Brackit Plasterboard Fixing 88 Piece Wall Anchor Setting Tool Kit - in Carry Case with Instructions – for Cavity, Drywall & and Wall Mounting Includes Wall Hooks

Brilliant kit for the money. This is the best tool and fixings for plasterboard, wood etc. Quick and very strong method for mounting all sorts of shelfs, cabinets, storage, etc.Good selection of fixings in kit. The tool is sturdy and is easy to use. A must have for anyone into DIY. Recommended

Works perfectly. The anchors are really good, the set includes several hooks, the case is compact but everything fits. The clamp gun works well and easy. I renovated a whole wall in minutes. Overall I think it's a 5/5, considering also the price which is very competitive.

The setting tool appears to be fairly robust (although others have had issues) and certainly works very well. It makes fitting this type of wall anchor securely in plasterboard very easy. Far simpler than trying to do it by just tightening the screw in the anchor.The kit comes in a handy box with a good selection of different sized anchors and some extra fittings. The anchors are not the best quality steel, but have worked for me so far.The instruction leaflet is quite clear but there are also a number of helpful videos available online.

My stud walls were awful and would not hold standard wall plugs for plasterboard stud walls. I was able to use the anchors in the holes I already created for the plastic plugs. I was skeptical however, this tool really did the job. Job was done in seconds (holes already there)I used it for the wall brackets for new radiator covers, they hold securely. Easy to use, highly recommend.

Marvellous invention, really good anchorage on plaster board walls.

Anchor gun good but enclosed anchor screws no use. Once installed if you screw the screws too tight into fixing they break poor quality fixings. No use especially if your fitting a TV bracket.

These do exactly what they're meant to.I'm a DIY novice living in a new build. Everything is plaster board! I've tried utilising screw in type wall plugs before, but they are absolutely useless. This is a far better solution that's worked for me every time!I drilled an 8mm hole and simply pushed the wall plug in. I then unscrewed the screw leaving about an inch gap from the head to the wall plug and used the tool to expand the joint. You can then take the screw out and screw whatever you need to attach with ease.I found the results to be VERY sturdy, I've hung lights and attached cupboards to walls with these with no issues.You get a lot in the box. It will last me a LONG time, which is great value for money. Do not waste your money on the plastic or metal drill in wall plugs, you'll save time, your walls and your patience using these!

After a initial fail, i soon got the hang of them, work excellent, the gun included is a fab bit of kit, which helps no end , i would say this is definately a useful addition and easy to use .