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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise these anchors for exceptional holding power and reliability in concrete and brick applications. Most highlight the strong, long-lasting grip for heavy loads like shelves and handrails, with many noting the sleeve design prevents slippage. Installation is widely described as straightforward and fast using a hammer drill and properly sized hole. A few users encountered tight fitting or minor consistency issues, but these were rare and often tied to technique. Overall, reviewers consider these anchors dependable and superior to alternatives.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Bad metal
Would Not RecommendI been doing construction for 30 years. I do not use sleeve anchors everyday, but have used them enough over the years to have an opinion on them. I have never had the nuts twist of when tightiening them. I have had the concrete blow out or crack, or they just failed to grab as you tighten them. But that was do to old brittle brick or concrete. These are made with very poor metal. So if you do not want to keep drilling holes just to have them snap as you tighten them, do not get them.
Solid Product
Would RecommendGreat buy at a reasonable price. Others are up to three times the cost of this item, but this one works well and CB has held down my pergola without issue. A must buy!
From 1_SLASH_2-in x 3-in Sleeve Anchors 10-Pack Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Holds well, even when you don't want it to.
Would RecommendRecently used this piece to anchor into concrete. One instance had my girlfriend accidentily do one touch of the hammer before I put the bracket we were fixing to it in. It wouldn't come out, at all. They work super well.
From 1_SLASH_2-in x 3-in Sleeve Anchors 10-Pack Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Some work, some don’t.
Would Not RecommendThese fasteners were used to hold down a baseplate connector for steel building walls. After drilling the correctly sized holes and inserting the fasteners as indicated by the instructions, the expander bolts were tightened. On about half, the gripping sleeves pulled up out of the hole without locking into the drilled hole walls. The sleeves were crushed by contact with the washer under the nut, rendering that anchor scrap. Find another sleeve anchor system and go with that, not this brand.