TOGGLER SNAPTOGGLE BB Toggle Anchor, Zinc-Plated Steel Channel, Made in US, 3/8" to 3-5/8" Grip Range, for 1/4"-20 UNC Fastener Size (Pack of 100)

These are great

First, they do what they are designed to do and they do it well. If you have issues starting or breaking the channel off in the wall, it is because the bolt was cross threaded and or you tried to screw it in to fast. Back thread the bolt and when you hear or feel the "click" of the threads drop into place, hand tighten for several turns. Then use a drill driver or impact wrench to draw it up tight. Still, occasionally the back surface will not be coplanar and then it can be a pain, Just don't pull the zip ties so tight and leave some wiggle room. Some times even then, it might a mess. Such is life. It happens. Buy good bolts. Cheap bolts don't help. Sometimes a channel might have bad threads, but usually it is crap from the hole getting into the threads that screws me up. I use 100's of these things. If there is an issue, I've usually caused it, but not always... These things save me time and money.

I use these toggle bolts all the time, there is a certain way to install them that comes with experience so that you don’t waste too many. My gripe with this particular offering is that it DOES NOT INCLUDE THE 1/4 x 20 BOLTS. Why? I get that the onus is on me to thoroughly read all the disclosures including the tiny one about not including bolts. Everyone of these that I have purchased to this point or have been client provided have included matching bolts. It was quite frustrating to be working on an installation at 10 PM and pop this open only to find out you’re missing half of what you need to use the product. It makes no sense. I guess the difference is $8 in price for bolts based off purchasing the “same” product two months prior? Please stop even offering the version without bolts, it’s not worth the frustration and time running around to find a piece of equipment necessary for the product to fulfill its ultimate function. Other than that, great product use them all the time.

These are the best solution I've found for hanging stuff off a wall where you can't hit a stud. I do telecom work, and have used these to put up shelves to hold 80lb+ UPS units, comm boards, etc. Friends in the office furniture business use these to hang overhead shelving and storage units, desk surfaces, etc. Anything you'd use a toggle bolt for, you can do with this in a lot less time. Just drill a hole, slip the toggle end in, push the plastic holder along the zip tie sides to lock it in, bend and snap off the zip ties and you are ready to hang something. Beats the pants off pre-assembling something with a bolt and washer through it and a toggle on the back end, and trying to compress multiple toggles and pushing them through wallboard at the same time to mount something... Try them once and you'll wonder why you didn't switch to these sooner (I did). The only con is the price, but for me I'd rather save the time than the $1 in hardware.

These work great on our install truck. We install ornamental iron handrails and wall rails. This is the best price and fastest delivery.

This is a review by someone handy with tools but not a professional installer. I used about 3 dozen of these to install six grab bars in a bathroom through tile and dry wall. if you haven't used them before, it helps to look at a youtube video to get the basics. For about 2/3s of them, the bolt threaded the first time with no problem whatsoever. For most of the others, slightly manipulating the bolt to get a better dead-on approach to the threads in the toggle worked fine. I made a rookie mistake a time or two near a stud by not paying attention to the alignment of the toggle so that it would not wedge against the stud and prevent the toggle from seating flush against the wall. I was able to rotate the toggle to avoid the stud, and everything went fine. For two of them, I had problems for unknown reasons, and had to abandon ship and push the whole assembly into the wall and start over with a new toggle. However, the freedom these give you to not worry about where the stud is located is worth the cost. All in all, I would certainly use these again, and based upon other reviews, will use them for a TV mount. A 0.5" ceramic or tile bit going through a tile wall and backer board worked just fine to give clearance to push the toggle through.

I have used various toggles and these are by far the best. Never had a failure, unlike the Cobra toggles, which usually have about 30% failure rate. Just be sure to purchase the needed machine screws as the boxes of 100 toggles do not have the machine screws.

These toggle bolts are easy to install, and can fit in any drywall you need them too. They’re not as easy to remove so be sure to measure twice before drilling. They’re easy on the eyes, mainly because they’ll be hidden. Quality and strength of these are amazing. Highly recommend

These are better than other units, but the hole needs to be bigger then some brands ( Dotties) The Dual plastic arms help Center the metal bar and does not Obstruct the Bolt going into the center of the bar. ( other brands will squish in the hole and make the bolt tough to push in and thread

Excellent !!! I have used these for approx. 7 years. This is my 3rd box. Have used them to install commercial shelving on tile walls and for grab bars when no studs were available.. Best product I have found for strength vs hole size needed. Have never tried them on anything thinner than 1/2 inch drywall.

Work Amazing - Good value as well

These are quite simply the best for heavy items

Half the price than local hardware store even with the separate bolts factored in. By far the easiest and sturdiest anchor I have ever used. On my 5th box hung everything from Tv's to fire extinguishers in all my businesses.