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How to install Ramset Superwall mate toggle anchors?

Hi there

I've bought some of these wall toggles but the install is constantly failing

Ramset Super Wallmate Toggle Anchor - 10 Pack - Bunnings Australia

I'm drilling a 3mm pilot hole then using a hand screw driver for the anchor. When I add the screws to the anchor they are just sliding straight into the anchor and spin without grabbing anything. If I try and remove the anchor from the wall it seems that the toggle has opened as I can't pull them out but the screw is doing nothing at all. I'm using them for shelving. I have one bracket into a stud but there's no stud where I need bracket number 2.

Help will be greatly appreciated.

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AlanM52

Hi @TarynW,

First thing is check one by hand, hold the fastener in one hand and rotate until the toggle falls 90 degrees.

Hold that position and with the other hand insert the screw, does it push through the nut without gripping anything.

I can't recall any fastener pack that was supplied with the wrong screws so check with the team guys ( @MitchellMc, @Jason, @JacobZ ) if you need to return them.

Yeah I know... you need to extract the other fasteners in the wall so try this.
Extract toggle bolt..jpg

Using something like a knitting needle push the toggle to the end of the slot.

Grab the fastener with long nosed pliers (Arrows) and slowly turn and... you should get to a point where the toggle is closed and the fastener can be pulled out. Let us know how it works out...

Cheers

JacobZ

Hi @TarynW,

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is wonderful to have you with us.

While the Ramset Super Wallmate Toggle Anchors are solid, they can run into issues if there is stuff inside the wall cavity, such as insulation, that can affect the toggle's rotation or the thread's engagement. Unfortunately, without being able to look inside the wall, it is impossible to know what is going on.

I'd suggest using @AlanM52's technique, using something long and thin like a knitting needle or piece of wire to push the toggle to the end, where you can hopefully get it to rotate back so it can be pulled out, or in the best-case scenario, engage the threads.

If you can't get it to engage, and you can get it out, then you can certainly return them and replace them with a different style of anchor, such as the Ramset Nylon WallMate Plasterboard Anchor With Screws, which actually has a higher weight rating.

Give Alan's method a try and see how you go. If you have no luck, we can certainly assist further.

Jacob

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