TOGGLER SNAPTOGGLE Heavy-Duty Drywall Toggle Bolt – 3/16"-24 UNC Zinc-Plated Anchor for Hollow Walls, Plaster & Tile – Holds 238 lbs in 1/2" Drywall, Easy Install – 100 Pack (W/Roundhead Bolts)

We can't say enough good things about Snaptoggle toggle bolts as they are easy to install and secure. Before purchasing these, I researched quite a few options and needed something easy that would have the strength to hold up. My home was built in 1928 and has plaster walls where finding studs is hit or miss, even with a stud finder. I needed to install a large mid-century floating wall unit and could not rely on the studs being the normal 16" apart. I ended up hitting only one stud and the other 4 wall rails that held the shelves were installed with the Snaptoggle. These worked so well that I ended up purchasing the larger box and have continued to use these to install medicine cabinets, mirrors and shelves. For anyone in an older home with lath and plaster walls, these are for you.

Fast delivery and exactly as described. These are my go-to anchors for my handyman business. I use them to mount TVs, heavy artwork, mirrors, vanity cabinets and sometimes curtain rods. They are super strong and reliable and in my opinion, there's no better anchor available anywhere.

great product, great price

So easy to install. And if they are as strong as they claim I will be super pleased. When possible I will be using these instead of wing toggles on my installations for clients. I plan on doing some testing on some exposed drywall I have in my home. Will return to update this review if they fail under loads they should support. Otherwise use with confidence!

Like and always. Best product on market. 🤷‍♂️ I am Handyman, use it every week. 💪💪💪

Having over 6 years of experience mounting TVs, cabinets, and shelving I can 100% say this is THE product to use when mounting to metal studs. I’ve tried so many products and found that this is by far the easiest to install and the most secure. They even do wonders in drywall alone. They even have no problem going into 2x2 metal studs with a little persuasion from a flat head screwdriver. Don’t look any further because this is the product you want!

I won't use standard wall anchors because they suck. If you're hanging something you know will stay where it is then these are the best because to can easily take down for painting or whatever then just mount back and never worry about anything falling

My favorite hollow wall anchor for dry wall. I have noticed, however, that old plaster with wood lathe behind it, sometimes the anchor doesn't sit quiet flat. This can make it tricky to get the screw to grab. I've found that by NOT pulling the "zip" part of the toggle all the way tight, start the screw, then finish pulling tight seems to be a decent work around for most applications. Also, unlike the old traditional toggle bolts, you can back the screw out without worry of the toggle falling in to the wall cavity. I would recommend.