Expand from both sides for full contact with your hole's walls; also known as double expansion anchors

Your go-to for suspending conduit, lighting, and pipe overhead

The traditional, economical choice for mounting lightweight switches, cameras, and clocks into drywall

Require minimal installation depth for use in thin cinder block and hollow core panels

Remove the bolt to adjust, move, or replace components

Skip having to drill a hole

Get the strength of a toggle anchor without having to drill a hole first

Create a secure connection with a finished look

The rounded head and strong grip prevent unwanted removal

Tap in like a nail—no need to drill a hole or clean up after installation

Expand in four directions for greater pull-out strengths than double expansion anchors

With the highest pull-out strengths, adhesive keeps anchors from loosening

Our highest-strength drywall anchors to secure pegboards, grab bars, and sinks

Install in wet concrete to fasten everything from signposts to support beams

Pair with lag screws to secure heavy wood structures like beams and joists

An economical choice for mounting lightweight switches, cameras, and clocks in block and brick

A step up from a nail for securing lightweight signs, screens, and panels

Mount lightweight signs and control panels

The mesh grips adhesive to secure screws or threaded rods in hollow block and brick

Install with the twist of a nut—no adhesive or special tools required

Remove the bolt to adjust, move, or replace components

Keep a variety of reusable anchor sizes and lengths on hand

Repeatedly remove the bolt without affecting the anchor

Similar strength to standard double expansion anchors but only need 75% of the installation depth

The sleeve expands to secure machinery, railings, and framing in walls and floors

Create a threaded-stud connection without having to drill a hole

Create threaded-stud connections to install standoffs for mounting signs or panels

Create secure threaded-stud connections in hollow walls and ceilings

The toggle locks in place behind your wall to prevent pullout better than our plug anchors

Embed in hollow walls and ceilings to create a secure connection for screws or threaded rods

Keep a variety of toggle bolt anchor sizes and lengths on hand

Classic toggle anchors for securing handrails, cabinets, and shelving

Secure heavy machinery with constant motion so it won’t shake loose

Secure heavy machinery with constant motion so it won’t shake loose

Wedge in place to secure junction boxes, safety railings, and beams in floors

Strengthen the connection between steel framing and concrete; also known as Nelson studs