Swpeet Assorted 24 Pcs Toggle Bolt and Wing Nut Kit for Hanging Heavy Items on Drywall - 1/8 Inch, 3/16Inch, 1/4Inch

I have an old house and the plaster walls are a pain to hang heavy things on. These worked perfectly to get some shelves on the wall that can handle some weight. The big pro for me is that since you need to drill the holes a bit oversized to get the toggle part into the wall, you have some added flexibility when you are leveling things. Similarly, the probably biggest con is that you have to put a pretty sizable hole in the wall to get these in.....so if that is an issue, probably try something else. Overall, I am very happy with how they worked and as of today nothing has crashed down off the wall (fingers crossed).

Still holding my TV!

Bigger anchors than I thought, but worked like a charm on our towel racks that kept falling out of drywall that had some wimpy plastic drywall anchors. Now the racks are on super strong. Can’t beat the price either!

Working great for finally stabilizing a glass shelf we installed on our bathroom wall. These allowed me to tighten the mounting hardware much more so than the plastic screw anchors the shelf came with. Very impressed. The butterfly wings are a bit large for most of the size range, so you have to enlarge your holes somewhat to insert them, but once they're in, the seem like they will stay.

The towel rack in one of my bathrooms was loose for a long time and eventually gave up sticking to the wall entirely. I don't consider myself very handy so if I can do this you definitely can! I first bought wall anchors, then I removed the towel rack and realized that they had been used by the previous home owner and failed to work. Watch a couple online to learn how to install these. They're very simple once you know what to do. The bad reviews I read seemed to stem from a lack of understanding of how toggle bolts work. A couple tips so you don't lose your toggle bolts inside the wall like I did on my first couple tries. 1. Make sure everything is facing the right way before you stick the toggle bolt/clip into the wall. 2. Make sure that the nail/bolt isn't too long for the wall. The first one I tried was three inches long and couldn't be inserted all the way into the wall 3. Make sure the towel clip thing (that you put your towel rack on) is on the nail before inserting it into the wall. You can't put it on after.

I used these to secure free standing wall shelves. The traditional sheetrock anchors just couldn't handle the weight ( about10lbs) and would sag. These worked perfectly to secure the shelves to the wall with no sagging. Only down side is you need to make large holes in the wall.

Muy buen producto.

Very poor quality. I am now replacing, for the third time, 2 I used to mount a TP holder. Either the wings don't fold completely out or the bolt cross threads. More have failed than have worked. May do the job for very light duty.

Easy installation.

Great to have, they are a blessing ...

I have seen some reviews mentioning missing parts in the box -- which would be very annoying -- but that was not the case for me. For my floating Ikea shelf that was pulled out the wall by my husband leaning on it heavily, I had to fix this shelf as it already had a ripped-out chunk of drywall. Product itself is great! No screw was stripped during the process, it felt solid. Yes, these need metal washers. Not the plastic washers that go inside the wall, but metal circular washers to prevent the screw from pulling through the shelf or bracket. ** it would have been nice if metal washers for the screw head sizes were provided within the package, which would have made this a solid 5-star. Points of caution during installation -- this part is critical! 1) First, prepare all your holes before attaching the item you’re hanging to the wall. 2) The hole must be large enough to slide in the folded toggle. Do not hammer or force it in. Keep adjusting the hole size until the toggle passes through snugly. 3) Before you attach your piece, assemble everything. Put the washer on the screw, pass the screw through your floating shelf (or whatever you are hanging), then thread the toggle onto the end that goes into the wall. Pay close attention to the direction of the toggle so it opens correctly inside the wall and holds properly. 4) This step is very important. Do not use an electric drill. Use a hand screwdriver for better control. If the screw spins loosely inside the wall, the toggle can unscrew itself and fall inside. While tightening, pull the screw toward you so the toggle stays pressed against the inside of the wall. You will know it’s working when the shelf or bracket steadily pulls closer to the wall. Regarding drill size: this may sound off, but the screw size versus drill size isn’t what matters. The hole size depends on the toggle size: For the 3/16 Toggle Screw, I used 1/2" Auger bit. That is what I had in hand. If you have 1/2" drill bit, go ahead and use that but the auger bit gave a nice clean hole. Yes, I would recommend this product and the material is not flimsy.

It was exaktly as expected and solved my problem

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