Furniture Anchors (10 Pack) for Baby Proofing, Furniture Straps Anti Tip Furniture Anchor Securing 400 lbs/Keep Baby Pet Safety from Falling Furniture, Metal White Earthquake Straps

These do exactly what they say they will do: they anchor furniture to the wall and are strong. I anchored my daughters dresser to the wall and pulled on it myself pretty hard and it stayed in place without ripping the screws out. So I know if I can pull on it with a moderate amount of strength and it stays in place, then my 18 month old daughter definitely cant move it. The one thing to note though, is that I drilled the anchors directly into studs, so I didnt use this or test with the drywall anchors that it came with. Personally I wouldnt recommend using them, just because drywall anchors are never as safe and sturdy as drilling straight into a stud.

I like that it came fast and is exactly as described and what I wanted.

The long screws provided with this anchor are not appropriate in either style or size. They are drywall screws, and you need wood or machine screws to go into the wall anchors. A small amount of force is more than enough to pull these from the wall. Do not order this set unless you replace the wall anchors and screws.

Era lo que yo necesitaba quedó perfecto

I installed these on dressers and my entertainment center. I did used two for each items, seems safer than the straps. I had pulled on the items strapped to the wall, I recommend everyone do a safety test of anything. I’m very happy it was easy to install, I’m not all that handy lol.

I lightly tugged on the metal ring with two fingers and it immediately snapped. It appeared that the wire was crimped onto the threads for the screw rather than being truly attached. Im very glad I tested before I trusted it. Not so glad I spent money on it.

Easy to install and seems to be pretty sturdy.

These straps a heavy duty. I gave them a tug and my dresser didn’t move at all. Very easy to install.

Easy to install. I like the wire connectors and seems secure!

If you have small children or some will be visiting you, dont hesitate and act now. For their sake and your peace of mind. These were really easy to install. My house is 64 years old, the walls are plaster or stucco apparently on drywall. I followed the instructions which were easy to understand. Drilled the proper size holes, inserted the anchors provided in the wall, and fastened the brackets with screws provided. I used two pairs and looped the wire twice on the wall end, just because I had enough slack. This is a 7 ft. tall curio cabinet with glass panels and mirrors. The cabinet is wood so only needed to start a hole then attach the other bracket with the wood screws provided. These are extremely solid, and they are so economical compared to what they have at the local home DIY megagiant store. They charge for ONE set what I bought TEN sets for. Do not settle for plastic. These are metal, well-made and look good too. Although mine are completely hidden. Their customer service is great too, they replied quickly to my questions. The brown wire you see in my photos is an electrical cord for the cabinet lights.