Hillman Borefast Drywall Anchors, Holds 50 Pounds in Drywall and 200 Pounds in Concrete, 1 1/2" Pan Head, White, 75-Pack, 377632

These are simply awsome. Had to hang curtains in multiple rooms and my screw gun was down. These go in easy and solid with just a hand held screwdriver. All went straight in on first try with no fight. Real time saver. Held up Rod, curtains and blackouts all with no issue. Really in there solid. Didn't tear up Drywall or anything. Highly recommend.

These anchors are a great value, and work great for hanging heavy objects. I tried these out as an alternative to plastic anchors. You just drew them in like any old screw, but the larger size of the screws acts as an anchor. The screw is quality is high, and they can definitely be reused again and again, unlike traditional plastic anchors. They adhere to the wall great, and don’t slip like regular screws do.

These work extremely well for drywall even without the plastic anchors one would normally use for smaller screws. I prefer using these for putting up shelving. Haven't had any fall down yet!

If you have never used this for hanging art, etc. on your sheetrock walls, you are going to love this screw. Self tapping and strong holding power without drilling a hole in the wall for a plastic expansion bushing to be inserted. Screw in or screw out. Easy is the word. You will want to have a couple of boxes at the house or shop for a lot of different uses.

These screws are incredible. They hold up metal cabinets in drywall easily with no anchors. I’ve purchased them multiple times and use them absolutely everywhere for everything. Hanging cabinets, pictures, screwing into masonry, etc. I don’t know if I’d trust this with 50lbs for an individual screw, maybe 20lbs, but 4 of them are currently hanging about 60 lbs in a cabinet without issue.

I am no handyman, however, using this was so much easier than using a normal screw with a plastic anchor. These worked like a charm!! tried EZ Anchor plastic anchors before Bore-fast , and the EZ were disappointing. They bent while going into the wall. Then I bought Borefast and was shocked how well they worked. Plus they hold 50 lbs! I’ve used them for mirrors and paintings. I will use them soon for floating shelves and acoustic wall panels. I’m confident they will work just as well for those. The anchor head is also available in white, which is a great option to have. Love this product!

Perfect for use with multiboard. Fits as required in the mounting holes for support between the stud mounts.

What can I say, the Ikea cabinets haven't fallen off the wall yet so these must work well. I used them in conjunction with "WoodPro Fasteners ST14X212-50PC 1/4-Inch by 2-1/2-Inch Length Round Washer Head Exterior Wood Screws" (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009A5FE0W). The wood screws went into the studs and these drywall anchors went where there weren't studs. Rock solid.

These have worked considerably better than expected. That I really like about them is that they’re also tough enough that they’re reusable. You can unscrew them when no longer needed and they’re still in perfect condition to be used elsewhere. These will be my go to anchors from now on.

Works for my needs

Best standard wall screws, every home owner needs these in stock. Many items don't need any other wall anchor than this screw. I start with this screw, doesn't leave a big hole if not good enough. You can progress to a screw-in wall anchor or toggle bolt if required. Goes into the stud too if you manage to find one.

I haven't tested this by screwing it into drywall and hanging a shelf and adding weight until it fails so I don't know if it really lives up to it's 50lb in drywall claim, although it might (or might not). It FEELS like it would. I've only used it on shelving and tested the brackets by trying to wobble them by hand, so my testing is far from scientific on this. But it "feels" as or more secure than using regular plastic brackets and it is VERY hassle free! No pre-drilling of holes, hammering in plugs, collapsing or losing them in the wall, etc.. Simply screw in but DON'T over-screw and strip your drywall. Also, they come out super clean and can be reused, and only leave a hole the size of a screw. Genius idea. Overall, I'm shocked this is not a more well known option for screwing into drywall! I'd love to see someone test these vs plastic anchors, toggles, etc., for strength and reliability. I feel like these are unknown, but on a big wall-to-wall shelving job where the brackets had to be certain distances from each other (and therefore off-stud), they saved me a TON of frustration.

After ordering over 10000 of these. Excellent product