Key Features of Toggle Bolt Anchors:
Toggling Mechanism:
The anchor has an expanding, hinged wing or toggle that folds flat to fit through a drilled hole.
Once inserted into the wall cavity, the toggle expands and locks into place behind the wall material.
Threaded Bolt:
A threaded bolt runs through the center of the toggle anchor.
This allows an item to be screwed directly into the anchor, securely fastening it to the wall.
Versatility:
Toggle bolts are commonly used to hang shelves, mirrors, cabinets, and other moderately heavy items on hollow walls, drywall, and plaster.
They provide a stronger hold compared to traditional wall anchors or drywall screws alone.
Easy Installation:
Toggle bolts only require a small pilot hole to be drilled.
The folded toggle is inserted through the hole, then expands and locks into place behind the wall.
The threaded bolt can then be screwed in to secure the item being mounted.
Key Benefits:
Strong holding power for hollow walls and drywall
Distribute weight across a larger surface area
Reusable - the toggle can be removed and reinstalled
Relatively easy and quick installation process
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