TOGGLER Toggle TA Hollow Door Anchors, Polypropylene Heavy Duty, Fits #8–#12 Screws, 1/8"–1/4" Grip Range, 124 lbs Grip in 1/4" Plywood, Made in USA (Pack of 100 Screws not Included)

I HIGHLY recommend this product if you need to hang anything on a hollow interior door in your home as they work phenomenal and are extremely easy to install, you definitely don’t want to use a “wall anchor”, as these anchors are specifically for hollow doors. I purchased this item to hang hooks that will hold heavy bathrobes and towels on the back of my bathroom door, plus these anchors are very easy to install into the hollow door and they hold a lot of weight. Make sure you don’t lose the red tool (shown in picture) because that’s the only way you can get the anchor to open once you install it into the hollow door. Once you hang your item on the hook or whatever it is that you install, you will be very happy with the end result. I definitely recommend this product versus hanging wall anchors on a hollow door and having the item you hung fall, leaving a hole in your hollow door, eliminating a lot of frustration. These anchors are also a great value for the money. I included pictures of the anchor itself as well as the hook I installed using the anchors, well worth the money!!

Never had used this particular item before but it sure works. I’ve used it on the pantry door to hold the spice rack I purchased with no problems. Drill the hole and you’re in business.

These work great for kayak hulls.

Worked out great for my door. The red key didn't go in like the directions say so I had to just chance it and screw in a screw to open it up. Thankfully it worked out.

Excellent kit for repairing/replacing a towel rod mounted on a hollow door. Worked like a charm - very sturdy, nice to have that towel bar available again! Quick and easy to install. Highly recommend, high quality.

My bathroom is small and there is no place to hang a towel except on the bathroom door. I installed a towel rack along time ago, but one day I accidentally ripped it off the wall because I forgot it was barely secure there. I keep getting so mad because it keep falling off and I keep putting it back up and it would work for a little while and then fall down again. This kit saved my bacon and my sanity. I ordered this kit, to once and for all, securely fasten my towel rack to my door. It took me a min to realize I needed to fold the white clip in on itself (push the center towards the screw hole). Other wise it’s was easy to install. They give you 5 pieces, if your like me you’ll lose one while trying to install and still be alright. This does require a drill and a specific drill bit size to make the necessary holes to hang it.

If you own an older RV like our 2010 camper trailer you probably already know, or will soon find out, that time and road vibration cause screws to release their hold on the 1/8" thick paneling used in most RVs. Once pulled out, the screws no longer have any holding power left as they create a larger hole in the paneling. These fantastic little plastic anchors are the perfect remedy and eliminate the need to drill new holes. Just drill out the old hole to 5/16", insert the anchor and you are almost done. In our camper the original screws just barely extend about 1/4" into the paneling. With these anchors, you will most likely need slightly longer screws to achieve a decent grip. Square hole cabinet screws were used in our camper and likely many other RVs. Cabinet screws are available in several lengths. I chose 1.5 in. which was 0.5 in. longer than the original ones. Cabinet screws come as fine thread for hardwood and course thread for plywood/softwood. I had course on hand and they worked fine. I did also drill out the trim boards to 5/32" to allow the screws to rotate within the trim pieces and allow you to "feel" when screw has anchored itself. I wanted to match the screw head color with the originals since I would not be replacing all the screws on this long piece. I could not find an exact color spray paint for the bronze color of the originals. I experimented with different spray paint colors and found painting the heads with black first, allowing them to dry to touch and then spraying with a light coat of Rustoleum 248637 Metallic Vintage Copper produced a satisfactory match for bronze. If you are stumped by how to collapse the anchor wings be sure to view the video on the product description. Be aware these anchors come in different widths depending on the material being anchored (paneling vs drywall vs concrete block, etc.). You need the 1/8-1/4" plastic toggle. Happy Camping!

Works great on hollow core doors. Hold well.

Excellent for hanging ironing board off Hollow core door, tried an alternative brand first and they lasted 2 weeks, bought these and they're still holding strong, easy to install, recommended drill size worked perfectly and worth every penny.

Bei meinem Wohnwagen waren die Rückleuchten im Leuchtenträger (Stoßstange) mit 4 Schrauben befestigt, welche nur durch Löcher im Kunststoff geschraubt wurden. Nun waren mit der Zeit fast alle Löcher zu groß und die Schrauben konnten nicht angezogen werden. Zusätzlich habe ich mir eine Rückleuchten-Seite weg gerissen. Also musste eine Lösung her. Erster Gedanke war Hohlraumdübel. Die gängigen brauchten aber ein dickeres Material, damit sie halten. Die Stoßstange ist aber nur 2,2 mm dick. Nach langer Suche bin ich bei diesem Produkt gelandet und finde es perfekt für meine Anwendung. Ich kann die Rückleuchten jetzt wieder fest in der Stoßstange befestigen und muss keine Angst haben sie zu verlieren.

These wall anchors are perfect for installingRV lights, the ceiling in RV’s are quite thin. Therefore as soon as you remove a screw, and try to replace it, the screw has nothing to grip. These anchors work perfect for this application.

Worked great and instal was a breeze.

Need a slightly bigger hole than other brand I tried and the red plunger supplied was not effective. However I found carefully and slowly tightening the screw spread the butterfly and they certainly feel a much more secure fastening.