User Manual

What they don’t tell you....
Actually a big hassle and clumsy to install:
cuts fingers—no easy-to-use pull ring
made like a toy—cap slips off in box or in hand
none for bolts bigger than 1/4" diameter
not
available with metric threads—TOGGLER
BRAND has M5, M6, M8, and M10
not
available in stainless steel—all TOGGLER
BRAND available in 300 series stainless steel
What this means to you...
Pierced metal on axis of pull substantially
weakens KapToggle fastener, and
misaligned or bumped bolt pushes metal channel
off plastic straps—can’t use a screw gun.
Larger hole means weaker holding—TOGGLER
BRAND
outholds KapToggle fasteners by as much
as 2.5 times (published results).
Won’t work in ceilings, or when channel faces
wrong way when inserted into wall (see Figure 2).
Non-flush seating of metal channel prevents bolt
from seating properly in threaded hole of
KapToggle channel.
KapToggle
®
Hollow Wall Fasteners
3
Spalling—not flush
Bolt cannot seat
Figure 2
Figure 1
Single-pivot
attachment
Straps don’t align
channel easily
Non-ergonomic tab
What they tell you...
"The strongest, hassle-free way to hang almost
anything on hollow surfaces, such as sheetrock,
cinder block, metal, fiberglass, panelled walls and
ceilings."
What they don’t tell you...
Single-pivot attachment of plastic straps to metal
channel directly in line with axis of pull v. stronger
off-axis double-pivot TOGGLER attachment.
1/4" KapToggle fastener needs a hole 25% bigger
than same size TOGGLER
BRAND.
KapToggle is a gravity toggle (see Figure 1)—
does
NOT
spring into place automatically.
Spalling, a stud or debris prevent KapToggle’s
metal channel from seating flush against rear of
wall—cannot easily control channel’s position
behind wall.
Gravity toggle