30pcs Heavy Duty Drywall Anchors and Screws Kit,1/8 10pcs 3/16 10pcs 1/4 10pcsToggle Bolts and Wing Nuts Set, Hollow Drywall Anchors Bolts Screws Assortment Kit for Hanging Lamps Heavy Items

Great product, great price. Easy to use, well made.

How can you go wrong? 30 pieces less than $6. These can grip a lot better than plastic moly’s. I still use a lot of plastic moly’s, but these can hold more weight. You still have to keep in mind how much the drywall will hold but this spreads the load out over a wider area of drywall.

Just what I needed to put my toilet paper holder back on the wall. Love the different sizes.

Super happy with this purchase. I was able to mount conduit in my apartment as an extra spot for clothing to hang. I was also easily able to mount my electric bed base to the wall, so that it stops sliding away.

It works well, too bad the package doesn’t come smaller. I only needed 2 from the package.

To secure the wings internal middle nut tabs and keep the nut in place the outer wing had to be carefully tightened slightly. Minus one star.The other steel nut for the 3/8 inch steel washer was 1/4 inch wide and the two seemed spartan.I forgot about the wings needing to fold to insert through the hole, so the bolt clearance length with the washer on it is about 1-5/16 inch and I might have to push the washer in to the 2 x 5/8 inch sheetrock and hope the wings will unfold behind my double-thick sheetrock scenario.One thing I notice on the bolt end vs the wing nut is how well the two stay together at the max length.One caveat is the hole for inserting the wings needs to be 3/8 inch to accomodate the wing nut tab width, which makes the 3/8 inch washer unusable if only using one sheetrock layer. Minus a second star.Being steel, these should do the job, but I wouldn't buy if only one sheetrock layer is involved.

They work. For small, low weight applications

#1 screws unnecessarily long#2 toggle bolts way to fat, requires whopping1/2" drill hole#3 tiny washers aren't big enough to cover the enormous hole the 1/2" wide toggle bolts require#4 the treaded part of the toggle bolt is like 1 thread thick and made of cheap pot metal, (as is the screw and thetoggle itself) so the assembly cannot be tightened securely or even pull any materialstogether that requires a fair amount of p[ressure because the 1 thread nut willstrip first. alll you can do is lightly snug the assy through whatever without stripping the nut out.