Snaptoggle Wall Anchor, BA Hollow, 3/16 x 24-In, 100-Pk.

Very good thank you

I haven't used them but they seem like the type I've used before...and are good enough

I love this product. I had tried several other drywall products that either would fall into the wall or have little pressure against the drywall. These anchors did an amazing job, highly effective and super easy to use. Have bought other products from this company since. Highly recommend.

I have installed 10/10 so far. I am not sure why people are complaining about the plastic breaking. These toggles are much stronger and easier to use than the spring toggles. These toggles work in walls with metal studs that only have 1-3/4" of depth.

I purchased this as I needed to mount a shelf on a condo wall that has metal studs behind the dry wall. And while it took some elbow grease, the shelf is successfully installed. According to the instructions, the snap toggles can be mounted on just the drywall itself, but I can't comment on that, since I anchored it to the metal studs. For any beginner, I would recommend watching a YouTube video first on installing snap toggles, just so it's easier to visualize what to do. It's a little intimidating because you need to drill 1/2 inch holes into your wall, which seems huge, but trust the process here. As others had stated, it's best to use a small drill bit first, and then the 1/2 inch drill bit, so the drill bit doesn't shift when you're drilling. The placement of the holes is key, after all. As well, when you're turning the end piece so it rests flush behind the wall, depending on your setup, there may not be enough room (like in my case). In this case, you have to play with it, and kind of, force it in, which I did. Other reviews have said that the end piece would fall off and get lost behind the wall. I have personally not experienced that. The snap toggles remained in tact, until I locked it in place myself. All in all, the snap toggles did the job. I would recommend this product to anyone wanting to mount something onto a wall with metal studs. Just make sure you have a strong drill and a 1/2 inch drill bit (and some elbow grease).

Justamente el tipo de anclaje necesario para sujetar dos pantallas de 65in. Muchas veces la sujeción en pared falsa no coincide con los postes existentes y aunque en algunos casos se abre la pared para reforzar con tablones cruzados a los postes, este tipo de sujeción hace una prensa combinada con la placa horizontal del soporte

These are brilliant. We used to hang steel book shelving brackets to a 5/8" drywall. Super strong and a breeze, almost fun, to install. Someone clever found a better, stronger way to do a trad Molly bolt.