Furniture Anchors (10 Pack) Anti Tip Furniture Straps for Baby Proofing, 400lbs Tension Earthquake Resistant Metal Straps, Furniture Wall Anchor Prevent Baby Pet from Falling Furniture

It works. What else can you say?

These were pretty straight forward and relatively easy to install. They seem sturdy although we havent tested it out. The only issue I have is that one of the wire cords has the wrong size male part for the female threading making it defective. So I basically cant use one of these unless I find another cord.

I haven’t installed yet but quality seems great and easy to install

Use these to anchor my tv to the fireplace mantle, wrapping the cord around the legs. These work perfect and didnt have to drill into brick fireplace.

We used these with tall, very heavy shelving units in our bathroom and child’s room. Easy to install, and provide very stable supports for units in high-traffic areas. Very happy with this product.

Tried to install them for a bookshelf. We found that the screws and mollies did not work together, wrong sizes. Because of this one small tug on the bookshelf and the screw came out of the wall! I was really hoping it would have worked but alas it did not.

I installed a few garage cabinets and at 5-feet tall they need to be anchored. These anchors were made of metal and fit the bill just in case and seem sturdy enough, though I havent tested them to their limit and just pulled on them to check strength. I can only hope they live up to their description. Not going to need all 400 lbs. of strength, but they seem they would easily keep my cabinets from tumbling.

I needed to secure a tall,6+ feet tall unit that holds all my quilting fabric. A little cumbersome to get everything lined up. The biggest challenge was looping the wire through enough times to keep it from wobbling and pitching forward . Still a bit of play but looks like it’s holding ok

I used these on my two-year-old son’s changing table since he likes to climb it now. He has never pulled the table off its feet, but I was still worried since he sleeps in a toddler bed now and can roam his room at night. Nevertheless, when I went to unfasten the wire so I could get something I dropped behind the table, I noticed that the connection was loose. It turns out that the screw on one end of the wire came completely unsoldered (assuming that’s how they connected those parts)! I attached a photo so you can see the tiny piece that came off the end of the wire. We also used these on our very tall, heavy bookshelves, so now I’m concerned that they won’t work if our child tries to climb those and they tip over. Luckily our son is past the phase of putting everything in his mouth, because the tiny, metal unsoldered piece could have really hurt him if he had found it and swallowed it!

Perfect and sturdy