Hangman Anti-Tip Kit to Prevent Furniture Falling-Steel (TK-400-2)

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2 packs out of 3 had pins (photo attached) that did not have holes drilled through them for securing the braided cable. Reached out to the company for support, no response thus far after 1 week. Ridiculous that the majority of the product is defective.

Best anti-tip anchor, hands down. I tried several before this and they were such a pain to install and remove. These are perfect, easy to install, and excellent quality.

The best anti furniture tip product on the market. Sometimes a challenge to install but works with very heavy pieces. Ive used it to anchor Crate and Barrell dressers and drawers which weigh over 200 lbs and Ive tested them and they dont tip. Ive used other systems that rip straight out of the wall or furniture.

As long as its saving kids lifes, it will always get 5 stars from me. Very easy to install and hold myself and my husband weight.

This is the rigbt thing if you want to Attach your furnichure to wall but also beed a space between ot and the wall

We feel a lot safer having this installed on our dresser and entertainment center.

We have this product installed to hold our 10ft tall appx 250lb cat tower against the wall. Every time our cat would run up it, it would shake. It doesn’t do that anymore. It’s very sturdy and in place. Great product!

Excellent customer service. One of the parts was defective so I emailed to let them know and two days later a replace piece was in my hands. Super easy to install. I did six in less than an hour.

This is a well-made product. My application is a tall and narrow glass curio cabinet that could easily be tipped a lateral force were to be applied. The cable is easily attached and disconnected from the brackets supplied to secure it to the wall and to the piece of furniture. This is done simply by pulling the spring key and then removing the pins that attache the cable end loops to the brackets. Once one has the furniture repositioned, reattaching to the flexible cables is just as easily accomplished. In both cases, the brackets used to secure the top or back of the furniture piece and to the wall have two mounting screws which appear to be adequate to the task. It is important that the wall bracket be screwed to a stud, so locating it with a stud finder or by some other method is essential. A hollow wall (drywall) anchor would not be sufficient to secure the device to the wall given the torque that might be created if the furniture piece would become unstable. Likewise, its important to anchor the other bracket to the furniture one is attempting to stabilize by attaching it to a strong component, not the flimsy plywood backing that is used on some furnishings. Common sense should always be observed, though its been my observation that good sense its so very common after all. Just exercise abundant caution when considering the locations with which to attach both ends of this device.