Review on π© Simpson Strong-Tie FlipToggle FT25250C10 Anchor by Mario Hinton
They work well when they don't twist and break behind the wall.
It took seven anchors to create three. The pins on the metal piece that goes into the wall should be longer and sharper. They just won't stick to the back of the drywall, so they twist when you try to tighten them. Then I stopped it from turning with a screwdriver and the plastic broke. When they capture, they work pretty well. If you buy these, expect some of them to be disappointing.
Pros
- New design with a strap for easier attachment and turning
Cons
- Available in black only
