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 things are the best EVER. So easy, so quick, so sturdy, and if you screw up and forget to line up the end perfectly, you can just break-pop it off and put in another!!! We have lathe and plaster walls so we can never find a stud, so these are perfect!!!

Best product ever! so easy to use, drill a hole- install into hole, pull and slide plastic fitting until tight and snap off. I have used these many times really useful and work exceptionally well.

Amazing product - completely worth the extra money. They're super easy to install.. Just drill a 1/2 inch hole, slide the toggle in and break off the plastic ends.. Bolts can be taken in and out without damaging the toggle. 4 toggles in drywall holds my 55 inch TV without hitting a stud. Great product

I bought these toggles for the purpose of mounting some cleats for a shelving project that I’ve been working on, in any spots where the cleats did not align with a stud.. I needed a mechanism that allowed me to drive holes straight through a layer of wood + drywall at the same time, and this product is what I ended up stumbling upon! I’ve never used any kind of toggle-bolts historically, but I did not find these difficult to use by ANY means. Although, I do think it is important for beginners to pull up an instructional video to get a quick idea of how they work, when you’re using them for the very first time. The official company YouTube has a great guide - It is titled ‘SNAPTOGGLE Toggle Bolts’ (channel: TOGGLER Anchors, posted in 2009). Now I do believe that there are a few minor caveats with using these, & I just wanted to make sure that I brought attention to them: #1 • When you’ve reached the step of pulling the zip-tie style straps tight to secure the metal channel to the inside surface of your drywall, you MUST ensure that it gets pulled as tightly against the wall as possible. During one of my first attempts, I believe that I could’ve clicked it tighter once more, but it went unnoticed before I tried fastening the bolt to the channel — It absolutely refused to tighten down correctly. I believe that was due to the channel not being completely flush up-against the inside surface. #2 • On the same subject as the above note, when tightening the zip-tie straps down, make sure you’re ALSO simultaneously pulling the channel toward yourself. Otherwise, it is quite easy for it to shift out of place without you realizing. After pulling everything nice & tight, I would just shine a flashlight down the hole to make sure the inside threads were lining-up correctly. #3 • DO NOT push too hard when you’re initially starting to screw the final bolt. I actually made the mistake of doing that a few different times, which ended up causing the channel to get knocked out of the wall, & fall down into the inner drywall cavity. Be very gentle at first, until you’re confident that you can feel the bolt has latched onto the channel’s threading. Once you’re certain the bolt has caught the threads, it shouldn’t matter anymore how much pressure you’re applying to it when tightening. #4 • I would definitely anticipate losing a couple of toggles, & make sure the quantity you buy is a little bit more than what your project is going to require. This honestly shouldn’t be an issue for most, if all steps are correctly followed.. BUT everybody makes occasional mistakes, and the last thing you want is to run out of what you’ll need to finish up on your project. In Summary — 10/10 product that works really great, just make sure to be mindful of the things I’ve mentioned above, & don’t start blindly trying to install them without first pulling up the super quick video guide!

Dateline: A Living Room Wall, Plagued by Inconveniently Placed Studs, Saturday Night. It is a cruel joke played by the ghosts of long-dead homebuilders. The perfect spot for your massive, 65-inch television altar is, inevitably, a vast, empty wasteland of hollow drywall. The wall studs, those crucial wooden bones you need to anchor your dreams, are spaced with a kind of malicious, taunting randomness. You are faced with a terrible choice: mount your TV off-center and let it haunt your every waking moment, or find another way. A better way. Enter the TOGGLER SNAPTOGGLE BA Heavy-Duty Anchor. This is not your grandfather's flimsy plastic drywall anchor, the kind you use to hang a small picture frame and pray it doesn't rip out a chunk of the wall. No. This is a serious, industrial-grade miracle of mechanical engineering. A tiny metal savior for your heaviest and most precious possessions. The hardware that comes in the package feels solid, the bolts thick and purposeful. The toggle mechanism itself is a work of clever, brutalist genius. You drill a hole, you slip the metal channel through, and with a satisfying snap, it deploys two wings of solid steel behind the drywall, creating a load-bearing surface where none existed before. It is an act of pure, load-bearing magic. And it is in that first step, the drilling of the hole, where we encounter the one, single, maddening flaw in this otherwise perfect system. The one thing that holds it back from god-tier status. They don't give you a drill bit. You are armed with this magnificent, life-saving piece of hardware, ready to defy the shoddy construction of your home, and you are stopped dead in your tracks by the need for a very specific, 1/2-inch drill bit that you may or may not have rattling around in your toolbox. The entire project grinds to a halt for a frantic, frustrating scavenger hunt for the one tool they inexplicably chose not to include. A cheap, simple piece of metal that would have made this a perfect, all-in-one kit. But once that hurdle is cleared, once the hole is drilled and the anchor is deployed, the result is a thing of beauty. My 65-inch television now hangs, rock-solid, in a place it has no physical right to be. It is a testament to the sheer, brute-force strength of these tiny anchors. They are an absolute lifesaver, a solid, reliable solution for the most impossible of mounting situations. The product is five-star genius. The failure to include a fifty-cent drill bit is a one-star sin of omission. It averages out to a very, very strong four stars. A near-perfect solution, haunted only by a trip to the hardware store that should never have been necessary.

I’m a DIYer so I try to find things that are effective and easy to install and these are both. I have a wet bar with wall shelves that requires a very strong hold when it comes to hardware (I’d imagine the mirrors and the heavy glass shelves were for alcohol bottles and glasses), and over the years the weak anchors (or lack there of) in the walls had failed. I bought these to put in the top two shelves hardware and some other types of anchors for the bottom two. As the top two shelves take more weight and stress, I felt that these would be a good solution and they definitely are. Drilling half inch holes with a little unnerving because it’s a pretty big hole, but that’s what these require so there’s that. I feel like this shelf will be up for a very long time. Installation was pretty simple. One of the bolt anchors did not deploy so I had to throw it away but that was OK- I had no problem with that- otherwise they worked just as advertised and I’m pleased that I have strong shelving once again.

Pro’s incredibly easy to install. Once in pkace nylon steps pop off with ease (using your fingers). I used these after a different, screw in anchor failed). Wished I’d use these first! Con’s - you do have to drill a half inch hole for each bracket (no big deal for most things).

Excelentes !!!

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

Bon produit, correspond à la description, rien a dire de très bonne manufacture.

Watched a bunch of YouTube vids, chuffed I managed to get this on prime! Worked a treat - needed to buy a 12mm drill bit but it held my tv mount to the plasterboard wall no problems! I even did a pull up on the tv mount!