Furniture Anchors (10 Pack) for Baby Proofing, Furniture Straps Anti Tip Furniture Anchor Securing 400 lbs/Keep Baby Pet Safety from Falling Furniture, Metal White Earthquake Straps

These furniture anchors provide strong and secure protection to prevent heavy furniture from tipping over—essential for baby-proofing or pet safety. The metal straps feel durable, and they can hold up to 400 lbs of tension, giving me peace of mind.Installation is straightforward with the included hardware, though drilling is required. Once installed, they hold furniture firmly against the wall without being noticeable. The adjustable length is a nice touch, making it easy to fit different furniture sizes.Overall, a must-have safety item for homes with little ones—highly recommend for securing dressers, bookshelves, and cabinets!

Great product. Simple to install, cheap, sturdy.

Good product, you can screw it into a wall and into a cabinet and it still wiggles a little of course, but overall it keeps the cabinet from falling over.It's a good value for your money. The design is alright, I feel like there is a better solution to this, but for the money, it was great. The size is good too for a cabinet. We have not removed it yet, but overall it'll be easy to remove, as you just have to remove the screws.

Pretty easy to install and our furniture feels a lot more secure.

These are great and very high quality. I used one to support a bookcase and it seems to be working great. The materials used to design these devices is robust. I believe it's a steel cable with an aluminum bracket. Again, very confident that the se will work to stop my bookcase from tipping over.

These anchors were easy to install and work great! I trust them to keep my furniture from tipping over.

I chose this style of tip prevention because it is one of 2 styles approved and recommended by Consumer Reports. The design is logical and easy to use. I chose this particular product as it appeared that the steel cable was a bit longer than the others on Amazon, though I can’t recall if I ever found any actual measurement. My concern was that I would not be able to find a wall stud near enough to the part of my shelf that I needed or wanted to loop around, and I did not want to have to move my baker’s rack to an off-center position on the wall. The length of these cables is fine though of necessity they are short. If too long, the shelf or cabinet could gain quite a bit of momentum in a fall before the cable was tight enough to stop the fall. Might be too much momentum and cause the cable to fail. Fortunately, I also figured out that my concerns were really a non-issue. On my baker’s rack there are both vertical and horizontal pieces to which I could attach the cable. The horizontal pieces cross over multiple studs so the only issue was making sure the cable was long enough to go around the bracket and the bar on the bakers rack. These cables were plenty long enough. In fact, I doubled up with some to get twice the strength. Also, at least with my application I am sure that a decent drywall anchor to support the bracket and cable anchor would have been sufficient to prevent any tips. The threaded female piece on these cables is a little finicky in that the make and female parts have to be directly in line with one another. There is little or no play to compensate for a slight misalignment, which just means you’ll be twisting the female piece but going nowhere. That is not a complaint as I think the precise workmanship speaks well of the quality of the anchor.

Work well, easy to install. Make sure you find a stud in the wall!