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Material: galvanized metal, plastic
Dimensions: as shown
Mounting hole size: 1/4"
Universal use: hanging curtain rods, light fixtures, picture frames, hangers, power switches, bookshelves, hanging cabinets, sinks, curtain troughs, cable gutters, hanging flower pots, water heaters, etc.
Suitable for walls: drywall, plasterboard, gypsum board, MDF, lathe and plasterboard, plywood, metal keel and others.
Installation Steps
1. Drill 1/2" hole and slide metal channel into hole.
2. Place the metal channel flat behind the wall and slide the cap until the metal is flush with the wall.
3. Use you thumb to sanp the straps, level with the cap.
4. Insert bolt into toggle and tighten umtil snug. Do not over tighten.
I review everything
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024
I have used these in the past — ordered these to replenish my personal stock — I like that they lay flat on the inside of the wall instead of the old school that bites into the drywall — the screws are pretty big so these aren’t necessarily for hanging pictures but rather for hanging shelving and such — these would be excellent for block walls — if I get more I will opt for a much smaller size
Amazing Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024
While it's never ideal to hang a TV or something else heavy, large and valuable from just drywall, sometimes there just no way around it. But, if you have to hang something heavy from drywall, these are the only kind of anchors you want to use!With these anchors, if the item falls, it's because it took all the drywall with it. These can also be used to mount heavy items to hollow core masonry blocks (i.e. cinderblocks) and I've even used them when mounting a TV to metal studs (which on their own generally aren't thick or strong enough to keep a screws threads from stripping out and pulling out).These anchors arrived in a ziplock bag with 15 anchors, 15 machine bolts (1/4" x 2.5" long) and 15 washers. There were no instructions included, but it's easy to find information online on how to install them. Just, drill a 1/2" diameter hole in the drywall, slide the anchor in, then pull on the plastic loop at the end of the anchor to hold the metal part tight against the backside of the drywall as you slide the plastic retainer clip into the hole you drilled and tight against the face of the drywall. This will hold the anchor in place so you can break or cut off the plastic arms of the anchor, leaving just the retainer clip showing on the face of the drywall. Then mount your TV (or whatever you're mounting) by screwing the machine bolt into the metal portion of the anchor behind the drywall.This set of 15 gives you enough to do at least a couple TVs (I would put at least 6 anchors into the wall if you're not able to get any fasteners into actual studs). And they're cheaper than buying them at the big orange box store. Love it!
Metallicat
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024
They work really nice when you know how to install them properly. Do not force the screws in when tightening, this can cause for the whole assembly to fall into the wall.
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