liberty safe & security prod 10915 TV Non-Branded Items, Steel Grey

These worked well for me - follow the directions, watch a couple of U tube videos-- a few things I learned are: drill the hole 3/8 inch a little deeper than the bolts length and make sure the holes are absolutely clean and empty of dust before putting the anchors in. To clean the holes out, I used a vacuum and compressed air to clean it all out. All four tightened easily and have a good firm hold. One word of caution: before drilling, look to make sure your foundation is not a post tension foundation (supposed to be stamped or labeled if it is) but drilling into those can be a really big problem....

I finally anchored my safe in my shed. The bolts work fine. Just a couple of suggestions. Use a 5” or 6” bit, even though these are 3” bolts. Also vacuum out the hole prior to installing. I did neither of the above and paid the price. All turned out fine in the end after a run to Lowes for a longer bit.

I thought this was a bolt but it is an all thread and nut. Really didn't protrude much so it all worked out as planned. Suggest you get a good quality bit and don't elongate the hole. Great value compared to the box store prices.

Was concerned after reading other reviews, installed bolt kit yesterday in my Franklin 50, no problems worked just fine, would recommend. I did use a dead blow hammer to install in hole so I wouldn't damage the bolt.

Garbage product, bolts easily strip, recommend buying concrete bolts instead.

I have a Liberty safe And these bolts are extremely secure easy to follow directions. I will buy again for my next safe.

I purchased them, read the directions, followed the directions, everything worked perfect!! Drill longer than the anchors, make sure you vacuum the holes out, and pound them in. Buy them you will not be disappointed.

Very easy too install as long as you clean the hole and grill just a little deeper.