Value Collection 38530 Plastic Plug Wall Anchor 200 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 38530 is a plastic plug-style hollow wall anchor designed for fastening into drywall, wallboard, and concrete or masonry surfaces. Each anchor measures 3/16 inches in diameter and 7/8 inches in overall length, and accepts a number 8 to 10 screw. With a maximum load capacity of 520 pounds, this anchor provides a reliable mechanical hold in hollow wall cavities. This pack contains 200 anchors, making it a practical supply for contractors, maintenance technicians, and installers who regularly work with drywall and wall-mounted fixtures.

This anchor is suited for light commercial and residential applications where fasteners must be set into hollow drywall or wallboard without access to a stud. It also performs in concrete and masonry substrates when paired with an appropriate screw. Typical use cases include mounting electrical boxes, brackets, signage, shelving, and conduit supports in finished wall assemblies. The plug design expands behind the wall face as the screw is driven, distributing load across a larger contact area.

Key Features

• Maximum load capacity of 520 pounds for secure hollow-wall fastening
• Accepts number 8 to 10 screws for versatile fastener compatibility
• 3/16 inches diameter by 7/8 inches OAL fits standard drywall thicknesses
• Compatible with drywall, wallboard, concrete, and masonry substrates
• Plastic construction resists corrosion in typical interior environments
• Pack of 200 anchors supports high-volume installation work

Compatibility

Designed for use in drywall and wallboard hollow wall assemblies as well as concrete and masonry surfaces. Compatible with number 8 to 10 screws.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, or general contractors during fixture or bracket mounting. Drill a pilot hole sized to match the anchor diameter before insertion. Drive the screw fully to expand the plug body against the back of the wall surface. Do not overtighten, as excessive torque can collapse the anchor or strip the wall material.