fischer DuoPower Universal Wall Anchors for Fastenings in Concrete, Brick, Drywall and Wood, (100, Old, 3/16" x 1") (50, 5/16" x 1 5/8", Old Version)

These worked perfectly on thick ceramic wall tile for grab bars. Tough plastic design that locks in the hole super tight with absolutely no spinning. Great product, the only ones I will purchase from now on. Very pleased.

I use plastic anchors all of the time in my job and it’s so nice to find such a great product. Blows away all of my other anchors and it is the only one I am using from now on.

Worked perfectly on my block house

Worked very well on a tiled bathroom wall where a stud was not available.

I used these to anchor porch rails to concrete and they really provide a strong hold. The screws are quite long (2 5/8 inches), and extend about 13/16 or 7/8 of an inch beyond the end of the anchor. The anchor and screws worked well in 6 inch concrete, but might be too long in some applications. The anchor will work with # 8, #10, and #12 screws as indicated on the anchor. The screws should be at least 1 3/4 inches in length. These anchors are way better than the typical plastic anchor. I rate the anchors 5 stars, but the box was broken up and the anchors and screws were inside the shipping bag. Luckily, I was able to salvage the box with some packaging tape which prevented from storing the anchors and screws in a Ziploc bag.

I bought these to mount the control module of a salt pool chlorine generator to brick. I don't know how much the control module weighs but its fairly heavy. Drilling the holes without a hammer drill was the hard part but now that its up, it feels solid as a rock. That's four plugs, now I just need a use for the other 46 of them. I would not hesitate to use these again.

I've only used these anchors a couple of times, but so far I'm impressed, I was able to mount a sunshade into an exterior stucco wall with these and there was zero play once everything was tightened down. they also seem to work extremely well in drywall, I recently hung a towel rack with fischer plugs and it felt very solid when finished. I have no doubt they would work well as medium duty anchors for brick or concrete too.

Worked good in plaster walls.