Self-Drilling Drywall Anchors (10 Products)

Display Qty Drive Type Finish Compatible Material Min. Material Thickness Max. Material Thickness Thread Length Thickness Pack Qty Price
25
Phillips
Plain
Drywall
3/8"
3/8"
-
3/8"
25
SGD 27.41
3300
Combination Slotted, Phillips
Plain
Drywall
-
-
1 1/2"
-
3300
SGD 1,263.55

Grip Range Display Qty Included Screw Included Finish Drill Bit Size Compatible Material Anchor Dia. Pack Qty Price
3/8" to 5/8"
100
No
Anchors
Zinc Plated
1/2"
Drywall
1/2"
100
SGD 77.41
3/8" to 1"
25
Yes
Anchors, Screws
Zinc Plated
1/2"
Drywall
1/2"
25
SGD 29.98
3/8" to 1"
1550
Yes
Anchors, Screws
Zinc Plated
1/2"
Drywall
1/2"
1550
SGD 2,327.27
3/8" to 1"
2500
No
Anchors
Zinc Plated
1/2"
Drywall
1/2"
2500
SGD 2,129.05

Display Qty Included Finish Compatible Material Color Screw Size Included Screw Length Included Head Type Pack Qty Price
100
PH Screw #6x1 1/4
Plain
Drywall
White
#8
1 1/4"
Round
100
SGD 34.69
100
PH Screw #8x1 1/4
Plain
Drywall
White
#8
1 1/4"
Round
100
SGD 31.16
2200
PH Screw #6x1-1/4
Plain
Drywall
White
#8
1 1/4"
Round
2200
SGD 855.55
2000
PH Screw #8x1 1/4
Plain
Drywall
White
#8
1 1/4"
Round
2000
SGD 813.14

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is the difference between self-drilling drywall anchors and hammer-in drywall anchors?

A. The main difference between self-drilling drywall anchors and hammer-in drywall anchors lies in their installation method. Self-drilling drywall anchors feature a sharp, self-tapping design that allows them to penetrate the drywall surface without the need for pre-drilling, making installation faster and more convenient. On the other hand, hammer-in drywall anchors require a hammer to be driven into the drywall, creating a pilot hole as they are inserted.

Q. What safety precautions should I take when using self-drilling drywall anchors?

A.

  • Always wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from flying debris during installation.
  • Be careful when handling self-drilling anchors, as they often have sharp tips. Avoid touching the tip directly and handle them with care to prevent injury.
  • Keep children and pets away from the installation area to prevent accidents. Ensure that the workspace is clear of clutter and obstructions.
  • When screwing the anchor into place, avoid over-tightening the screw, as this can damage the anchor or the drywall. Tighten the screw until the anchor is securely in place, but not excessively so.
  • After installation, test the stability of the anchor and the mounted object to ensure it is securely attached to the wall. Avoid placing heavy loads on the anchor until you are confident it is properly installed.

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