CONFAST Zinc Self-Drilling Metal Drywall Anchors Kit with Screws, 200 Pieces (100 Anchors + 100 Pcs 1" Screws), #8 Wall Anchors for Drywall, Sheetrock, and Hollow-Wall Installation

Worked as advertised. Hung shelfs and a long mirror, they feel like good quality and handled my 18V cordless screwdrivers power.

These are my default anchors (not the plastic ones, and not the toggle ones) for hanging anything that needs more holding power than drywall, but doesn't require the power (or the hassle) of a toggle bolt. I find these are better than plastic anchors because they can deform a bit if you are close to a stud (plastic ones just break or get mangled). I've used hundreds of them in my business, and will continue to order them.

These work as intended thought I did think the anchor felt more brittle than others I've used, so that's the reason for taking away a star.

I used these in my soft material drop ceiling, pretty soft and lightweight 1/2" thick cardboard type of material. I have been looking for a while for something that would anchor into such a soft material and not have to worry about it falling or pulling out under a weighted load. These anchors have a nice deep spiral cut into the soft board, with a strong grip. I was half expecting the insert to start spinning/stripping in its hole as I tightened the screw into it. I pre-screwed it in first to make sure the threads were already grooved into the anchor and was happy that I was able to get the screw in tight without any problems. It is a super sturdy anchor and have a small pulley attached to it that is holding up a 12 pound home-made chandelier. I'm a retired Army combat engineer and have no worries and trust these anchors to get the job done safely and not fail under a few pounds of hanging weight. These are worth there weight in gold and I am so happy to finally have found this product. The price is very fair too!

Bought this with the metal plate holders. Since nothing has fallen from the wall I think it's good.

I bought the 100 pack version, even though I initially needed only 16 of them. I am very pleasantly surprised how well these work. I tried it on a piece of 0.5" wood first, trying out different drill bits, gradually increasing the size until I found one that works well. My project involved mounting these on hollow core interior doors to attach coat / towel hooks (2 anchors per hook). Until now I was using one of those 3M command strip hooks, which work great for a while but eventually fail. These worked great on the door. I am so impressed with this that I will start replacing various screws and nails around the house we used to mount frames, pictures etc. Highly recommend it.

So, these are good, considering you don't need a drill and drill bit to get these into drywall. They're made of zinc. Thet're a little brittle--which mean you MUST take your time to screw them into drywall. I purchased these to fix a make-shift screw job holding a paper towel dispenser at the job. Seems no one wanted to do it correctly so I took upon myself to make it shake. Im a DIYr. I have plenty of drywall anchors, but they require a pilot hole from a drill. I didn't want to make any noise or be seen doing something "I didn't have any business doing." So, why not try something like these screw-in joints. I'm glad I gave them a shot. One worked fine because I took my time. The other was a little brittle and broke on me, but was still usable and I got it in the drywall with further no issues. Feels good doing things that no one knows I did, and it's a good job at that. That's the definition of leadership, yo. I caught those values earlier on during my television career, and it never left me. Shout out to Tom Jacobs. Matthew Mixon. Ms. Willie. Ray. Vickie Newton. Jim Scott. They didn't know they were preping a leader with their humble style of servant-leading at the time....and now that Im 34-years-old. My chest stickin out like Wyle E. Coyote when he sees a singin' diva on stage. Woo woo!

Great product! Exactly what we needed!