#8 Self Drilling Drywall Plastic Anchors with Screws - No Pre Drill Hole Preparation Required - 75 Lbs

I recently purchased the #8 Self Drilling Drywall Plastic Anchors with Screws, and I couldn't be more impressed! These anchors are a game-changer for anyone looking to hang items on drywall without the hassle of pre-drilling holes.From the moment I opened the package, I appreciated the quality of the anchors and screws. They are sturdy and reliable, and the self-drilling feature made installation a breeze. I simply used a screwdriver to drive them into the drywall, and they went in smoothly without any issues.What really stood out to me was their impressive weight capacity of 75 lbs. I was able to hang several items, including a heavy mirror and some shelves, with complete confidence that they would stay securely in place.Overall, these anchors are not only easy to use but also incredibly effective. I will definitely be buying them again for future projects. If you're looking for a reliable solution for hanging items on drywall, I highly recommend these self-drilling anchors!

This is far superior to the traditional cheap plastic wall anchors that you have to drill first. Because these are self-drilling and made from somewhat dull plastic, they require quite a lot of force against the wall to begin penetrating it. Once started, it’s a bit easier, but still requires decent torque to get the anchor fully screwed in. It is much easier with an electric screwdriver, but I’d avoid using a drill with screw bit — too much torque could break the tip off or cause lopsided insertion.

I purchased these back in 2021 and went through them over 2 years. I live in a small studio condo so I tend to use my wallspace a lot for space-saving purposes including installing cat shelves. These are on the more expensive side compared to other drywall anchors but I have ordered some bulk ones from Amazon and raided Home Depot of all their drywall anchor selections and the wall installations that I have installed with these have outlasted all of them. Other ones have been flimsy and will turn with the screw and the drill head, causing a hole bigger than the anchor on my drywall. I can't tell you how many times I've had to apply bondo to the wall because of this issue. My two 12lb cats and one 10lb cat jump on these cat shelves on a daily basis and my bathroom shelves and mirrors that I've installed using these anchors have far outlasted all the other wall anchors I have used. I highly recommend.

Work well as long as you use the right sized screwdriver! They wear down pretty quick if you don’t have the right fit but other than that they’re pretty easy to use. I did pre drill a tiny hole but it’s not necessary

Pretty straightforward and easy to use, works great holds well. Feels good quality. Would recommend.

Easier to screw in if you first make a hole in the wall the size of the narrow tip (use a carbide tip drill so wallboard doesn’t dull the drill bit). Holds very strongly.

These without a doubt are a 5/5. I Replaced my previous anchors that were “stripped” with these and they worked perfectly for my ikea lack shelf. All I did were take the previous anchors out the way and drilled these anchors into the wall.

This is the worst mollie I’ve ever purchased! The plastic anchor has somehow dried out, leaving it so brittle that it actually BREAKS OFF at the point where the collar of the anchor just starts to screw into the drywall. I was able to actually get a second one in after I dug the broken plastic out of the drywall by starting on the hole left by the first attempt.Since these were are all I had, I tried three more times. Each attempt suffered the same problem. And in one of those attempts i went through TWO broken anchors.Once the anchor is screwed in, the provided metal screw went in okay. It’s the defective plastic anchor that’s the problem. Absolute garbage. No, I don’t want my money back. Because I don’t want to ever hear of “Qualihome” again.