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Which Drywall Anchor is Best? Let's find out! - Project Farm (17:10)
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nice test. I mean, I can use this info tomorrow - hows that for real world impact? :-)
wish he had rated ease/damage of non-failure removal.
Personally I use the vinyl ones (left most in the thumbnail) for almost all common tasks. They spread a little when the screw goes in unlike the metal ones. I use the butterfly toggles for bigger jobs
In my usage of a lot of these, not many are easy to remove. When using anchors, I'm assuming I'm going to be repairing a quarter sized hole if I ever need to remove them.
I prefer toggle bolts since I'm used to them, high weight load and easy to break and retry a mounting.