Simpson Strong-Tie FT18250R100 3/16" FlipToggle Anchor with 2-1/2" Bolt 100ct

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie FT18250R100 3/16' FlipToggle Anchor with 2-1/2' Bolt 100ct
Brand: Simpson Strong-Tie
SKU: 525352
Price: 49.99 USD
Rating: 9.4 (44 reviews)

$ 49.99

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Based on 44 ratings

Satisfaction

9.51

Delivery

9.04

Customer service

9.02

Value for money

9.59

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Product Description

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For easier insertion and flipping, a new one-strap design has been introduced.

Ideal for all hollow wall thicknesses up to 3" (75mm).

A half-inch hole is required.

It's quick and simple to set up.

Sagging fixtures are no longer a possibility.

Questions & Answers

I'd like some clarification because it says 100 count but also says 10 items. What is the actual number of pieces included?

Definitely 100 percent. There are 100 anchors and bolts on the structure.

What kind of bolts are we talking about here? Phillips flat bolts are exactly what I'm looking for. ?

The bolt should have a diameter of 3/16" and a thread count of 24.

Is it possible to use 4mm screws with these wall anchors?

We cannot recommend using the 4mm metric bolts in place of the 3/16" diameter bolts because the anchors have only been tested with the bolts that come with them.

Are these reusable or do they fall inside the wall when unscrewed/removed?

Yes and no. They're reusable in the sense that once they're inserted into a hole in the wall, the machine screw that screws into them can be removed and reinserted as many times as you want without losing any parts or realigning the hole. The answer is no if you want to remove the unit mechanism from one hole and put it in another.

Selected User Reviews For Simpson Strong-Tie FT18250R100 3/16" FlipToggle Anchor with 2-1/2" Bolt 100ct

These have become some of my new favorites

5/5

We recently purchased a brand-new home. These items do not include towel bars, curtain rods, TP holders, coat racks, or any other accessories. I used these for all of the projects listed above, as well as others. They're great for putting things where you want them without having to worry about finding a stud (which isn't always the case). I went out and bought another box of 100 because I had used so many. I'm even using them to help with closet shelving (to support the ends of shelving where a stud isn't available; of course, my shelf brackets go into a stud where one is available). I would strongly suggest it. br>br>Attention: br>br>Disclaimer: Due to user error, I broke about 4 out of my first box. First, if the holes are close together, it is recommended that you drill both holes at the same time to avoid accidentally drilling out the first toggle you inserted. Second, if your holes are close to a stud, you may need to use a drywall anchor for one and this for the other (if they are close together) because the toggle will need to be vertical and will block the other hole (drill the second hole smaller for the drywall anchor).

Kaden Durham

| Jul 04, 2021

So far, everything has gone well

5/5

These were incredibly simple to set up. I used to be able to hang a wall bed. Because I only had metal studs, I used a lot of them, which made the project go much more smoothly once I got them.