Toofix Self Drilling Drywall Plastic Anchors with Screws Kit (20 Pack)

I live in a building that was built in the fifties or sixties. My shower curtain rod on one end got very loose and I tried to glue it back, but that failed miserably. I found the Toofix Self Drilling Drywall Anchor Kit on Amazon while looking to find a fix that was easy. The white wall anchor was much stronger than I anticipated and was easy to install (if the hole is a little too loose, you can get the WetNFix discs designed for crumbly walls (to make a more secure fit, which I also bought and used.) It only took about 10 minutes to install. Now my shower curtain rod is sturdily in place. I recommend the Toofix Self Drilling Drywall Anchor Kit...it's quick and easy.♥

Super easy to use and holds just enough weight

They work very well.

Works fine if you pre-drill. Package doesn't say anything about pre-drilling so I didn't and it made a huge mess. I had 3 stuck and broken in the drywall, one did go through fine and took the screw okay. I had to take those 3 out, damaging the drywall a little bit and use bigger anchors to use the same spot in the drywall. I had to write with sharpie "MUST PRE-DRILL" on the package.

The media could not be loaded.  These are very easy to install. I just hammered it into the wall to get it stable and then I use a screwdriver to complete the process. After this screw was in I hung the plaque on it. The Cross weighs about 8 pounds, maybe more. It's solid wood. But it's only about an inch thick overall. In length it's about 24 in. I was able to hang this and remove it several times on the screw and while it's still in the wall, it's shifting. I'm going to hang a lighter cross on this one and try to use a different anchor elsewhere you mount the large Cross.