fischer DuoTec 10 S PH LD, high-quality toggle-plug with panhead screw, 2-component plug for fastenings in plasterboard, gypsum fibreboard, wood, steel & plastic panels, etc., 10 plugs & 10 screws

Can’t sing the praises of these enough. Only downside is that they do need a large cavity to push though and open out. The only thing I would recommend is to page sure you can eye the centre of the fixing through the hole, if not move it about till you can, keep a lot of tension on the tab to make sure the fixing has the best chance of securing

These do a fantastic job. I am awful at diy and normally ruin doing simple jobs.Having had bad experiences with plaster board fixings in the past I saw a chap on you tube ise these. Did the job brilliantly holding the screw firmly in place with no signs of any issues

I used these to hang a heavy bathroom cabinet and I mean heavy and as of now doing what they say it's still on wall would highly recommend if hanging anything heavy into drywall

a bit fiddly to use unless there is more than the minimum gap behind the plasterboard. They do work with the minimum gap but lots of jiggling and poking required to get the toggle to turn into its locking position.

I know these look expensive compared to standard wall plugs, but there's a reason they are the best. You get what you pay for in opinion.

These are noob friendly, allow multiple adjustments. Just one advice, do not cut the strip if you don't need to, it's useful to be sure that the back bit won't fall back. I had to use 6 but 4 were duds, for one reason or another I couldn't make them work.

Value for money