Furniture Anchors (10 Pack) 2022 Upgraded Furniture Straps for Baby Proofing, Secure 400 Pound Furniture Prevent Falling Anti Tip Earthquake Straps for Child Safety
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Kathryn
17-11-2024Easy to install and safe
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Tina S
> 3 dayEasy to use and install
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Alina
> 3 dayEverything you need is included, dry wall anchors, appropriate lengths of screws for furniture and wall, etc. As easy to install as possible (let’s face it, it’s not fun to anchor furniture). Each set holds up to 200lbs…I used two for each bookshelf just to be over the top extra safe. Ordering more for dressers.
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WackyWickliffes
> 3 dayWe initially threw away the anchors that came with our cube storage. I never thought wed stack them, and they were secure enough. For our cheap closet redo, I really needed something sturdy to secure these to the wall. While I had a bit of trial and error to secure the anchors to the wall, it was easy enough for this tired momma to get done! I just needed a drill and hammer. For the shelf on top, I marked the right spot with a white chalk marker to get it lined up properly. One of my favorite things is that it doesnt have to be complete precise to work well! I really was worried about these being secure enough to prevent the top shelf from coming down on my boys. That top shelf is not going anywhere! My husband even pulled at it to make it sure it stayed in place! I installed the same day I got them. Would buy again. Great product.
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A. Sisk
> 3 dayWe bought this to anchor a bookshelf to the wall in my daughters room. It was very easy to install and is very strong! We pulled on the bookshelf and it didn’t budge. It also comes with drywall anchors which is awesome!
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Diana and Chris
> 3 dayThe anchors are durable and easy to install IF installing to a wall stud. However, the one major flaw is that if you need install to drywall using the anchors it comes with, the long screws will be too narrow for the anchors. The screws spin freely and dont fully tighten the bracket to the wall. Fortunately I had my own screws to make sure the bracket is tight and flush against the wall. This effectively makes the product useless if you need to use the anchors and dont have extra screws.
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Sleeplessnashadow
> 3 dayMy prior experience with these cables has been they are unreliable. Refer to the pics by others here. I intended on replacing them with zip ties. First thing out of the packaging my fingers encountered the metal spikes (shown in the pic) left when they cut the metal. Then painted over them. These metal spikes will cut your fingers. Im filing them off and repainting the ends. Far too much involved in correcting what the manufacturer should have corrected.
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Ryan F
> 3 dayThe wall anchors for this product are terrible. If you are going to use these then buy better wall anchors. I would advise buying a different product all together. Additional note I did not drill the holes to large for the wall anchors to work. I ended up using better wall anchors and screws.
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Roger
> 3 dayI used these to hold up some light bookshelves from Ikea. They seem very sturdy in drywall with the included anchors (studs were not located where the bookshelves were going). They held up in small (3.4) earthquake recently, and I think theyll be fine in a larger earthquake considering the fact that my bookshelves are not very heavy. Note: if you plan to drill into a stud as some people are recommending, then you will need to use a different size drill bit than noted in the instructions since that bit is sized for the anchor.
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beecher
> 3 dayI have used these on furniture and for anchoring storage racks to the wall and they worked fantastic for both use cases. I would highly recommend it