Description
Metal Hollow Wall Anchors, Drywall Anchors with Screws, Molly Bolts and Gypsum Board Anchor
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Curtain rods hold on hollow walls: these hollow wall anchors expand during installation for strong load capacity and safety
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Rust and corrosion stay out: galvanized carbon steel makes each drywall anchor rust-proof and corrosion-resistant
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Screws drive in without a fight: smooth, burr-free molly bolts with deep threads and even pitch give uniform force and good tightening strength
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One fixing for more than one wall: this gypsum board anchor suits drywall, hollow tiles, gypsum and tiles
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Done in four steps: drill a hole, insert the anchor, pull the screw head so it expands, then reinsert the screw and tighten it
You want to hang a curtain rod on a hollow wall and need the fixing to hold. These drywall anchors with screws expand during installation for strong load capacity and safety, and six sizes let you match them to various hollow walls.
Forged through multiple processes with strict control of each production step, these metal drywall anchors in galvanized carbon steel have a shiny, rust-proof, corrosion-resistant surface. Working as expansion anchors, the hollow wall expansion screws are smooth, burr-free, tight and durable, and their deep threads give uniform force. They suit drywall, hollow tiles, gypsum and tiles, for hanging curtain rods and more in your daily life.
Why choose Vepine
Hollow Wall Anchors
| Feature |
Vepine |
Others |
| Expands during installation for strong hold |
✓ |
Varies |
| Rust-proof, corrosion-resistant galvanized steel |
✓ |
Varies |
| Smooth, burr-free finish with deep threads |
✓ |
Rougher |
| Six sizes for various hollow walls |
✓ |
1 size |
| Suits drywall, hollow tiles, gypsum and tiles |
✓ |
Varies |
| 30-day easy returns |
✓ |
Varies |
Key Features
Why these anchors grip and last:
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Overall Smooth: Strong load capacity and safety come from anchors that expand as you install them, and the expansion screws have a smooth, burr-free finish, a tight fit and a durable, well-crafted build.
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Forging Process: Multiple forging processes with strict control of each production step give a shiny screw surface in rust-proof, corrosion-resistant galvanized carbon steel.
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Deep Threads: Deeply cut threads with an even pitch and clear lines spread the force evenly, so each screw tightens firmly in use.
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Various Sizes: Different sizes are available for most walls, so you can choose the screw size that suits various hollow walls.
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Wide Range of Applications: Hang curtain rods and more with one fixing, whether the surface is drywall, hollow tiles, gypsum or tiles.
Specifications
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Surface finish: Galvanized
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Materials: Galvanized Carbon Steel
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Sizes: M4*32, M4*60, M5*52, M5*65, M6*52, M6*65
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Quantity: 20PCS per size, or 6 sizes in a pack of 120
Package Includes:
- M4*32 (20PCS)
- M4*60 (20PCS)
- M5*52 (20PCS)
- M6*52 (20PCS)
- M5*65 (20PCS)
- M6*65 (20PCS)
- 6 sizes in a pack of 120
How to Use
- Drill a hole in the wall first.
- Push the hollow wall anchor into the hole.
- Hold the screw head with the tool and pull it out, and the anchor expands.
- Take the clamp off the screw position, put the screw back in and tighten it.
Right for you if
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✓You hang curtain rods on hollow walls — the anchors expand for strong load capacity and safety
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✓Your walls are drywall or gypsum — suits drywall, hollow tiles, gypsum and tiles
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✓You need more than one size — six sizes from M4*32 to M6*65
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✓You worry about rust — galvanized carbon steel, rust-proof and corrosion-resistant
If two or more of these sound like you, this is the one.
FAQs
Q: Which walls are these hollow wall anchors for?
A: They suit drywall, hollow tiles, gypsum and tiles, for hanging curtain rods and more.
Q: How do I install them?
A: Drill a hole, insert the anchor, hold the screw head with the tool and pull it out so the anchor expands, then remove the clamp, reinsert the screw and tighten it.
Q: Which sizes are offered?
A: Six sizes: M4*32, M4*60, M5*52, M5*65, M6*52 and M6*65, each in a pack of 20 pieces, or all 6 sizes in a pack of 120.
Q: What are the anchors made of?
A: Galvanized carbon steel, which is rust-proof and corrosion-resistant.
Q: Are the screws easy to tighten?
A: Yes, deep threads and an even pitch give uniform force and good tightening strength.
