KURUI Self Drilling Drywall Anchors, 200PCs Picture Hanging Kit for Picture Frame,Curtain Rods,Art Hanging, 100PCs #6 Heavy Duty Metal Dry Wall Anchors 100PCs #8 Plastic Self Tapping Drywall Hangers

The KURUI #8 Self Drilling Drywall Anchors are an absolute game-changer for anyone looking to mount shelf brackets or other fixtures. This 140-piece set, which includes wall anchors and screws, has proven to be incredibly reliable and versatile for a variety of projects around the house.One of the standout features of these drywall anchors is their self-drilling design. Unlike traditional anchors that require pre-drilling, these make installation quick and easy. The self-drilling tips penetrate drywall smoothly, ensuring a tight and secure fit. This feature not only saves time but also makes the process hassle-free, especially for those who might not be as experienced with DIY projects.The quality of the materials used in these anchors is top-notch. The anchors are made from durable plastic that doesn’t break or crack under pressure, and the screws are crafted from high-quality metal that resists rust and corrosion. This robust construction gives me confidence that anything I mount will stay securely in place for the long haul.The kit's assortment of 140 pieces provides plenty of anchors and screws for multiple projects. Whether I’m hanging heavy-duty shelves, curtain rods, or picture frames, these anchors hold up impressively well. I've tested them with various weights and they consistently provide a strong hold, preventing any slippage or damage to the drywall.Another feature I appreciate is the clear instructions included in the package. They guide you step-by-step through the installation process, ensuring that even beginners can achieve a professional finish. The anchors and screws fit together perfectly, creating a seamless installation experience.Additionally, the compact storage case that comes with the kit is a nice touch. It keeps all the pieces organized and easily accessible, preventing any loss of small parts. The case is sturdy and portable, making it convenient to carry around the house as I tackle different projects.In conclusion, the KURUI #8 Self Drilling Drywall Anchors are an excellent investment for anyone in need of reliable and easy-to-use mounting hardware. They’ve exceeded my expectations in terms of quality, durability, and performance. I highly recommend this product to DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike. It’s a five-star kit that delivers outstanding results every time!

Best Drywall anchors, super easy to use and sturdy

I hate putting holes in my walls to hang things but if you have to, these work.

The self drilling aspect wasn't that great, so I ended up drilling the old school way.

These are perfect for my house decorating needs. The drywall in my home falls apart easily when you drill a hole, these are perfect for holding up pictures, mirrors, curtains and other such.

love these. makes hanging things way less of a hassle.

I am so impressed with this product. I don’t need to pre-drill holes or anything like before. Works amazing with my power tools and I can mount everything within 30 seconds instead of minutes.There are some that have broken off halfway in - possibly too forceful or just a stronger wall. But i just saw off the excess and it still anchors perfectly.I replace everything that comes in the box with these. Mirrors/hand towel racks/shelves etc.By the way - to avoid pre drilling, just make a hole in the spot you want to mount with your screwdriver or drillbit. You just need to apply so pressure against the drywall and form a divot or full hole if you want. From there I just apply pressure with the anchor using my drill and slowly start drilling it in. It'll usually catch and start drilling easily. It's pretty accurate and very forgiving. Oddly strong too.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. The point of having self tapping anchors is to not have to drill pilot holes. I tired inserting these without a pilot hole, and with a pilot hole. Unfortunately, even with a pilot hole, the plastic in these is too soft to screw them in all the way before it strips. This is the second one I’ve had to back out with a pair of pliers. The only good thing I can say is that there is no expansion lock to prevent removing them from the drywall. Thank goodness for that. Total waste of money.