televisions on the walls. My speakers are attached to cables. Totally worth the cost.

Drywall screws are not all created equal and these are by far the best. They work great every time and can be screwed to the wall with either an electric drill or a hand screwdriver. These screws are strong and can withstand considerable weight even on plastered walls. I've tried other brands and they've either cracked in half or gnawed huge holes in my walls, but they drill through with ease and hold up to all the hanging projects I've used them on.

I've been using these for years and they're getting harder and harder to find in stores so thanks Revane! Seems like a lot of other companies are selling the plastic version, which I don't like either. I saw another reviewer complain about the torn wall but it looked like it was plastered and the plaster crumbles when screws are driven in. They are for drywall as stated on the packaging and I've never had a problem with them. I also colored them to match the color of the wall when visible…

I use these anchors almost exclusively and no others. They'll screw into the stud when you hit it, but they're also perfect for plain drywall. They weigh about 40 pounds each, although I like to use them for everything from hanging lamps from the ceiling to hanging pictures on the wall. The anchor has a cross hole, so just attach it to the drill and fire. slowly into the wall. You can do it by hand, but bend a little. Once it's almost flush, leave it. Trying to flatten it too much will just rip

I've used them for hanging whiteboards, paintings and even fire extinguishers on various jobs for many years and they still work perfectly. They do what they have to do and they do it well. If you need more than just a drywall screw and can't find a bolt, use this. One person commented that he ruined his wall, well that's common sense. Always pre-drill and KNOW what you're drilling into (don't use them if you have plaster walls). I drill a 1/8" pilot hole in the drywall between the studs…