Hillman 377631 Borefast Drywall Anchors, Black

Works well, can’t over tighten.

Goes into drywall as easy as can be, yet it holds like you lag bolted it to a stud!

These screws are incredible. They hold up metal cabinets in drywall easily with no anchors. I’ve purchased them multiple times and use them absolutely everywhere for everything. Hanging cabinets, pictures, screwing into masonry, etc.I don’t know if I’d trust this with 50lbs for an individual screw, maybe 20lbs, but 4 of them are currently hanging about 60 lbs in a cabinet without issue.

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I love these borefast drywall anchors! So nice to have the screw and anchor combined into one piece. These cause less damage to your walls than the screw-in anchors that require a separate screw. They might not work for all applications, but I find them invaluable to halve around the house.

I am no handyman, however, using this was so much easier than using a normal screw with a plastic anchor. These worked like a charm!! tried EZ Anchor plastic anchors before Bore-fast , and the EZ were disappointing. They bent while going into the wall. Then I bought Borefast and was shocked how well they worked. Plus they hold 50 lbs! I’ve used them for mirrors and paintings. I will use them soon for floating shelves and acoustic wall panels. I’m confident they will work just as well for those. The anchor head is also available in white, which is a great option to have. Love this product!

They work out very well to use on drywall and not have to “ hit a stud” to hold up framed pictures and wildlife taxidermy.

I'm a full time handyman and contractor and I use these all the time by far the most. They grab in drywall for anything that monts to drywall without having to mess with zip-its or anchors. You can not over tighten or like a yapcon they strip out and don't hold at all. But if you get use to putting them in with a small drill or impact they work great. Like I said you got one shot at putting them in right and they will either work and hold great or you have to try again and make another hole. If they fall and you can't make another hole then the hole that's there is perfect size to try again with a screw in zip-it that holds a regular screw. I found zip its work best with the screws that they come with, not drywall screws. Anything on drywall is usually a one shot deal or you have to go bigger. But overall these screws are great I use them alot for anything you need to mount on drywall where there is no stud or only partial stud support. Where there's a stud, great, where there's not, use these. They are a bit expensive, but well worth the convenience and reliability. They also come in different sizes 1", 1 1/4", 1 1/2", 2", and 2 1/2".Mostly pan head but there are also oval head and larger style washer head ones too. The different sizes and kinds are harder to find but they make them, sometimes under different names like Wall dog, or Dewalt, etc. Ebay sellers sell bulk which is the best place to buy alot. 50c a piece on average but gor a 100 or more they come down to 23c each. Hope this helps.