Hollow-Wall Anchors, One Size, 65Lbs Anchors 50pcs+Screw 50pcs Drywall Anchor kit with Screws, Self-Drilling Hollow Wall Anchors, Grey

Tried using several different anchors, they all ripped the drywall and were unusable. I tried some spring loaded anchors, but the hole they created was too large for what I was trying to do. The drywall is not good quality and crumbles easily. I took a chance on these because the screws are flatheads, which works better for my application. Got them today and they worked absolutely perfect. Could not be happier.

These were something I took a chance on to install handicap handrails in the shower. They were stronger than I expected and fit through the tile and drywall. With the tap of the hammer they were flush with the wall and up went my handrails

The railing for the basement stairs had been attached to the drywall with no anchors and one section pulled away from the wall. I ordered these anchors to reinstall the section of railing that detached. The anchors worked great; however, the accompanying screws were unusable. Fortunately I was able to use the original screws - and the anchors secured the railing appropriately.

Not happy! Anchors are great, but screws that come with it too short to reach far end and leave no space to hang anything on them. And unless screw reach far end it will slide right off. Had to use different screws

This molly screws saved my bedroom makeover. My walls are not very thick I found out the hard way but using these I got my boho wall lamps to aline either side of my bed. They spread out pretty easy with a twist of a screwdriver. Love them. I used them all over the house seriously. No more holes to plaster up or wallowed out nail and screw holes to hide. I will buy again.

These anchors do work, but also a bit of a pain to install. When squeezing the wings to go through the wall the inner portion can go off center. Can be very time consuming fishing the screw through the inner tip blind. Included drywall screws are pretty crap, and also flat head style. Most likely for what you'll be mounting with these will want to use #8 pan head screws. Plus sheet metal threading is preferred for plastic, not wood/drywall. And when you are finally able to thread the screw through the anchor be sure not to over-tighten. Once it's snug, STOP! Too much torque you risk anchor splitting in two pieces with a new headache to deal with. They are cheap so really can't complain too much. Still useful if you have patience and employ some common sense.

Great

Great product, packaging was really nice!