It's made of plastic and has wings like the toggle bolt.

Once inserted, toggle bolts cannot be removed without losing the wings inside the wall.

The track is fairly easy to install (use toggle bolts, two to three feet apart).

Didn't you ever hear of a toggle bolt?

If they will not, use toggle bolts or other hollow-wall fasteners.

On walls made of hollow concrete block, use toggle bolts that grip from behind.

Where the cabinet does not rest against studs, use toggle bolts as fasteners.

When installing toggle bolts, the bolt must be passed through the standard before the wings are attached.

Mark the ceiling for the track and then install it with toggle bolts or other fasteners.

The strongest are toggle bolts, which can also be used with hollow masonry-block walls.

The plastic wings grip almost as well as a metal toggle bolt.

It used a toggle bolt similar to the one Borchardt later adapted to pistols.

Drill hole into plaster/peg board and use two toggle bolts (not included).

If you have hollow plasterboard walls, use an expansion-type toggle bolt.

The standard hollow-wall fastener is called a toggle bolt.

Toggle bolts are generally used for heavier loads, since the opened wings spread the load over a larger area.

Stronger than expansion anchors and also better suited to plaster walls are toggle bolts.

Even stronger than expansion anchors are toggle bolts.

As such, these Toggle bolts are used to "support items like mirrors, framed artwork, and towel racks."

Have you got any toggle bolts?

As in a traditional home, depending on the weight of the picture, you can hang it from the drywall with toggle bolts or hangers.

Toggle bolts are less convenient than expansion anchors because the bolt cannot be removed without losing the wings inside the wall.

The strongest type are toggle bolts.

To install a toggle bolt, drill a hole through the wall large enough for the folded wings to pass through.

There's a panel, and there's four toggle bolts.