Drywall Anchors with Screws Assortment Kit, Plastic Wall Anchor and Stainless Steel Screw, 2 Sizes Self Drilling Drywall Anchor with Philips Flat Head Tapping Screw Set for Decorative Hanging

Much better than conventional anchors.

I have skim coated sheetrock (plaster) which has a very hard surface to penetrate through. I didn't have any problem with the anchors, I just used my Makita and made sure that I put enough pressure on it to start the anchor. And the anchor flanges installed flush to the surface. After reading reviews where the interference between the screw in the anchor was too tight and caused problems, I put a little spray grease in the anchors and had no problems with the screws. Of course, I wouldn't think of doing this kind of project without my impact driver, one of the best investments I've made.

The product was delivered as described, however, this type of product is fundamentally flawed in my opinion. They are easy to install, and initially seem to work well, but over time, they cause the drywall to warp and crumble, leaving a ~2-3" diameter circle in the drywall that is swollen and crumbly, and it's really hard to fix properly.I highly suggest using more standard drywall anchors that you hammer into a drilled holes and then screw and screw into, rather than these screw-in plastic anchors.

I have used these types of drywall anchors for years with very little problem. Put up a shelving unit with these, went to test the unit with some weight about 20lbs ripped right out of the wall and they are larger in size so the wall has giant holes in them. Luckily I was able to go to a box store and buy the metal spring type clamps. The hole left in the wall by theses allowed me to put in spring clamps without making a bigger hole.

I bought the Wall Anchors for my mom,she loves it very much .She had recommended it to her friends .They said they would buy some also.Hahah

This product is very flimsy and required me to drill a pilot hole in the drywall. Even after that, it was a challenge to screw in this anchor without stripping it. Not even close to the quality of other plastic anchors I have used. Only big advantage is have these two different sizes (especially the smaller one).

exactly as described, work great, very pleased.

Perhaps the 80% with 4 and 5 stars got a different product because the ones I received are barely deserving of the single star. We are quarantined, so I ordered these for a small project. You must have a very large Phillips head or will strip the anchor. Even with a huge screwdriver, it is easy to strip it. If you strip it, you’re done - the screw will never get a decent hold. Even without striping it, the hold is tenuous at best. I don’t recommend these.

I have used these anchors on a number of jobs with good success. There are some tips for success.If you are going to use power to install these anchors use a drill on low power, not an impact. Also do not use a Phillips screw driver or bit but instead use a #2 Robertson bit. The Robertson bit fits tightly into the anchor and does not strip out like the Phillips bit. If you must use a Phillips bit, use a #1 Bbit instead of the more common #2. Since using a Robertson #2 driver and low power on my drill I have not broken an anchor, even when drilling through a double thickness of drywall.

These are great, they're infinitely better than the old style drywall anchors I used to use. You simply screw these into the drywall until they're flush and then screw your screw into it. Once installed they provide a lot of support and go in very cleanly. This is a good kit, it's great to have both large and small anchors on hand, and the storage box is excellent. Very good quality anchors and screws.

These are absolutely terrible. I have yet to be able to 'self-drill' anything. In fact, I end up failing even when I drill a pilot hole, the plastic anchor is so cheap it 'strips' before it fully threads. I dunno. I went back to real drywall plugs - the type where you drill a pilot hole and hammer in one of appropriate size. Wouldn't ever buy these again.

This type of drywall anchor are waaaay better that the older style ones. So easy to use, and very strong. If you have never used one like this before, you will not be disappointed. There are many different makers of these things, and can get them at your local hardware store too.

This handy box contains the following:30 sets of M4x20 screws and anchors20 sets of M4.2x25 screws and anchorsThe plastic anchors do not seem as high quality as in the hardware stores, but they are close, and more affordable.