Self Drilling Ez Drywall Toggle Anchor Kit, Heavy Duty #8 Anchor with Screws - Easy Wall Ancors for Hanging and Mounting - Holds Up to 100 Lb. (5 Pack)

I ve been a handyman for years. If you need an anchor that holds a lot of weight and is really quick to install, just one Phillips bit does the job, this is the last anchor you will buy!!!

My young hound mix ripped the curtain rod from my third bedroom. I tried many other types of toggle bolts but none worked. These did!

These are not for every application, as they make very large holes and don't always end up perfectly flush with the wall. However, they are a lifesaver when you need to detach and reattach the screw, such as when you're hanging something large that you can't see or reach around to place the anchor while it's attached.

The anchors themselves are great; sturdy and drill into the wall easily. However, the screws that come with itare sometimes too thin. As in i could push the screw in and pull it out with my bare fingers because the treads dont catch.So far nothings fallen down yet...

Once you get the tube in the wall you have to put the screw in and it pops out the anchor. Then the screw has to go the a hole in the anchor and is supposed to start threading thru the hole. It would have worked if the hole was threaded but it looks like it was just punched. As a result the the screw wont threads in the punched hole and the anchor will not tighten against the wall board. Now I have a big mess with damaged plaster and no anchor..This is 90% of a good product but they cheaped out on the most important step. DO NOT BUY.

These work very well, I have large antique clocks that are valuable; if I can’t use a stud, these in Sheetrock work very well

I love these. Very easy to install, ultra strong, and nearly as easy to remove should the need arise. Yes, they are removable!There's a simple trick that requires a thin pick or philips screwdriver: remove the screw; then loosen (but don't remove) the anchor from the wall and rotate it so the words "EZ anchor" are at 3 o'clock; then take your thin pick/screwdriver and slide it into the central screw hole, you'll want to slide the tool against the bottom edge of the screw hole while angling the tool upwards; you'll feel a bit of resistance when the tip of your tool contacts the toggle, so just push a bit harder, the toggle will tip over and then you'll be able to fully remove the anchor.There is a YouTube video that illustrates this process very well that I can't link, just search ez anchor removal and you'll find it.I highly recommend these for holding very heavy items when a stud or ceiling joist isn't available.

Installed four of these and initially thought all four had failed. Thought I had got the toggle snug and the 'body' was pulling out of the drywall.Submitted a return and was trying to remove the body and it would only come out about a half inch.Put the screws back in and kept on going after I felt resistance. Finally got snug.There are NO instructions with the package and what is on the product listing wasn't clear.Will let the refund expire.