Glarks Plated Assortment Drywall Plaster Review

I can buy these at almost any hardware store in Europe but they are very hard to find in the US. If you buy and use a special tool to set them into the wall, you'll get a much better, more secure hold than the standard wall anchors sold in the US.

These Mollys are poorly constructed pieces of junk. Stick to the ones sold at Lowes and Home Depot. I should have listened to the negative reviews of other Clark products on Revain. I've had a few unfortunate ones that didn't stretch. Even cheap plastic fasteners proved to be more reliable.

I recently bought several sizes and needed a 4x32 bundle - they work great. smile.amazon.com/Anndason-Setting-Hollow-Cavity-Plasterboard/dp/B0711S75N9/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=wall+anchor+tool&qid=1576586400&sr=8-5). With no tools, I destroyed these things at a rate of 2 out of 4! I haven't destroyed any since using the tool.

I bought them with a tool to install them. The tool is a must for this type of Molly. I have used these Mollys without tools for many years and suffered the consequences. I really think there are better options out there with different types of zippers that don't require tools to install and have more holding power. Just do your research and choose what works best for your project.

Unbelievable! First the box was torn apart and all the screws inside the package were loosened. Second, and yet most importantly, the Molly is of such poor quality (pictured) that the heads are bent away from the body at all 25 clasps. Very disappointed. Update: Used a few of these in my RV. Terrible result! The original installation is a curve due to the design of the structure and they lost the inner nut so there was no thread for the screw/bolt. The swap leaves the entire back of the Molly…

This is not a new type of anchor, it has been around for many years. It has a reputation for its ability to attach heavy objects to drywall, but I've always had trouble with twisting installing the anchor, turning the included screw clockwise to "set" the anchor. This time I bought Anddason's suggested metal tuning tool and it changed everything. I use a tool to set the anchor arms in place (behind the drywall) and close by tightening the screw until the anchor flange starts to press into the…

I live in a house with an old plaster wall and it's sometimes very difficult to fix something to the wall. I have an over the range hood that I mounted directly to the wall because there is nothing to mount it "under" and I wanted at least one of those cheap range hoods with a fan and filter to keep the steam out and the fat would not be thrown out. over the kitchen and condensation on the walls. Well, for the left side I found a stud and screwed in some giant screws, but for the right side I…

I decided to buy these for heavier items that I needed to hang on the wall. It would be overkill for using this to hang family photos on the wall so make sure you know what you are getting but great wall anchors nonetheless, very durable and very well made. I also recommend that users only use installation tools (guns). ) to secure those molly tools (wall anchors). It's much easier, faster and easy to make a mistake - never try to screw these screws into a wall, it will often fail. I've…