LuBanSir Furniture Anchors, 6 Pack Furniture Wall Anchor Straps for Dresser, Shelves, Bookcase Anti-Tip Safety
Key features
- •Furniture anchors can help to keep your furniture safe, but most importantly, keep your baby safe. Install them on furniture in your house, and help prevent your climbing kids from accidentally tipping things over
- •Easy to install: Use the hardware components included in the package, and easy to install with a screwdriver or drill driver. Anti-tipping anchors are detachable if you need to clean behind furniture or remove furniture
- •Manufactured with nylon materials and stitching. The design of the hook and loop surface makes the straps easy to peel and stick application, which is more sturdy and durable
- •The wall anchors for furniture can be widely used for all kinds of furniture which may cause an unnecessary incident to toddlers. Suitable for bookcases, cupboards, dressers, wardrobes, baby doors, and other furniture
- •Each package includes 6 pack baby safety wall anchors, 6 pack screws, 6 pack expansion nails plugs
LuBanSir Furniture Anchors, 6 Pack Furniture Wall Anchor Straps for Dresser, Shelves, Bookcase Anti-Tip Safety
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Customer Reviews
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Good stability, low profile
E. Spaulding✓ Verified Purchase•September 9, 2023
These were easy to install, though I used my own screws and anchors as the ones that came with the product were not that robust. The adhesive also needed to be weighted for a couple weeks to really form a good attachment (I put heavy books on the straps), but it's been three months now since I attached them and they've stayed secured. I placed them at the top of two tall cabinets and they are not visible.
Easy and serves the purpose
Roger Razerking✓ Verified Purchase•September 2, 2023
It's really easy to Install and holds by 7 feet tall bookshelves in place. The velcro is high quality. Used it around the house on 4 bookshelves.
Seem to be good wall anchors
Book Lover✓ Verified Purchase•August 15, 2023
I just bought a 36" x 18" x 72" metal cabinet and it had to be anchored to the wall. I had to use something like this because I need to leave the cabinet out away from the wall because of a light switch. These were the perfect solution. They're long enough to reach. I installed two of them, but both are screwed into studs. I didn't use plastic anchors. Plastic anchors are not going to hold a big, full cabinet like this and keep it from tipping forward. The cabinet isn't going anywhere screwed to the studs.
The Velcro on these straps is heavy duty and the adhesive that sticks to the top of the cabinet seems to be heavy duty too. Just make sure to wipe the top surface with alcohol and let it dry before you stick it down.
I really like these. They're handy to have - especially if you have children around.
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The Velcro on these straps is heavy duty and the adhesive that sticks to the top of the cabinet seems to be heavy duty too. Just make sure to wipe the top surface with alcohol and let it dry before you stick it down.
I really like these. They're handy to have - especially if you have children around.
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Did the job and easy to install?
deborah h✓ Verified Purchase•July 22, 2023
After moving a couple of inexpensive, 6 foot tall bookshelves, the shelves were teetering. I wanted to anchor them before I loaded them. These were easy to install to the wall with a screw and a drill. The top of the strap folds down and uses Velcro to attach to the top of the bookshelves. They are much safer now.
Clean the surface first
Patrick A. McCombs✓ Verified Purchase•June 15, 2023
Other anchor systems come with alcohol pads to clean the surface before placing the adhesive Velcro. These did not. Also, the drywall anchors seem rather small. I used a longer screw directly into a stud so it didn't matter. But I had to provide my own screws. The end result is fine.
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