TOGGLER SnapSkru SPM Mini Self-Drilling Drywall Anchor, Glass-Filled Nylon, Made in US, for #6 to #8 Fastener Sizes (Pack of 100)

Durable and easy to install.

i use frequently this product because the quality of the product, but sometimes no available. also boxes came with screws but we use other type.

I wish I has read the listing carefully, or that it was more obvious, but no screws are included. If you already have screws, buy these! If not, you'll want to purchase elsewhere.

My profession is Alarm Installation.I mount things into sheet rock walls/ceiling and drop ceilings with this product.I NEVER USE THE ANCHORS THAT YOU MAKE A SMALL HOLE FOR AND THEN YOU HAVE TO PUSH THEM INTO THE HOLE... I'VE SEEN MANY PEOPLE DOING THIS AND THEY END UP WITH A HUGE HOLE IN THE WALL AND A BIG MISTAKE. THIS PRODUCT IS QUICK, SIMPLE AND HARD TO MESS UP.It's great because:1. Once screwed in properly to your mounting surface it sits perfectly flush2. If installed properly it will never be pulled out3. I personally use #6 screws from 3/4" up to 1-1/2"... there is no such thing as a screw too long for this anchor4. It does not stretch. Typical push-in anchors are made to get tighter when u screw into them which means they stretch out (not good)5. Installation is simple. I find it best to make a hole just large enough for the pointy end of the anchor to sit in the hole, and then screw into the wall/ceiing using the built in threads on the anchor6. Reuse... i've reused these anchors. As long as you don't strip the head when you are installing you can easily remove and use again.Uses:Security camerasalarm keypadsmotion sensorscontrol panelsartworkHorns/sirenssmoke detectorcarbon monoxide detectorsI STRONGLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT !!!!!

It looks like this box of 100 anchors is specially put together. The product box itself was originally for 50 screws and 50 anchors. I counted the anchors and came out to 104. I've used these anchors for awhile so already knew they were what I wanted. On occasion the tip will snap off when you first start turning so I always run my screw driver through the wall first to make a pilot hole and avoid the problem. I have tried other brands of similar design and always had issues with the anchor deforming rather than screwing into the wall. These ones are a more rigid material which doesn't deform under torque.

NO SCREWS INCLUDED!The product title doesn’t mention it, and it you won’t find it mentioned until you get deep into the product description, in parentheses. Pretty annoying.But I love Toggler SnapSkru wall anchors. They’re easy to use, will hold a ton of weight, and I go through a ton of them. So I was hoping to pick up 100 of them but now I need to go hunt down a bunch of screws that will work with these.

I have used all types of anchors and these are by far the best I have used. They don't pull out as easy, they don't strip as you screw them in and they hold up what you want them to.And they do Snap as you screw them in.

*MADE IN AMERICA*If you've never used these to hang something I recommend trying them out ASAP! They are "Self Drilling" but I like to start a small hole with a drill bit first. Sometimes the end collapses, but that might just be me pushing too hard. I've not actually checked how much weight you can really hang from these, but I have put some items with decent weight on them and have had zero issues. And they are removable! Some of those other types you cannot take out. And like I said, it's MADE IN AMERICA! USA!

Perfect for fixing almost anything. I’ve been using both sizes for years and they’ve never let me down. Only comments- I always drill a pilot hole, give up asking them to self-drill, doesn’t work. Also take care when fixing in very old plasterboard, Its much harder than modern board and the fixings will shear if pilot too small. Martin

Make a pilot hole with small electrical screwdriveror similar to avoid cracking surrounding plaster.Do an excellent job. Small ones should be your first option before considering making unnecessary larger holes. Read the guidance notes.

these are one of the best anchors for the drywall. Only thing I didn't like is the seller Layger, I don't know how the seller shipped but it took forever. Then i ordered through big Ohio seller and stuff came blazing fast.

These are not as strong as the regular size anchors, these ones are pretty small. But they work good if you only need this size. Attached is a photo of one of these anchors compared to a full size one to get an idea of their size

I install surveillance systems and use these for mounting cameras in a tile/drop ceiling. The size is perfect for my needs and they are easy to use. However these are small and would do for hanging lightweight objects, just keep an eye on size for your projects.