Toggles like these are so much easier and stronger than the "anchors" that punch-in or screw-into the drywall or other mounting surface. Those end up chipping away/eating the material and still don't hold even HALF as strong as these toggles. One tip though. When you're pre-screwing the screw through the toggle just before you insert it into the wall (as shown in Amazon's picture), ensure you've screwed it completely through the toggle and it's little wire springs (again, as shown in Amazon's picture). If you don't screw it in past those little springs, the anchor can sometimes get caught up and twisted once inside the wall. At this time, it refuses to deploy properly, tighten up properly or really even unscrew properly so you can fix it. Years ago before I learned this, I cursed at these toggles several times. But once I realized you have to screw the screw completely through the toggle before folding it down and shoving it through the wall, life has been perfect. If you've got the money, the zip version of these is even nicer. Search the term "Zip Toggle". VERY VERY easy to use, but spendy.