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

I have a CBS home and the outer walls don’t have studs. The walls are block only. The space between the drywall and bock is about 21/2 inches deep. The heavy curtains my wife uses came down every few years. These anchors are the best I have found. Two inch toggle bolts don’t open they don’t clear the drywall. These open and are holding great.

My experience was that the drywall in my home was thicker than the length of the screw would allow. Thus, the anchors were ineffective for me.

These worked great for me. I kept having issues with a towel rack holding up towels. This finally did the trick. Very strong if installed properly. A couple of time the anchor would spin in the drywall but thats because i made the hole too big. I just stuck a small flat head to it to keep it from spinning.

The media could not be loaded. Very solid installation for heavy duty work. Not sure they are self drilling? I think a problem that people encounter is over-tightening. Wall board anchors are one of those applications where using a drill-driver is counter productive v using a screw driver.. you want to feel the resistance and then STOP.

Ok for the price but you have to drill such a large hole for the anchor to go through it’s ridiculous.

Best thing ever. Does a grest job.

This design is brilliant for mounting on drywall, the major flaw brings it from 5 stars to two. The problem is the screws which grab the end piece then draw the unit closer and spread for solid anchor are too short. It works great holding the pieces in your hand, but when you straighten it out for inserting into the wall, place the handrail mount in position then drive the screw, it doesn't reach the end which is necessary to draw the piece together, the screw just spins in space. If the screws were a quarter inch longer it would work perfectly. To finish my project I need to go to a hardware store and buy the proper screws.The only way this would work as shipped would be if you were trying to mount a thin metal plate to the wall. Anything else like a curtain rod or Bannister mount is too thick for the screws to work as intended. It is sad, this is one of the best designs I have seen for a drywall anchor if only it would work

Work great, easy to use, good price