L H Dottie Co NT14L Drywall Toggle Anchor 100 Pack

Product Description

The L H Dottie Co NT14L is a 1/2 inch drywall toggle anchor sold in a 100-piece pack, designed to provide secure fastening in hollow drywall and gypsum board applications. Toggle anchors of this type use a spring-loaded or folding wing mechanism that expands behind the wall surface once inserted, distributing load across a wider area than a standard screw alone. This fastener is a staple for electricians, drywall contractors, and general contractors who need reliable anchoring in wall cavities without access to a stud or backing material.

The NT14L is suited for residential and light commercial installations where fixtures, electrical boxes, junction box supports, conduit straps, or other hardware must be mounted to hollow drywall surfaces. The 100-piece pack format makes it practical for production work or service calls where multiple anchor points are required in a single job. This anchor type is commonly used in finished interior spaces where drilling through to a stud is not feasible.

Key Features

• 1/2 inch toggle anchor size for standard drywall applications
• 100-piece pack suitable for production and service work
• Expands behind wall surface to distribute fastening load
• Compatible with hollow drywall and gypsum board installations
• Consistent with fastener standards expected in commercial and residential interiors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-use toggle anchor for hollow drywall and gypsum board wall assemblies in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians, drywall contractors, or general construction trades. Before installing, verify the wall surface is drywall or gypsum board and that the cavity depth is sufficient for the toggle wings to expand fully. Drill the appropriate diameter hole per the anchor size, fold the wings, insert through the hole, and tighten the screw until the anchor seats firmly against the back face of the wall board. Do not overtighten, as excessive torque can crush the drywall surface and reduce holding strength.