Toggle Bolt Flip 1/4-20

For a situation like a TV mount or shelf where you really can't get a stud, these suckers 100% do the job at holding up heavy stuff. Granted, you have to drill several 1/2 inch holes in your wall, but better than something heavy falling and breaking. Worth the patch job when you move.

I have used these 20+ times. They are great, for example, to mount curtain rods to sheet rock. The plastic is a little brittle so do handle carefully during installation. You might want to consider snipping the excess off instead of snapping it off as that is more controlled and less likely to break. Once the bolt is inserted and tightened they are extremely solid. BEST way I have found to secure product to sheet rock if you need it to be super weight bearing!

Could not find a anchor to keep shelves up when no stud to support them - metal toggles failed.Saw these on home improvement show and THEY WORK. The screws are support by these togglesthat anchor behind wallboard.HAPPY

Awesome. And if you get the 0.25 by 3.5 inch you can get to the middle of the concrete block and support 600pounds. Amazing 🤩

Product says 20… it’s 10 don’t be fooled. Extremely over priced. Returned

I respectfully disagree with the previous review. My company uses hundreds of these to attach large displays to walls in commercial environments. They are constructed better than the ones found at Lowe's or Home Depot. These have a few advantages. 1: The plastic is more subtle (not as brittle and prone to breaking) and has a more robust attachment to the threaded metal end. We usually break 1 or 2 while trying to set 4 in a wall of the other brands...either while trying to turn them in the opening or snugging up the flange before inserting the bolt. These also seem to travel better in tool boxes compared to the other brands. As a precaution, I usually orient them flat and wrap with electrical tape to help protect them in transport just in case 2: The end has a plastic catch that helps turn them in the hole: 3: The plastic sleeve is "U" shaped and acts as a channel for your bolt to self center with the metal backing plate, unlike the other 2 brands found at Lowe's and Home Depot (Toggler and Hillman Strap-Toggle). They are also rounded on the end and make turning in the hole slightly easier, especially compared to the Strap Toggle brand which have a pointed end (my least favorite).I wil say, the ones from Lowe's work well too and have similar capacity. I believe all come in 3/16" and 1/4" models. The one downside to these however is they sometimes do not include bolts, unlike Toggler and Snap Toggle. I know we buy boxes of 100 on account from our wholesaler and they are an added expense.Either brand you use, you can't go wrong compared to the traditional metal butterfly toggle that cannot be removed and need a much bigger hole to accommodate the hinge.

I also have to disagree with the one star reviews. I'm a General Contractor for over 25 years in NYC which means I come up against everything imaginable in the walls, not to mention quite a bit of shoddy construction. I won't lie and say the I haven't broken several in the walls but it could just be my heavy hands. From the discovery, and first try of these toggle bolts I was hooked. The genius who invented these should own his own private island as far as I am concerned. This is up there with Post-it-Notes. No more battling with the conventional spring type toggle, and jostling a large object while trying to feed each into there respective holes. Great product!Andrew RussacCEOHandy Andy Squad, Inc

My local Menards used to stock "the toggler" now they are stocking these. I'm not a huge fan. They work OK once in position but the flaw is trying to snap the thing straight before inserting into the wall. You have to be extremely careful or the plastic will break before even getting it into the wall rendering it useless. I think there is a reason they aren't already straight in the package. They would probably have to throw out 50% before hitting the stores! I'll stick with the original toggler.