Toggle Bolt — Hollow Wall Heavy Suspension
A toggle bolt has a spring-loaded wing (toggle) that folds flat to pass through a hole, then springs open behind the wall. As the bolt is tightened, the toggle pulls against the back of the wall, creating high pull-out resistance in hollow constructions.
Specifications
| Forms | Standard toggle (machine screw + spring wing), Snap-toggle (plastic strap + metal channel) |
|---|---|
| Bolt Size | M3 – M10 (#6 – 3/8") |
| Wall Thickness | Suitable for hollow walls; minimum cavity required |
| Material | Zinc-plated steel, Stainless |
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a standard toggle and a snap-toggle?
Standard toggle: the spring wing must be threaded onto the bolt before insertion, and falls into the cavity if the bolt is removed. Snap-toggle: a plastic strap holds the metal channel against the back of the wall — the bolt can be removed and reinstalled without dropping the toggle into the cavity. Snap-toggles are generally easier to install in finished walls but slightly more expensive.
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