Powers Fastening Innovations 02275 Wall-Dog - 1/4-Inch by 1-1/2-Inch Zinc Pan Head Light Duty Anchor, 100 Per Box

First things first. Must set the clutch at like 3 or 5.. Start low work your way up one click at a time. These screws hold like if drilled into a stud if done properly.

It may not look like it, but these are much better than nylon anchors in drywall. I was suspicious at first, but after using these, I will never go back to the traditional anchors.

We use the crap out of these for light duty drywall anchoring. Super easy to use. Just make sure you try and not over tighten or you will break it loose. Use a hand screwdriver or a low power screw gun like a 4v. Skip the 18v power drill.

Wall Dogs are the best anchors I have found for attaching to odd or weak substrates. They grab and hold extremely well.

I was told by a fellow this was good for brick only to find out he was misguided. Avoid for brick.

These are OK, not great. They are super-convenient for certain fastening tasks, but they are not as reliable as other drywall anchors. They also don't do well at all if you encounter a stud/rafter, and will strip out the drywall before digging into the wood. But they sure are fast and easy for light-duty tasks.

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Perfect for hanging wall fixtures.