🔩 Efficient RIFAA Drilling Drywall Anchors Screws: Simplify Your Mounting Tasks Review

I am very disappointed in this product, the first three I tried to use exploded after a very hard "self drilling" to which I ended up pre-drilled and still having problems with these Things have exploded when the big thread makes contact with the drywall, don't buy them, there are much better options.

Driven the anchor into the drywall with no problems. The problem was that the supplied screws could not be fully screwed into the dowel. I tried twice with a Ryobi bit and a screwdriver and it didn't work. I ended up using the included anchors and cornice screws which worked with no problems. 3-star rating in case of unknown user error.

I need to install a floating shelf to hold my PS5 which is big and heavy. The problem was that the wall was some kind of drywall and the regular screws just drilled a hole in it and had no grip so they fell out. This item came to the rescue and I was able to just screw them to the wall and my shelf is safe! Great article. The only downside is that you have to be careful when screwing it in, as the plastic part of the screw can break if you use too much force.

First of all, I like this type of wall anchor because it's easy to use and stronger than my drywall. The screw size and the screw hole on the anchor are not correct. Don't install the anchor and then try to install the screw - you'll end up with a huge hole in the wall. Use a different screw instead, or tighten the screw in the anchor before mounting it in the wall. Use pliers to hold the anchor and use a drill to tighten it. Then install the anchor in the wall. Of course it hurts, but it's…

The appearance of the box inspires a lot of confidence that this product doesn't warrant until you touch it against the drywall. I followed the pictorial instructions on the box and had to use all my body weight to get it moving. My drywall is soft enough that I can dent it with my fingernail. Finally. Half way it broke in the drywall. Making the most of this predicament since it was already halfway through, parts kept cracking and snapping as I turned the metal screw in. For the second anchor…

I don't advise you to buy them. If, like me, you can use a power drill, but have no such experience, but like to do things yourself and you like it because the graceful lady installs it easily, you will be very upset when it comes time to use it. They were not easy and not pleasant to install. I have installed other wall anchors, I know I can. I liked them because they are self-drilling, which means fewer tools and therefore fewer opportunities to screw up. not correct. I'll stick to the pilot…