Drywall Anchor

A type of anchor that expands in the hole as the screw is driven in.

Bolt with a loop for connecting a hook or securing a cable.

A clip used for fastening fishing lines securely.

Used to distribute load of a screw or bolt over a larger area.

Metal connector for reinforcing roof and wall connections.

Designed for fastening into masonry surfaces without needing anchors.

Brackets for reinforcing joints in wooden structures.

Staples used with a nail gun for strong fastening.

Lightweight anchor suitable for light-duty applications.

Includes various sizes of rivets for permanent fastening.

A set of various anchors designed for different surfaces.

Screw with a hook for hanging items securely on walls.

Screw that drills its own hole; ideal for quick installations.

Heavy-duty screws for fastening wood or metal applications.

Heavy-duty anchor designed for use in hollow walls.

Plastic or metal plug used to hold screws in the wall more securely.

A screw specifically designed for fastening wood materials together.

A strong adhesive designed for securing anchors in various surfaces.

Used to secure the ends of belts or straps in various applications.

Used to attach doors to cabinets with a smooth pivot.

Flexible fastener for bundling or securing cables together.

Special screw designed for use on trim or casing woodwork.

Nails that can be doubled over for secure fastening without the need for additional hardware.

Specialty nail designed for use in concrete surfaces.

Cylindrical rod used for aligning and joining parts together.