Bullfix Extra Heavy Duty Drywall Anchors, Holds up to 293lbs, Hollow Wall Anchor Mount Set with Screws Included, Stronger Than Toggle Bolts and Butterfly Screw- Patented Design - 24 Pack

Excellent product. I used it to mount my large jewelry armoire to the wall. It is much sturdier than the regular drywall plastic inserts.

I have used these a few times for one end of a towel rsck where only one end could screw into a stud. So far, they work great. They seem very sturdy and grip drywall well.

Easy to use and feels very strong

Anchor seems holds strong on 1/2in sheetrock but you have to use their provided screws because the anchor has predrilled holes. This isn't a huge problem except the screws are a little big so it's not for every project. I'm not sure I'd trust it for serious weight like the info says it is rated for 293 pounds, but at least 20 or 30 which is plenty for most things.*update* changed from 3 star to 4 starHave used these for several projects now. They're quite solid. Certainly a pain that you have to use tge provided screws. But I'm pretty impressed. They even hold in lathe and plaster walls.

I have a stair rail that no anchor from Home Depot or Lowe’s would hold for more than a month, eventually deteriorating as they would not tighten up. These appeared to be the best available, so I tried them. Easy to install, though you will have a rather large drywall hole so measure and mark well as you are not going to move them over a bit if you fail to do so. Once in, they fully tighten and my stair rail is solid. Recommended.

I ordered heavy glass shelves to hang in a corner but, once I started drilling into one of the walls, I realized there was an air duct directly behind it. There is a little less than an inch between the drywall and the duct, which meant that any traditional anchor would be too long or unable to support the weight of the shelves. I searched everywhere for a solution, and the only one I found was to open up the wall, attach a piece of would between two stud, replace the drywall, repaint the wall, and screw into that. That wasn’t an option for me, so I hopped on Amazon to search for a miracle. These anchors looked secure and designed well, but I realized right away that the included screws would be too long. I purchased some shorted screws with the same diameter and got started. Installing the anchors was a breeze - in my case, I didn’t have enough room to pop them in easily because of the limited space behind the drywall, but the air duct had enough flex to allow me to wiggle them in. Once installed, they worked perfectly. My heavy glass shelves are secure, even with an extra pound or so of items placed on top. VERY happy with these anchors!

I received an open, used package. Three of the fasteners were correct but two were used. One of the four was another type entirely, also used. Of course the bit was used as well. How pathetic can you get?

This might be my first amazon review, but it's the only product I thought truly deserved the praise. I was not gifted there or asked to try them out.These performed so much better then I expected or even thought they could. I needed to replace a old towel rack that was pulling out of the wall and wanted something that would stay and took a chance on these. Let me tell you, no regrets at all.I drilled the hole, put in the neck piece, put in the anchor, and screwed it all in. Total time for the 4 anchors maybe 10 minutes and part of that was finding a better bit for the screw (not the fault of the package, just me using cheap bits).If I had to remove like a quarter star, it would be that the neck piece is noticeable outside of the shelf. That could just me having bought the heavier hanging ones, but it's a very minor thing.I will be replacing my staircase handle mounts next.