220 Piece Wall Anchor Assortment - 67543 Storehouse

SpeedReader: The big pro of this set is that the anchors are color-coded by size, so if you need more than one of the same size you can just grab as many of the same color as you need and do not have to try to match up similarly sized anchors that are white or transparent. The big con is that the end of the anchor does not have the ring that makes it easier to hammer into the wall without the end getting bent or warped. That is what knocks the set down a star for me. Aside from that, however, I have no complaints.

United States on Oct 24, 2022

Eric C: Works as well as other products & packaged with great sizes & quanty for a good value.

United States on Oct 19, 2022

midbest: These anchors flex and crack when you try to hammer them the rest of the way into a wall because they don't have the reinforced ring at the end.

United States on Sep 29, 2021

Marie Wallace: We recently moved to a new house and the previous owners removed and patched any nails/screws that they had things hung with and I needed to hang what feels like hundreds of pictures/paintings/shelves/etc. on the walls. This variety pack of anchors was great since I had a variety of screws from some of the framed artwork and shelves. I also like that it comes in a nice little case with each size separated. I do wish the two smallest sizes were more different color wise but other than that, I'm happy!

United States on Jun 12, 2017

Dr. Dee: Drywall anchors come in a variety of sizes organized by size in a divided plastic box. A great value for about $10. Those who complain about no screws the listing does not indicate they come with screws. Most one star reviews are from those who have never seen drywall anchors or used them correctly. The proper way to insert an anchor is to use an awl to make a hole in drywall or plaster, NOT a drill. That procedure enables one to control the hole from a pinpoint to the exact size needed. After anchor is inserted into a hole made by awl that Is slightly smaller than anchor; allowing the anchor to be pushed into hole about ¾ way with fingers until it stops. Using a ROUND ended punch and small hammer tap anchor into hole until top flange of anchor is flush with drywall. Using an awl also enables one to detect if there is a wall stud where hole is being made which will negate using an anchor at all. This procedure will give anyone 100% success!

United States on Mar 04, 2017