Heavy Duty Metal Self-Drill Plasterboard Fixings with Screws—Superior Tight Grip & Strong Hold—Plasterboard Wall Fixing—Driva Plasterboard Fixings—Metal Self-Drill Anchor 31mm (Pack of 10)

Wow, what a game changer! Needed to change a curtain pole and had to create new fixing holes and these plugs are perfect to do the job. No need to spend time worrying about using a drill, just create a small pivot hole with a pozi screwdriver and you are away. All that is needed then is to screw the plug into the plasterboard wall, be careful not to over tighten though. Really really good and would definitely use again! Fixings secure to the wall 😁

I love these. We recently moved into a new build house with plasterboard interior walls and I want to get the job done rather than wait for our handyman to fit us in. So I thought I would use these.. so easy. No drilling required , just screw the plug in and hang. No mess , no hole too big .. I've hung two towel holders and a mirror. 3 months later they are still firmly on the wall . Great invention. Worth every penny as it made my DIY skills so easy

Ive used these to fit up a shelf and to secure a skate board to the wall. But every now and then i get one that fails and the tip snaps off. Which then creats a creator in the wall and means the next one i use in that same hole will not be as snug as it would if been if the first didnt fail. These are pretty easy to use though and only require a screw driver and a sturdy hand to twist them in.

The screws included saved me some time messing through my many boxes of screws for the right size. Installation is simple enough, drill a hole, use a screwdriver to drive the plug in and then attach your item to the wall using the included screws. It took 10 minutes to fit two towel holders in a bathroom. The quality is great there were no problems with the anchors or the screws. I would like to see better quality steel screws preferably but the ones included did the job. The anchors are a lot more secure in the plasterboard wall than the plastic wall plugs. They are somewhat more expensive than plastic wall plugs but the extra security and weight capability is worth the additional cost to have things fastened properly with peace of mind. I paid £6.95 for 20 and I think that's a competitive price for these and am happy with my purchase.

Easy to use. The ends are not strong and will break, so not the "no drill" ones they are advertised as. But after drilling a 4mm hole in the plasterboard, I was able to "screw" the fixings in just by using the same Philips screwdriver that I also later used for the screws. And I made sure they were flush on the wall. I used them to put up this rack of coat hooks https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hooks-Stainless-Steel-Mounted-Clothes/dp/B08KHCDBY3 as the fittings didn't look very sturdy. And as they have 15 hooks on each rack, I figured that could end up having quite a bit of weight on it. Pleased they were suitable.

Great fixings

They do the job but tend to snap. Have to then go fish out the metal end that snaps off. Don't chuck the ones that break, use a drill bit to make a small hole all the way through, then use the broken piece and it should still work as normal. Pain but means none are waster.

Sizegood for screwing into soft boards for wall hangings