Value Collection NFC5231 Steel Toggle Bolt Wall Anchor

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION NFC5231 is a steel toggle bolt hollow wall anchor designed to fasten into drywall, plaster, hollow tile, and wallboard where solid backing is not available. The anchor features a zinc finish for corrosion resistance and a 1/4-inch screw diameter with a 3-inch overall length. It accepts slotted and Phillips drive tools, making it compatible with standard installation equipment. Rated for a maximum load capacity of 830 pounds, this anchor is built for demanding fastening applications in hollow wall construction. Licensed tradespeople and skilled installers use this anchor when securing heavy fixtures, brackets, or equipment to hollow wall assemblies.

The NFC5231 is suited for residential and commercial hollow wall installations. Typical applications include mounting electrical enclosures, conduit supports, brackets, and similar hardware to drywall, plaster, hollow tile, and wallboard surfaces where a stud or solid substrate is not accessible. The 830-pound load rating makes it appropriate for heavier fixture installations that standard plastic anchors cannot support.

Key Features

• 830 lb maximum load capacity for heavy-duty hollow wall fastening
• 1/4-inch screw diameter with 3-inch overall length
• Steel construction with zinc finish for corrosion resistance
• Slotted and Phillips drive compatibility for standard tooling
• Suitable for drywall, plaster, hollow tile, and wallboard substrates

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement toggle bolt anchor for use in hollow wall and hollow tile assemblies where a 1/4-inch toggle bolt fastener is specified.

Installation Notes

Toggle bolt anchors are typically installed by electricians, plumbers, or general tradespeople mounting hardware to hollow wall surfaces. Before installation, verify wall substrate type and confirm the anchor diameter and length are appropriate for wall thickness. Fold the toggle wings flat, thread through the drilled hole, and allow wings to spring open behind the wall before tightening. Do not overtighten, as excessive torque can damage the wall substrate or collapse the anchor.