
KURUI Metal Self-Drilling Drywall Anchor Kit 180 Pcs
- Fastener Type: Extended
- Material Type: Alloy Steel
- Screw Head Style: Flat
- Item Shape: Round
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A hammer-in metal drywall anchor kit built for speed and light patching, with enough pieces and screw sizes to cover most rooms in a house.
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ASIN: B0FLCKT47FModel: WA180GCategory: Drywall Anchors
Overview
This 180-piece KURUI kit swaps nylon for all-metal anchors that hammer straight into drywall, no drill or screwdriver needed to set them. It includes 90 self-drilling anchors and 90 flat head wood screws in assorted sizes for frames, clocks, mirrors and small shelves.
Where a nylon anchor kit is driven with a screwdriver, this metal version is built to be tapped in with a hammer, no drill and no pilot hole. Metal construction is the main upgrade over plastic, and the listing also claims an easier-to-patch hole when the anchor is later pulled out, a detail that matters more to renters than raw pull strength. No weight rating is given, so treat it as suited to frames and light fixtures rather than anything you'd plan around an exact number for.
- 180-piece kit: 90 anchors, 90 screws
- All-metal self-drilling drywall anchor
- Installs by hammering in, no drill needed
- Designed to leave a smaller hole when removed
Who it's for
Anyone hanging clocks, frames, mirrors or small shelves on drywall who wants a hammer-in anchor instead of a screwdriver job. Also worth a look for renters who care about leaving a small, patchable hole.
Pros and cons
- Hammers in, no drill or screwdriver needed
- All-metal build vs plastic or nylon
- 90 anchors plus 90 assorted screws
- Smaller hole when removed, easier to patch
- No weight rating stated in the listing
- Hammer installation is less precise than screwing in
Performance notes
The anchor's threads bite into drywall as it is tapped in with a hammer, so no drilling and no screwdriver work is needed to set it. A flat head screw then drives into the anchor body to lock the fixture in place. Metal construction is what lets the anchor be backed out and removed with a smaller hole than a plastic expansion anchor typically leaves.
Specifications
| Brand | Kurui |
|---|---|
| Model | WA180G |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item Dimensions | 8.3 × 7.3 × 0.7 inches |
| Size Name | 4*1",4*1-3/16",4*1-3/8",4*1-9/16" |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Color | Gold |
| Finish Types | Gold Galvanized |
| Included components | |
| Number of Pieces | 180 |
| Unit Count | 180 |
| Other details | |
| Fastener Type | Extended |
| Screw Head Style | Flat |
| Item Shape | Round |
| Number Of Items | 180 |
| Part Number | WA180G |
| Set Name | 180-Piece Set |
Frequently asked questions
Do these KURUI metal anchors need a drill?
No, they are designed to be tapped directly into drywall with a hammer, without a drill or a pilot hole.
What comes in the 180-piece set?
90 self-drilling metal anchors and 90 flat head wood screws in a range of sizes.
How much weight will these hold?
The listing does not give a specific weight rating, so they are best suited to lighter items like frames, clocks and mirrors.