Drive Wall Anchors

DRIVE WALL ANCHOR 1/8DS

$37.99

SKU: H370033

Primarily used in drywall, the Drive Wall Anchor is a medium duty fastener for use in drywall, plaster and tile. The tip has a drive point to pierce drywall easily; no pre-drilling is required. The two prongs on the head of the shell, prevent the anchor from rotating during expansion. When the anchor is fully expanded, spider-like legs draw tightly against the backside of the wall. Once the body of the anchor is installed, the screw can be changed without disrupting the anchor.

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Primarily used in drywall, the Drive Wall Anchor is a medium duty fastener for use in drywall, plaster and tile. The tip has a drive point to pierce drywall easily; no pre-drilling is required. The two prongs on the head of the shell, prevent the anchor from rotating during expansion. When the anchor is fully expanded, spider-like legs draw tightly against the backside of the wall. Once the body of the anchor is installed, the screw can be changed without disrupting the anchor.

DRIVE WALL ANCHOR 1/8DLS

$43.99

SKU: H370036

Primarily used in drywall, the Drive Wall Anchor is a medium duty fastener for use in drywall, plaster and tile. The tip has a drive point to pierce drywall easily; no pre-drilling is required. The two prongs on the head of the shell, prevent the anchor from rotating during expansion. When the anchor is fully expanded, spider-like legs draw tightly against the backside of the wall. Once the body of the anchor is installed, the screw can be changed without disrupting the anchor.

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Primarily used in drywall, the Drive Wall Anchor is a medium duty fastener for use in drywall, plaster and tile. The tip has a drive point to pierce drywall easily; no pre-drilling is required. The two prongs on the head of the shell, prevent the anchor from rotating during expansion. When the anchor is fully expanded, spider-like legs draw tightly against the backside of the wall. Once the body of the anchor is installed, the screw can be changed without disrupting the anchor.