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Cobra DrillerToggle Drywall Anchor - 1/4-in Dia x 3 L - 4 Per Pack - Bolts Included
Article #0484398
Model #367R
Format 1/4"x3"xPK/4
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Warranty
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Description
Use these heavy-duty, Cobra drywall anchors for simple installation and holding strength. One pack has four anchors. The self-drilling drywall anchors with screws are 1/4 in dia x 2 3/4 in L. Their silver finish makes them rust proof and long lasting. The nylon toggle anchors have a maximum capacity of 110 lb.
- Fast and easy to install
- No pre-drilling
- All you need is a screwdriver
- Extra strong holding power
- Includes a bolt
- Totally rust proof
- Product applications: curtains, flat screen TVs, kitchen cabinets, shelving
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Product specifications
Warranty
None
Application Strength
Heavy-duty
Color/Finish Family
Silver
Diameter Measurement
Assorted diameter
For Use with Brick
No
For Use with Concrete Block
No
For Use with Drywall
Yes
For Use with Plaster
No
For Use with Solid Concrete
No
For Use with Tile
No
For Use with Wood
No
Length Measurement
2-3/4-in
Manufacturer Color/Finish
White and silver
Material
Nylon
Maximum Weight Capacity(kg)
49.896
Maximum Weight Capacity(lbs.)
110
Package Quantity
4
Screws Included
Yes
Self-Drilling
Yes
Sub-Brand
N/A
Type
Standard
Use Location
Hollow wall
Cobra DrillerToggle Drywall Anchor - 1/4-in Dia x 3 L - 4 Per Pack - Bolts Included is rated
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Rated 4 out of
5
by
Josh123 from
I like it but should include bolt
I drilled pilot holes and they didn't snap. Used #3 philips screwdriver and was gentle - the reviews here scared me. But I wish these came with the matching bolts or at least a strong message that they're sold separate. Pain to find them on this website
Date published: 2021-01-14
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Johnnynine from
They strip out....
I bought a pair of these because they use a 1/4" thread. Hard to find, but the plastic body is too soft. Maybe they should be zinc or aluminum. The socket that accepts the bolt/screw strips out immediately with any torque/force. I switched to a lever/small screwdriver to get it in 3/4 of the way....then switched to a short self threading machine screw that was doing fine until the body of the anchor snapped. A waste of $6.00
Date published: 2020-09-17