L H Dottie Co FTG14 Flip Toggle Anchor Kit 1/4 Inch

Product Description

The L H DOTTIE CO FTG14 is a 1/4 inch flip toggle anchor kit sold as a single unit with screws included. Flip toggle anchors are hollow-wall fasteners designed to secure fixtures, equipment mounts, and brackets to drywall, plaster, and similar hollow substrates where a stud or solid backing is not available. The toggle arm folds flat for insertion through the drilled hole, then flips open behind the wall surface to distribute the load across a wide bearing area. This kit includes the toggle anchor and the mating machine screw, providing everything needed to complete the installation in one package.

Flip toggle kits at this 1/4 inch size are commonly used in light commercial and residential applications where trade professionals need a reliable hollow-wall anchor point. Typical install scenarios include mounting junction box brackets, light fixture supports, cable management hardware, and similar items to walls or ceilings where the cavity behind the surface cannot accept a lag or wood screw. Electricians, plumbers, and general contractors reach for this style of anchor when backing material is absent and load-bearing integrity is still required.

Key Features

• 1/4 inch toggle size for standard hollow-wall anchor applications
• Flip-style toggle arm folds flat for clean insertion into drilled hole
• Toggle arm opens behind wall surface to spread load and resist pull-through
• Includes mating screw — no separate hardware required
• Sold as a single kit, allowing quantity purchasing matched to job needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use hollow-wall fastener for 1/4 inch toggle anchor applications in drywall, plaster, and similar hollow-wall substrates.

Installation Notes

Drill a hole sized to match the folded toggle diameter before inserting the anchor — the 1/4 inch designation refers to the bolt size, not the required drill bit size; consult the manufacturer packaging for the correct hole diameter. Power down any circuits in the work area before drilling near electrical runs, and follow applicable NEC requirements when anchoring near wiring or panels. Insert the folded toggle through the hole, allow the arm to flip open behind the wall, then tighten the screw until the toggle seats firmly against the back surface — do not overtighten, as excessive torque can pull the toggle through thin drywall.