TOGGLERSnapSkru SP Self-Drilling Drywall Anchor with Screws, Glass-Filled Nylon, Made in US, For #6 to #10 Fastener Sizes (Pack of 4)

This is so far the best anchors that I've been used. Very steady and solid. Hard to screw into drywall. Very steady and solid. For drywall on the wall side, you could screw them with cordless driver, it would be hard, but you could do it without drilling; for celling mount I'd recommend to use drill bits 7/32'' and then screw the anchor. Both ways, that's the most solid pro lvl anchors that are highly recommended by pro masters on YouTube.

I'll admit it - I was more than a little skeptical when I bought these guys. "Self-Drilling?" "Yeah right," I told myself. But, really, they do exactly what they say on the package. You don't even need to pre-drill a hole to get these little guys started. You just put them up wherever you want them, put a little (okay a LOT) of pressure on them with the right screwdriver and just screw 'em in. MAJOR NOTE though - be sure to use a stud finder to make sure you're clear of any framing studs behind the wall you're installing these into because they WILL bend and you will have bored a 1-inch hole into your perfectly good wall for nothing. Which brings up another point - please do not believe the info for this product when it says you "will not damage wall." Let's be honest here - you're boring a HOLE into your wall and, yeah, you can remove the anchors with a screwdriver but then you've still got a HOLE in your wall. The main thing that bothers me is that these anchors are made of a VERY soft plastic which, while they do not seem to affect how sturdily they hold the shelf I installed using these, they did make it slightly more complicated to install. The screwdriver kept stripping the soft plastic of these anchors, so I had to keep switching out my screwdriver for larger and larger sizes as I went along. By the end of installation, these anchors had a big, ragged hole where the screwdriver "slots" used to be. I know it seems like I've got a lot of things to complain about with these anchors, but, at the end of the day, they got the job done and are SUPER sturdy once you've got them in the wall. And, even with all the extra little complications, they only took about 10-15 minutes to install (including putting up the shelf itself). If I ever have need of more wall anchors, I will definitely be buying these guys again.

I'd bought some Omnimount AB1 surround sound speaker mounts. The included drywall anchors were junk, so I bought these TOGGLER's after watching a comparitve Youtube review featuring several brands. All I can say is they work. All four went in without a problem. I liked that firm "snap" or "pop" heard to let you know when the anchor is firmly locked in the wall. Outside of the junk drywall anchors the Omnimount AB1's worked well for my project and I highly recommend both products.

Fantastic! I used these to hang a rod for a tapestry, and they were super easy to install. Just screw in the anchor flush with the surface of the drywall, then turn the screw into the anchor. You'll hear a *snap* when the screw goes deep enough for the tip of the anchor to expand on the inside of the drywall, locking it into place. It provided a very solid mount for the tapestry rod.

This replaced an wall anchor that failed after some use. It holds a double rail towel bar in the bathroom. Wish I would have used these to begin with. It is holding up well after being stressed from constant pulling of towels from the towel bar.

Excellent for hanging things on drywall. Work as expected

Great product to install and use. I don't know how it could be simpler.

These are the best wall anchors on the market for all types of drywall. I have had some softer drywall in the home and it hold well to what I am hanging when nothing else worked.