Hillman 376473 DuoPower Contractor-Strength Anchors (#8-10 x 1-3/16")

I inherited a house made of cinderblock and every single anchor that was used in it, sucked! Can't count how many pulled out or were on their way. The banister rails were downright dangerous! These anchors are versatile, they can be used with several screw sizes, and have proved adequately strong everywhere I've used them. (I'm on my third box now... they are my go-to.)

Immediately impressed with these anchors. High quality and work first time! I've tried all the options for the paper mâché / plasterboard walls in my home, apparently built by a contractor who wasn't too worried about consistent spacing of studs! These are far and away the best, simple and clean install and for the first time in years I was able to hang two shelves without losing any anchors in to the crawl space behind or having to drill a second set of holes! The only brand of anchors I'll ever need! Thanks!

I bought a 1949 house. Plaster walls. Ugly, ripple, plaster walls. Can not screw or nail or they crumble. I found this product and now I have an entire cat wall mounted and holding up for two years! This product has saved my life (and decorating skills).

Really good anchors probably the best of this kind.I used them on concrete ceilings to hold two long curtain tracks.One track has been installed for 3 years with pretty heavy linen draped curtains without giving up even a millimeter.

I tried to hang a small bathroom shelf for my wife. After trying several "sheetrock anchors and WASTING 1 hour the shelf was hanging down like a wet noodle.OH, A SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED FROM AMAZON OF GUESS WHAT ?HILLMAN DUO POWER CONTRACTOR ANCHORS. THAT WAS 10 MUNUTES AGO.I INSTALLED A PAIR OF THESE NEW ANCHORS IN ABOUT 90 SECONDS.THE SHELF US NOW "ROCK SOLID"If you want to waste your time installing wall anchors buy All other fasteners.If you want a "REAL WALL ANCHOR"BUY A PACK OF THE BEST ON THE PLANET.DUO POWER BY THE HILLMAN GROUP.

The best one there and specially helpful with the drill bit that comes with it.Now I use use this by default on dry walls

My house is mid century it has what I call transitional walls plaster on this drywall product that has holes. I’ve tried many varieties of anchors (this one particular coat hook bar I’ve tried 3 different types and all fell-kids) but so far this one is working and at 3 weeks in shows no give and still holding strong. Also have it on a curtain rod that gets daily use also still holding strong at a month.

Bit comes with anchored - ideally with a hammer drill takes less than a minute to install …Very sturdy