Self Drilling Toggle Drywall Anchors Screws Review

Love it! Reinstalled the towel rail in the bathroom which originally had a crappy plastic anchor. Wow! These things really hold up and are very easy to install. All you need is a #2 Phillips screwdriver. Definitely recommend for the handyman in the family!

I had to remove and reinstall several Pottery Barn floating shelves. These anchors are exactly the same as the anchors included with the shelf. They are easy to install with a Phillips screwdriver. I didn't have any of the issues that other reviewers have written about. I am very happy with the purchase.

Biggest shit ever. 4 out of 6 failed and ripped 4 huge holes in my wall. Half the time it was the anchor itself that failed to catch and instead just fell into the wall. In the other two cases, the screws failed to grab the toggle switch and yanked it back and forth, instead the screws just turned endlessly. DO NOT BUY.

Excellent heavy duty anchors for attaching heavy items to drywall. Find a few plastic anchors for hanging pictures and other lightweight items, but other than that they're great. I used it to hang a clothes rail in my laundry room and I can actually do pull-ups on the rail without any problems. Drilling them myself was a bit awkward, but I found they fit right in with the 1/4" pilot hole. delete to find something else.

It was a waste of money. Some of the metal parts of the anchors literally flew and fell apart when I tried to drive them into the wall (see my photo) and others that I could put into the wall wouldn't open and either the screw wouldn't penetrate, or it fully entered but did not open the switch (see other picture). What a waste of money and my time. Don't buy them - they are absolute rubbish. I would like to send them back and get my money back but half of the package was broken and/or broken…

Only these. Should have paid attention to the reviews. However, I realized that I saw where they failed and I could win. nope 2 out of 10 have a job and now I've lost one in my wall and 2 big holes in my wall. The mechanism doesn't work unless you can get the smaller screw to go in exactly straight, which it doesn't. The screw gets stuck at an angle and makes everything spin, so the loss of traction renders it useless. Needless to say I need to find another, better way to protect my furniture.

DO NOT CHEAP THEM. Just buy the REAL item at Lowes, Home Depot, Ace Hardware. This is a cheap fake. The self-drilling screw goes "just fine" into the drywall, but the additional anchor screw will not INSERT FULLY. This means that due to the POOR TOLERANCES in this system you will be lucky if 50% of your bolts succeed. In most cases, the secondary screw gets stuck halfway, leaving what you were trying to mount to the wall NOT securely fastened and not securely fastened. We screwed up enough…

Okay, I know how it's supposed to work, and this isn't my first rodeo. I tried to hang my first aid kit on the wall. The lever anchor itself is really easy to install, but no matter how hard I tightened the screws, they slipped about half an inch. Therefore it would be too dangerous to use it for my first aid kit. I was afraid that one day he would fall on someone's head while sitting on the toilet. I took them out and went back to my good old plastic wall anchor and now all is good. I am VERY…

They seem cheap and can be a little painful to use without previous experience but they are really very strong if you tell me how do you install. The instructions provided are sparse, but minimal head scratching is required to get the job done. When I first used it I thought I had messed things up and uninstalled it, but I was able to build and install it with no problems. It sticks to the wall surprisingly well and I haven't had any issues with it other than my own unfounded doubts. It seems…