T.K.Excellent Drywall Anchors and Screws Assortment Kit, 200PCs Masonry Anchors with One Drill Bit,100 Brick Wall Anchors and 100 Self Tapping Screws

I have plaster walls over brick— super crumbly and a real pain in the tush whenever we need to hang anything— curtain rods, television, shelves.These screws and anchors are perfect. I drilled a pilot hole with my hammer drill and inserted the anchor then manually screwed the screw in. No issues. No cracking plaster, no wiggle. Perfect length for a firm grip.

Easy to use

For the price, this all-in-one kit is excellent. You get a masonry bit and matched screws and anchors in a small, affordable package.That said, these aren't the best anchors. Used all together (using this bit, these anchors, and these screws) you don't get the best grip. I was using these on brick and the process went smoothly but the anchors are simple and do not expand much, so whatever you screw in can be wiggled or pulled loose with modest weight or force.If you're hanging lightweight decor, this will work great. I don't recommend anything large or that will be regularly moved/shifted.

These anchors were so much easier to use and required a much smaller hole than the toggle bolt style. Easily hung some heavy drapery rods and very secure in the plaster walls of our older home.

Quality of the screws is good

Used these to attach conduit to basement brick wall. Worked flawlessly, although I did not even attempt to use the drill bit that came with these, as it did not fit in my Sds hammer drill, but knew that before buying

The mollies are OK but the drill bit wears out after a couple of holes in mortar. Holes become smaller and smaller as the winged tip wears away. You will need to buy better masonry drill bits after two holes.

The anchors and screws are great the drill bit that came with it shouldn’t be used though. The drill bit I got was bent and I wouldn’t have felt safe trying to use it.