Furniture Anchors (10 Pack) Anti Tip Furniture Straps for Baby Proofing, 400lbs Tension Earthquake Resistant Metal Straps, Furniture Wall Anchor Prevent Baby Pet from Falling Furniture

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These anchors are very ready to use! Seems like very good quality metal

It was hard to wrap the wire with the dresser in place. I had to use a sliptie to make it sturdy, couldnt wrap the wire twice as needed.

Great product! I’d been looking around for good wall anchors for my curio cabinet and these looked to be the sturdiest on the market and wow they work great! Fairly easy to install and lots of extras in case you lose parts

After screwing in the screws that came with the anchors I could pull them out by hand. Had to buy fatter screw foe them to grip to the provided wall anchors and it worked fine. I am worried that people who anchor furniture with the screws provided will have a false sense of security. You should probably remove this product from Amazon until you have corrected the issue

It works. What else can you say?

I purchased these to secure bookshelves to a wall so they would not tip over. I anchored them to wall studs and the frame of the cases and all is well. The braided wire cables are sturdy and should last.

Had my husband install one on the top of each side of our baby girl’s double dresser. She is 25lbs and has started pulling the drawers out on the top trying to pull up on them to stand on her tip toes. These 2 straps have made the dresser not even rock when she does it, even though it isnt but a few seconds for me to get her to let go. My daughter ultimately pulled the anchor out by trying to squeeze between the dresser and the wall. Please only use if you can anchor to a wall!

I really wanted to like these anchors, but have two things that ultimately made me very “meh” about them. First, the drywall anchors they have are awfully flimsy for something that’s supposed to hold furniture to the wall. I tried different (stronger) ones but they ended up being too close together because of how close the holes are on the tiny piece is that attaches to the wall. So that’s not ideal. Second, the metal “cord” loop basically makes it kinda wobbly. So if what you’re worried about is someone bumping something and knocking the piece over, you’re probably safe. If you’re worried about your 4-year old twins climbing up it or a 7.0 earthquake, I’d get something different.

One of those purchases where you get exactly what you hoped for. The only thing that would be better is if it was easier to adjust the length of the wires - you can daisy chain them together, but besides that and looping them extra times, theres no adjustment. Still, with good planning and measuring, thats really a non-issue.