Bullfix Universal Drywall Anchors, Holds up to 255lbs, Hollow Wall Anchors, with Drill Bit and Screws Included, Stronger Than Toggle Bolts and Butterfly Screw - Patented Design - 24 Pack

Used this for a heavy curtain rod that was installed improperly into drywall and had fallen out. The hole where the rod needed to be was ripped open and too big to use a regular anchor and screw.I had never seen this product before and felt a bit unsure about it at first, but it turned out to be easy to use. This product worked perfectly and provided a SOLID foundation. That curtain rod is going nowhere! Highly recommend.

This product is a fantastic find! It's reasonably priced, making it accessible for most budgets without compromising on quality. The product is exactly as described, and its usefulness cannot be overstated. I've found it to be incredibly practical and efficient in meeting my needs. The attention to detail is impressive, and the performance is on par with more expensive alternatives. If you're looking for something reliable, well-made, and at a fair price point, this is the perfect choice. Highly recommended!

Wish I knew about these earlier! They’re sturdy did sure do stick!

Little awkward to use...and makes a fair sized hole, but was a solid solution to rehang some baby gates when my 2 year old bull rushed this way through them using other drywall anchors. So far so good.

You won't find this at Lowe's or Home Depots store front , I've tried them all and this truly is the holy Grail of " wall hangers " look no furthershelf with 4 hangers with metal washers in each hanger , amazing product!

Where have these been all my life? We live in a remodeled 100-year-old house with walls that feel like they were built out of secrets and spite, and these anchors finally made me feel like I have some control.They are sturdy, super easy to use, and I love that they came with a drill bit. When my spouse immediately lost said drill bit, we found out you just need a ¾ inch spade bit and we were right back on track.My proudest moment so far is hanging my toddler’s Pikler triangle on the wall like I’m curating a minimalist jungle gym. It’s so secure I’m now ready to store everything on the walls. Coats, folding chairs, emotional instability.If your walls have been gaslighting you, these are your new best friends.

I thought this wall anchor looked great for hanging a heavy picture shelf on drywall, until I started installing. The hole drilled easily and first piece/outer edge was fairly straight forward. When tapping in the central component, it sinks below the wall surface and actually breaks part of the wall outside where you drilled. It also didn’t go to the flat/aligned position need to get the screw into the center hole. I ended up using a flat head screwdriver to tap each side flatter to get the hole aligned. I got it to work, but it was ugly and not the easy and clean solution I imagined from the marketing materials.I also had an issue where I drilled a hole to find I had hit some wood framing. The center component can’t expand unless there is space for the wings to rotate/expand on the side of the drywall. Then I was stuck with this large hole where I could use any other type of drywall anchor. I ended up using metal sheers to cut off the “wings” and got the component to sit inside the hole. Not adding much support but hopefully the other two screws make up for it.The main point is that although I got it to work and think it will hold my heavy shelf, it was a huge hassle, looked horrible, and wasn’t the great product I was hoping for.It may still be a good option since most of the others can be worse.

The quality of the anchor and screws are amazing! I installed them myself and it was super easy to use. Definitely worth the money and I will be buying more!