TOGGLER Toggle TB Drywall Anchor with Screws, 20 Pack, 3/8" to 1/2" | Polypropylene drywall anchors with screws for #6 to #14 fasteners

The studs in my house are 16 and 24 on center so nothing heavy ever seems to hang directly across where studs are in my house. These toggles work really well. They held up my entire closet organizer system for years with tons of clothes hanging on them without even one stud anchored into. I also used them for a ceiling curtain track and a heavy wall mirror and so far they have held up well -- no sag no pull no give. The guy who hung my TV's said they professionally use them to hang large tvs on the wall even up to 75 inch ones and they insure their work so they have to be confident in them working and lasting. They're easy to install -- drill hole, tap anchor in, and use pin to open the anchor. I use a wood block to push the pin in to open the anchor since it can be a little hard to push at first. The lip on the anchor is sufficient to keep it from sliding into the drywall even with the pin pushing force. These are a must have for anyone who needs to hang heavy items to the walls where there are no studs.

These are awesome mounting heavier items to drywall when a stud isn't available in that location. I used one for a floating shelf bracket that wouldn't span two studs. One side was mounted into the stud and the other used these anchors. They hold great! I wouldn't necessarily *repel* from the shelf, but loaded with knick-knacks and and a few books it continues to hold the bracket securely. I really feel like I can trust the TOGGLER brand anchors.

Purchased these to reattach curtain rods that were falling due to kids and pets. They work very well. These are much better than the standard push in plastic anchors. So far they are holding up great. Great value and plenty of spares for the rest of the house.

These are my GO TO for drywall mounting all over the house. Never use included hardware from any product you receive, use these. I always make sure I have a supply of these laying around for projects that can't be screwed into a stud or where a stud isn't in the perfect location.

Work as expected. Getting the “legs” to “pop” into place required carefully tapping with a hammer the red plastic setting tool. They were easier to use than the old-style metal expanding toggle bolts.

These TOGGLER drywall anchors worked exactly how they’re supposed to. Installation was simple, and once they’re set, they feel very secure in the wall. I used them for mounting items where I needed more confidence than standard plastic anchors, and they held tight with no spinning or loosening. The 3/8" size gives a solid grip, and the included screws fit perfectly. The polypropylene construction feels durable and doesn’t crack when installing, which is a big plus compared to cheaper anchors. Once tightened down, everything stayed firmly in place with no movement. Overall, these are a great choice if you want dependable anchors that hold up over time. Definitely something I’d buy again for future projects.

Excellent for what i needed for a bathroom wall cabinet.

Very strong....worked well for my shelf

Muy buenos taquetes para tabla roca, no son para mucho peso, pero jalan al 100

Have used these many times and add strength and durability where needed

I had a an old anchore for the towel rack that never worked. When I removed it, I was left with a huge hole which was exactly the size I needed for this anchore. It was incredibly easy to install. It fixed my issue with the hole and now the towel rack is very secure.

My brother told me to get these, and he is very handy. I have no regrets.

I've used these to hold so many heavy things on my walls. Great for pictures with heavy frames. Even used to fasten my Dolby Atmos speaker brackets that weigh 15 pounds each that hold my 10 pound pound cabinet speakers. Just make sure you know your drywall thickness. Most standard houses are 3/8 to 1/2 unless it's been doubled up for fire stop. Just use a 1/8 drill bit to do a test hole to determine the thickness of your drywall. Throw out those useless drywall inserts that spin and usually make a huge mess.