Furniture Straps (10 Pack) Baby Proofing Anti Tip Furniture Anchors Kit, Cabinet Wall Anchors Protect Toddler and Pet from Falling Furniture, Adjustable Child Safety Straps Earthquake Resistant

Easy to install when using power tools. I would recommend using better wall anchors.

Anchored a dresser and a TV. Installation was fairly easy. The pictures made them look a bit bigger than they actually were. I ended up installing 2 anchors for the dresser because I questioned the sturdiness. It uses zip ties and I had to string 4 of them together to anchor the Tv. It would’ve been nice to have a few longer zip ties. All in all, I’m pretty confident in the product. I hope I don’t have to ever find out otherwise.

Used to adhere heavy bookcase. I used 6 of these instead of 2 because they didn’t feel heavy duty enough. They were easy to install. Beware when installing into drywall.

Great Product

I was optimistic about these as they dont look that strong but I am so glad to admit I am wrong, these have saved my very adventurous 2 year old many times, he is a constant climber and the units have all stayed in place now they are anchored to the walls

Very sturdy! Absolutely worth the time to install if your have a walking baby or a baby that pulls up on things!

So overall, excellent idea for a product. Downsides are they don’t explain what size drill bit to use which caused a lot of frustration when trying to put the anchor in the wall. If you use the wrong size drill bit the anchor will just bend and smoosh instead of going in when hammered. The other downside is the zip ties. They have the release option which seems to just release whenever they are pulled on, which is the opposite of what we want them to do when we have children. Ended up using my own zip ties to actually anchor the bookshelf to the wall. Great idea if given proper instructions and product.

This kit is very easy to install and very sturdy. So much easier than the the cloth belts we had used in the past.

Ease of installation

I was sceptical when I saw the supposed 132 lb load test that was done on plastic straps - and my point was proven when I tested it for load after installing it. I am not a body builder, and I was able to break it after trying showing my son how secure his furniture is in his room. With a red face I ended up replacing it with another unit in the box. In addition, the drywall plugs provided will not even withstand 5 lb of load. I ended up replacing that with 75 lb drywall plugs from Home Depot, which did the trick. However, it still didn’t help the plastic straps from breaking a fairly small amount of pull. It may be not a bad product but by no means was it “rigorously tested endures 132 lbf vertical pull” and “scientific and safe”. Next time I will rather stick with proper science and go for the metal / steel products.