TOGGLER Toggle TA Hollow-Door Anchor, Polypropylene, Made in US,1/8" to 1/4" Grip Range, For #8 to #12 Fastener Sizes (Pack of 100)

Perfect for installing a heavy mirror on a crappy builder grade door! Used these for holes w/ French cleats and everything is nice and secure. Thank you

Wonderful. Easy to use. I use them in hollow-core doors in our house. Previous failed attempts to hang towel or robe hooks and bars resulted in multiple screw holes and wood damage. They seem a little on the high priced side, but they save a lot of aggravation so are completely worth it. You will need to drill a pretty size-able hole in your door to get these going, 5/16”. Again, no with that either.

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!

They work great for those cheap hollow white doors that most American homes have for some reason. The hole you have to drill is a lot bigger than I would have wanted just to fit the thing in though, and they are screwing you over charging $8 for only a 5 pack. For that price it should be at least a dozen or more.

hollow doors suck and i had put a rack to hold robes etc.. in my bathroom door and eventually it came off. I tried a few different anchors but these were perfect and the rack is on there super tight. Can't go wrong for the price.

I needed to attach a towel hanger that could support some weight on the back of my hollow door and these anchors worked perfectly

Watch the video on YouTube about how to use these anchors. The instructions on the package are almost impossible to read, and what you will be looking for is what to do with the red “key” that comes with the anchors. The video makes it crystal clear. Frankly, I’m not sure a straightened paperclip won’t work better than the tiny plastic key, nor am I even convinced the red key is needed at all. I broke one red key off in the anchor, which had zero effect on driving the screw in to set the anchor. The other key worked as shown in the video, but then I dropped it on the carpet somewhere and it’s MIA. But, these are really excellent anchors for attaching a relatively heavy object to a hollow core door. So much so that I’m going to use the anchors to hang a guitar on a closet door. No, the door won’t be opened and the guitar crushed.

Just what I needed to anchor something to a hollow core door! I ordered some hanging spice racks that I wanted to put on the inside of my pantry door. The hardware that came with the spice racks wasn’t quite what I needed (dry wall anchors), and after a little bit of wiggling the racks would come out of the anchors - no good!I found these on Amazon & gave them a try. Perfect! It took some trial and error to figure out what size hole I needed to drill, but eventually got there. They hold everything snugly and even after a lot of jiggling & pulling on the racks getting things in and out I have zero concerns about the shelves coming loose.