100 lbs. Philips Pan Head Heavy-Duty Toggle LockSelf Drilling Drywall Anchors with Screws (10-Pack)
- Deep threads and toggle clamp for strong holding power
- Simple, easy installation with one-piece design
- No pre-drilling necessary, installs with #2 Phillips screw driver
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$1152
Product Overview
Get superior holding power with Buildex E-Z Ancor Toggle Lock 100 lbs. Pan-Head Philips Heavy Duty Self-Drilling Drywall Anchors with Screws (10-Pack). These anchors are designed for heavy-duty ceiling or wall applications such as installing shelving, mirrors and pictures. No pre-drilling required. Install with only a #2 Philips screwdriver and #8 x 2-1/2 in. screws (included).
- Designed for heavy-duty ceiling and wall applications in 1/2 in. and 5/8 in. drywall
- Great for installing shelving, mirrors, pictures and more
- 100 lbs. weight on package reflects maximum project load in 1/2 in. drywall
- For safety in ceiling applications, a maximum weight of 50 lbs. is recommended
- Simple, easy installation, especially when compared to ordinary toggle bolts
- No messy pre-drilling - install with a #2 Philips screwdriver
- Do not overtighten anchor
- Toggle bar swivels to provide secure hold
- Deep threads and toggle-clamp for strong holding power
- Superior 1-piece construction prevents losing pieces behind wall
- Do not use for mounting televisions
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Product Overview
- Deep threads and toggle clamp for strong holding power
- Simple, easy installation with one-piece design
- No pre-drilling necessary, installs with #2 Phillips screw driver
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Specifications
Dimensions
Anchor Diameter (in.)
#8
Anchor Length (in.)
2.5
Required Drill Hole Size (in.)
0
Details
Color Family
Metallic
Drive Style
Phillips
Fastener Callout Size
#8 x 2.5
Fastener Head Style
Flat
Fastener Plating
Zinc
Fastener Type
Molly/Toggle Bolt
Fastener/Connector Material
Alloy
Features
Coated,Self Drilling
Finish
Zinc
Finish Family
Zinc
Included
Screw
Interior/Exterior
Interior
Maximum Weight Capacity (lb.)
100
Package Quantity
10
Product Weight (lb.)
.05
Returnable
180-Day
Weight Capacity (lb.)
100
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
These products are sold "AS IS" without any express or implied warranties. ITW Brands' sole liability, if any, shall be to replace this product or refund the purchase price.
Questions & Answers
35Questions34Answers
can it be used in plaster walls?
Asked by JEANIENE January 1, 20185
AnswersI would say no since these are specific to drywall, unless you know for sure what is behind the plaster you might be able to make it work if it is comparable to the thickness of drywall.
Will it work to use 2-3 of these on each end of a safety grab bar (no tile in the area) rather th...
Asked by blackwaldo March 14, 20184
AnswersI believe it would.
Can these be used to hang a kitchen cabinet?
Asked by Don March 6, 20184
AnswersI used these for my kitchen cabinets and yes they can be used, it has been 2 years no problems what so ever. I put 4 on each corner of the cabinet except small 2 door cabinets I used 2 as well as some construction screws when I found a wall stud. I suggest finding wall studs first but everyone saying it cannot be used is wrong these can be used I used them myself perfect for cabinets just have to make sure it stays sturdy and do not go over the maximum weight listed on packaging. I love these drywall anchors, perfect :)
The 100 lb weight carrying capacity: is it the capacity of one screw/anchor or 10 of them? I wan...
Asked by desperado March 24, 20183
AnswersOne. The toggle swivels and attaches from behind and is very sturdy.
Can they be used to hold 50lbs from the ceiling
Asked by jon March 29, 20163
AnswersThe manufacturer's instructions say that 50 lbs is the maximum ceiling load. Personally, I don't like to stress a part, or it's attachment material, to the stated maximum load rating.
Does this system work if I need to let 1/4 of the screw in order to hang my mirror with a hanging wire?
Asked by Camelotum July 16, 20203
AnswersHi Scott from E-Z Ancor. I want to hang a mirror that requires the screw heads to extend about 1/4 of an inch. If I install the anchor and screw it down tightly to expand the wings and snug the front surface of the anchor against the wall, if I then back out the screw a 1/4 of an inch are you saying it will loosen up again? I would expect that once the anchor is snugged in place backing out the screw a bit would not impact tightness. This would be similar to how the old metal molly anchors work. Thanks
how do I remove it from the wall?
Asked by anonymous October 16, 20143
AnswersI have uninstalled these without making the holes any bigger. First you unscrew the long threaded Phillips head screw all the way out. Then you unscrew the wall ancor. Next cut the 4 thin metal bars that go from the wall ancor head into the wall. Now you can just push the rest of the ancor directly into the wall. I used a wire snipping tool to cut the metal strips but you could use a dremel, pliers or almost anything.
