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

I actually used these to secure down my outdoor sectional to my deck. I live in a very windy area & I was tired of things blowing away. They have worked perfectly, even had at 55mph gust and nothing budged! Very happy!

Brackets are smaller than expected about 2” long and ½” wide. I could not get the metal loop to connect into a circle. My manual dexterity wasn’t up to the challenge. I also feel that because the metal is a specific length and to hold properly it should be spaced a specific distance from second bracket. The instructions do not say. The instructions also want you to replace the metal strap every two years. Who will remember to do that? Anyway, I used zip ties and they work great.

My husband purchased and installed this furniture anchor to secure a dresser in my toddlers room. To test it out I pulled using my fingers and the lock slipped out. The wire is sturdy but the locking mechanism separates with a little bit of pressure. We tried resetting it and tightening it, but the same results.

We purchased these to attach bookshelves and an armoire to the wall for child-proofing the house. If you have small children that might climb on furniture, this offers extra security. I have heard of people using these in earthquake prone areas as well. They are simple to install and can be easily removed as needed.

I haven’t installed yet but quality seems great and easy to install

The instructions are written in horribly broken English. These aren’t typos—these are critical mistakes that render the instructions unreadable. That is unacceptable for a product which requires accurate installation in order to work. This product is savvily marketed; if they have money for that, they have money to hire an editor to fix the instructions.

This product was exactly as it was described! It is super easy to install and we feel confident that it will keep our little one safe from any accidental tip overs. We would definitely purchase again!!

Threads act like they are engaging, but if you actually pull on it they come apart. I only learned this when moving my sons dresser from one location to another and now need to replace all of these.

Tried to install them for a bookshelf. We found that the screws and mollies did not work together, wrong sizes. Because of this one small tug on the bookshelf and the screw came out of the wall! I was really hoping it would have worked but alas it did not.

I installed a few garage cabinets and at 5-feet tall they need to be anchored. These anchors were made of metal and fit the bill just in case and seem sturdy enough, though I havent tested them to their limit and just pulled on them to check strength. I can only hope they live up to their description. Not going to need all 400 lbs. of strength, but they seem they would easily keep my cabinets from tumbling.