WingIts MASTER Wall Anchor Kit (6 Pieces) - 10-32 x 3-1/2 - Model: RC-MAWSD35-6

Brandon C: Second time I have bought these anchors. First time was for my 65" tv articulating wall mount which has held well for a couple years now with no issues. And now used these to secure some floating shelf mounts. I tried some other anchors I had laying around and they started to let the shelf sag. So I ordered these to replace and the shelf is much more sturdy without sag.

United States on Oct 08, 2023

Superbean: We installed a floating entertainment center and these saved the day. They are so solid and hold a lot of weight.
A few years ago, we bought a unit that came with minor parts for anchoring the unit to the wall studs. We were naïve and thought the manufacturer knew the weight and provided the right equipment for the job. The unit and TV fell off the wall within an hour. Not a good experience.
We bought these as well as a new tv and haven't had a single issue. The unit is solid on the wall. These anchors are the best and hold a large flat screen tv and an entertainment center solidly. I'd highly trust them and recommend.

United States on Sep 12, 2021

Rob: Heavy duty, super easy to use

Canada on Feb 17, 2021

Driver0204: They're expensive, but they're awesome! Simple to use, and very sturdy. Little tip: I use a nut to keep the screw protruding out from the wall, so I can hang things off of it.

Canada on Feb 07, 2021

Natacha Mallette: Excellent! Un peu dispendieux mais vraiment solide

Canada on Jan 10, 2021

Wayne P. Parente: very hard to install vs other options.
Only use if you absolutely must.
But does provide great hold.

Canada on Jun 16, 2020

Amazon Customer: The product works great, it's very strong. Unfortunately, a couple of pieces arrived broken in the package which caused some issues in our project.

Canada on Jul 02, 2019

N. W.: I live in a house where the studs behind the drywalls cannot be detected by any stud finder that I have tried (and I have tried many!) and I want to install shelves on the wall. Without knowledge of where the studs are, my only option is to drill and pray it hits a stud, and if it doesn't, to put an anchor behind it. That's where Wingits comes to the rescue.

It is easy to install - just drill the hole, put the anchor in (I used a rubber mallet), and fasten.

It is secure - I installed some ikea shelves using this and put some books on top, which are kind of heavy. I was worried at first so I monitor it regularly. It has been half a year and I do not see any issues.

However, there are a few things to note, which I hadn't considered before I purchased these.
- The anchor itself is very large. It requires a big hole (3/4" to be exact) to be drilled to insert the anchor. The front plate of the anchor is even larger (I don't have the exact measurements. It is probably about 1 inch in diameter). If the device you are installing is not big enough to cover it, you will see the front plate, which is a black round piece of plastic.

- A 3/4" drill bit is not...

United States on May 11, 2014

Nathan Kaemingk: I used these to hold my wife's jewelry cabinet up on the wall where there weren't the right studs to secure it. These anchors really do the trick. Don't forget the drywall bit to hold them in place though. It's really important that the holes are exactly round because these anchors put a lot of their weight on the inside edge of the drywall via that hole.

I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because they need such a large hole and i'm not looking forward to repairing that hole later on. They weren't the easiest thing in the world to install either, especially given how heavy the jewelry cabinet was, but they did the trick, and I'm not afraid of this thing falling off and landing on my wife (very important feature to me).

United States on Mar 07, 2013

G. Linn: For many projects requiring attachment to drywall, toggle (wing) bolts are just fine and maybe cheaper. In my case, I had a project that was fairly heavy that I needed to attach to drywall. Furthermore, I needed to be able to remove the fixture if I needed access to something. Of course, you can remove toggle bolts but the wing nut part of it falls and you have to buy another toggle bolt. These anchors offer the dual features of higher strength and re-usability since nothing falls. The only downside I have found is that you have to drill the large installation hole more or less exactly where you want it. With toggle bolts, you drill a big hole to accommadate the wings, but then you can move the "bolt" part around quite a bit before you tighten. This has not been a problem for me and the bottom line is that you should drill any hole where you want it in the first place. I don't think I'm quite ready to mount something really, really, heavy with these, but, they certainly are a good option if you don't have any other options.

The following is a later edit: I haven't had any problems with these anchors, but they do have a limitation - the thickness of the item you're trying to...

United States on Feb 09, 2012