Can the screw be removed after setting the toggle so I can hang my cabinet and then install the s...
Asked by doityourselfer November 22, 20173
AnswersYes it can. When reinstalling the screws it almost seems like it's not grabbing thread but keep turning it will gi back in.
What is the maximum thickkness of drywall you can use these anchors?
Asked by WAH February 8, 20183
Answers1/2".
How big of a hole does this anchor make in the drywall?
Asked by gromit September 17, 20163
AnswersDon't buy these. The toggle doesn't extend so the anchor will strip a larger hole than you already have.
Customer Reviews
Overall Ratings
These anchors are by far the BEST drywall anchors I have ever, or will ever use!!! Nothing compar...
July 8, 2020
These anchors are by far the BEST drywall anchors I have ever, or will ever use!!! Nothing compares!!! Holding these floating shelves up when no other anchor would. ☆
Easy to use. Just follow the simple instructions. Worked like a charm for me. It met my expectati...
September 17, 2019
Easy to use. Just follow the simple instructions. Worked like a charm for me. It met my expectations totally
Used 8 of these to mount a 95 x 55 inch TV wall panel. All of them worked and none of them broke...
December 29, 2016
Used 8 of these to mount a 95 x 55 inch TV wall panel. All of them worked and none of them broke. I have used this for many other things including Big TV mounts and wall hooks that heavy backpacks are regularly hung from. All of them have worked and none of them have broken. I use a drill to screw them into the drywall and tighten the screw. All of them have worked and none of them have broken. I'm guessing that most of the bad reviews would fall under "user error" Sometimes you have to pull the screw out and put it back in to get it to work and after the screw is flush you have to keep tightening it until it is seated against the back of the wall. Definitely worth buying.
DO NOT BUY IF LATH AND PLASTER. I tried these and had two problems immediately. I pre-drilled t...
December 20, 2016
DO NOT BUY IF LATH AND PLASTER. I tried these and had two problems immediately. I pre-drilled through the plaster and the lath successfully using a 5/8 drill. The bolt inserted firmly but when I tried to seat it using the #2 phillips head, the final thread on the head end gouged out the plaster and brown coat. Well, I wasn't too concerned, because in my application the holes would be hidden under an escutcheon. Then came the time to screw in the center-screws and pivot out the toggle, and of the three I needed, only one seated itself properly. As I am screwing into a ceiling, that means I now have to go up into the crawl space and figure out why this new fangled contraption isn't toggling properly. I'm glad this wasn't into a wall, or I'd never be able to see what went wrong on the other side.
I needed a wall anchor to support a cabinet suspension steel rail. The rail was pre-perferated t...
November 27, 2016
I needed a wall anchor to support a cabinet suspension steel rail. The rail was pre-perferated to accommodate the manufacture's fastening adjustment system, which required 12-inch spacing between attachment points, and my application required that the rail be mounted with it's top edge 0.9 inch from the ceiling. I needed a reasonably heavy duty anchor between studs that, when installed, would not interfere with the top plate of the wall's framing. My first choice would have been something different, but the wall framing clearance issue made this anchor the only practical choice. By rotating the EZ Anchor so that it's toggle bar was parallel to the ceiling, my clearance problem was solved.
The negative reviews here were discouraging, but the positive reviews made it clear that if you understand how this anchor works, and work carefully, the result will be satisfying.
The tips I can offer are similar to those in other reviews: 1) read the instructions and look at the video if things aren't clear; 2) exercise the fastener before installation so you understand how it works; 3) spray a small amount or WD-40 on the anchor and screw before installing and wipe off excess; 4) drill a small pilot hole (1/8 - inch or so); 5) drive the anchor in to the wall slowly and carefully as to not make the hole larger than it needs to be, don't over-tighten; 6) use a flat washer under the screw head if possible; 7) gently tap in the screw to pivot the toggle bar and turn slowly, no power drivers, and; 8) don't over-tighten the final installation - clamped friction is what makes the anchor work, not torque.
Horrific! Do not buy this product!
June 14, 2011
As with the other reviews I had 100% of the anchors fail when trying to use them. This product claims to support 100 Lbs the design is so poor that if you're able to get it in the wall the odds are that the product has failed and would compromise what you're hanging. I would encourage Home Depot to discontinue working with this supplier.
January 15, 2021
My handyman who is a carpenter by trade used these. I bought them as they were recommended on a ...
January 14, 2021
My handyman who is a carpenter by trade used these. I bought them as they were recommended on a youtube video comparing different anchors for drywall. He had a great deal of trouble with them and wound up using other anchors. Screws would not seat, went in crooked and failed to open anchor. Have a very small bite to screw in drywall.
January 14, 2021
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