Spring toggles are a type of heavy-duty anchor used to secure objects to hollow walls, such as plasterboard or drywall. They are particularly useful for overhead applications but can also be used for fixing items like radiators or handrails.
Here’s how they work:
Installation: A hole is drilled into the wall, and the spring toggle, which has wings that fold back, is inserted through the hole.
Expansion: Once inside the cavity, the wings spring open, creating a strong anchor point behind the wall.
Securing: The screw is then tightened, pulling the wings firmly against the back of the wall, securing the object in place.
Spring toggles are available in various sizes and materials, often zinc-coated for extra durability. They are a reliable choice for securing heavy items to hollow walls.
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