TitanFixx hammer-in anchors grip the back of drywall for a secure, lasting hold, letting shelves, frames, and towel bars stay put without pulling the wall apart.
Tap the serrated zinc-plated steel nose through the panel with a hammer, then drive the M4 screw. As the screw threads in, the anchor body splits into four wings that expand behind the drywall, gripping the back instead of the paper coating.
With no drill, no pilot hole, and no drywall dust, this install method places load where it matters: behind the wall rather than in a hole.
The anchor and screw resist moisture thanks to a zinc finish, making them suitable for bathrooms, garages, and other damp spaces where mirrors, hooks, and shelves live.
Load is distributed across the back of the wall by four wings, forming a reliable grip that stays tight over time, unlike traditional plastic anchors that rely on the drywall hole alone.
How you use it: choose a kit, then install in three steps. 90 Kit = 180 anchors and screws, 180 Kit = 360, 360 Kit = 720. Each kit pairs anchors with matching M4 screws so you won’t run out.
Step 1: pick the kit that fits your project. Step 2: hold the anchor flush to the wall and tap it in until the head sits flat. Step 3: drive the M4 screw with a Phillips screwdriver; the wings spread behind the drywall to lock the anchor in place.
| TitanFixx Hammer-In Anchors | Plastic Screw-In Anchors | Screw Driven Straight Into Drywall |
|---|---|---|
| Hammer-In Install – No drill, no pilot hole, no dust | ❌ | ❌ |
| Metal Wings Grip Behind The Drywall – Load on steel, not on paper | ❌ | ❌ |
| Won't Spin or Strip Under Torque – Zinc-plated steel grip holds tight | ❌ | ❌ |