1/4”-20 Quick Easy Heavy Duty Toggle Anchors with Bolts - Hollow Wall Anchors with Steel Wings, Adjustable Up to 2 1/2" Thick Wall, Holds Up to 1080 Lbs, Heavy Duty Drill Bit Included (10 Pack)

These toggle anchors have two plastic extensions with a loop at the end for really securing the toggle against the back side of the drywall. Much better than the one with the single extension and no loop. The single extension easily broke off allowing the toggle to fall behind the wall and was difficult to tighten up against the wall.

I've used toggle bolts just like these from Qualihome before. They are superior to "regular" toggle bolts because they don't get lost inside the wall when the item mounted with them is removed (the toggles are tied to the plastic flange which is on the outside of the wall, so the toggle and the flange make a "sandwich" with the wall in the middle, holding everything in place). I've used them to hang a couple of large flat screen TVs on walls, as well as hanging tool cabinets on the walls in my workshop. They hold a lot of weight, making them ideal for these kinds of applications.For the task that I got this box of 20 toggle anchors, I didn't need too much strength, as I needed to mount a LED light panel from a ceiling. The panel was very lightweight, but I still wanted a strong way to mount it, which meant using a toggle bolt anchor. I was very happy with the way the installation turned out. Because it was so lightweight I was able to use just three bolts to hold it up, attached about equal distances from each other. In this particular case, I couldn't use the bolts that came with the toggles, as they weren't quite long enough (although for most tasks they would be PLENTY long enough). I ended up using 1/4" X 20 threaded bar stock into 3 roughly 4.5" lengths, and capping them with locknuts to hold the fixture up, while the other end of the bolts threaded up into the flange and toggle.Having used at least three other brands of this type of hardware, I can say that the Qualihome brand are a very nice quality and are easy to use. They even include the appropriate size of drill bit in the package to perfectly accommodate the size of the toggle. Just mark and drill the holes, fold the toggle so it's parallel to the plastic insertion rails (one of the rails will bend back a bit to allow this). Once pushed up through the hole, the toggle unfolds so it's parallel to the mounting surface. At this point, simply hold the rails back as you push the flange up to the mounting surface, be it wall or ceiling. Once the "sandwich" is tight, the plastic rails easily break away from the assembly by just folding them back 90 degrees. And that's it! The toggle is now in place ready to mount your item using the included bolts. A great system!

These are a lot bigger than I expected. They seem to be extremely heavy duty and durable. The included drill bit makes this a great deal!

Great set of toggles. They seem to be very well built and operate similar to other toggles I’ve used.

This style of toggle bolt is my absolute favorite. Why you may ask? Because you don't have to install the screw through the piece you are fastening first, instead can just create the fastening area and then install your item. Is that confusing? Let me explain. With standard toggle bolts, the wing nut is only attached to the screw and therefore must be already in the item you are attaching. These wing nuts are secured to the drywall with plastic ratchet legs, giving you the freedom to then hold the item you are attaching up to the wall and insert the screw. This design also allows you to remove the screw and you don't lose the wing nut in the drywall, it is secured. Standard toggle bolts do not permit this - you remove the screw and more than likely the wing nut is falling down the wall inside the drywall.- Supports up to 1,080 pounds (that's crazy)- Includes the proper drill bit valued at $12- Works on walls up to 2 1/2" (that's deep)I prefer to anchor heavy items directly into the stud, but this is not always an option and this is your best alternative. I recently installed handrails into a home from the garage and it had to be at a certain location and of course, with my luck, there wasn't a stud there. I knew the homeowners would be using all their weight on it constantly to secure their step into the home and it had to be up for the task. So, this toggle bolt was my choice for the job and it has held up well.

I received this item through the Amazon Vine program in exchange for an honest review.Toggle bolts are generally able to hold more weight than plastic molly anchors. The problem with regular toggle bolts is that if you unscrew the bolt, the butterfly part falls behind the wall. These anchors allow one to create a threaded hole in the wall which allows you to place toggle without losing the butterfly. These anchors can be used for both regular and extra thick walls. Installation is a simple four -step process. A. Drill the hole B. Insert the toggle C. Snug the zip strips and trim D. Insert the boltThe only caveats I can give is not to snug the zip strips out of curiosity before inserting into the wall. They can be reset, but only with difficulty. Also, tightening the bolts can exert incredible pressure on the wall. This is good for a solid wall, but it can bow the two sides of a hollow wall inward. The ability to remove and reinsert the bolt without the toggle dropping makes these a great alternative to regular toggle bolts.

I love this style of anchor in particular for wall mounting larger objects or ceiling mounting when rafters cannot be found / reached. The standard 1/4"-20 screw also makes it super compatible with a lot of hardware. These in particular were a great value for the price, they are well made and the zip strip slides easily one handed (if your installing bulky objects solo this is a super plus!). Very happy with them.

These are super thick togglers. They are extremely heavy duty. Love that it came with a giant drill bit to fit them too. Easy to use and super convenient.