Hillman 370329 Ribbed Plastic Anchor, 8-10-12 X 1-1/4-Inch, Blue, 100 Count (Pack of 1)

works as it should

Low cost anchor for many jobs. Work fine.

These have a flanged "head" so they don't get pushed through and fall down into the wall like tubular anchors. These also have ribs that bite into the sheetrock to keep them from spinning uselessly while you're trying to turn the screw in, unlike conical anchors. They're good for sheetrock hollow wall installations and masonry installations when used for a shear (side) load.

I bought these to use while hanging my son's paintings. Since they are heavier than regular pictures, I needed something that would provide some added stability.

Very good

Despite the Amazon and box descriptions saying these are 1 1/4" long, in fact they are only 1 1/8" long. Also, on the flimsy side for hollow wall anchors.

These are SUPER sturdy. They are a bit thinker than ones I’m used to so I had to use a screwdriver to make the starter hole a bit bigger but once the were in they held strong! Used for bathroom shelves and curtain rod so far.

I used these 1-1/4 anchors with number 10 sheet metal screws on 1/2 inch conduit hangers on a stucco wall. The anchors worked perfect and give the screws a tight fit. I pre predrilled the holes at a one quarter inch diameter. To verify I drilled a hole in a scrap piece of wood and tested the anchor so I would not have to deal with patching stucco in case the hole was not the correct size. I used fifteen of the anchors for this mini project and all went into the hole with a few taps of a hammer. No stucco was damaged.

Good Ribbed Plastic Anchor as described, not a complicated review for this as it does what it suppose to do. I've counted them and the box got 101 pcs which is a nice touch. :)

siempre muy útiles y muy fuertes

They require a slightly bigger hole than average but the quality seems great and the price is awesome as well

Garbage, a fraction smaller than the real ones, not for a 1/4" bit

They are good for #8 screws. Not for #10