Anchor Assortment with 67,543 Pieces - Storehouse Review

They bent badly when trying to hammer them into the wall with a rubber mallet due to lack of external support around the hole. They most likely end up in the garbage.

I can never find anchors when I need them. Oh sometimes I find a mismatched set of different sizes. But this is wrong. Especially if you can have this set delivered to your home. There are six sizes, all color coded. But who decided that the two smaller sizes should look almost the same? If both must be blue, make at least one dark blue and the other light blue. But that's my only complaint.

This box has a good range of sizes but after needing a few for a project I was very disappointed. I drilled the right size holes and stuck the anchors into the drywall. However, the anchor pressed against the other side of the wall when I tried to drive the screw. The anchor wouldn't go in at all if I drilled a smaller hole. I have used another brand of anchor that has a lip and is not a problem.

We recently moved into a new house and the previous owners have removed and patched all the nails/screws that were hanging from it and I have had to move hundreds of pictures/pictures/shelves/etc. hanging. on the walls. This set of different anchors was great as I had a lot of screws from some of the framed artwork and shelves. I also love that it comes in a nice little case with individual sizing. I wish the two smallest sizes were more different in color but other than that I'm happy!

Drywall anchors come in a variety of sizes sorted by size in a divided plastic box. Great price around $10. Those who complain about missing screws don't list that they come with screws. Most one-star reviews come from people who have never seen and properly used drywall anchors. The correct way to insert a dowel is to poke a hole in the drywall or plaster with an awl, NOT a drill. This procedure allows you to control the hole from the exact point to the required size. After inserting the…