Wall anchor

1. A wall anchor, comprising:

a wing manually urgeable through a substrate, the wing including an elongate main member having a substantially planar top surface, opposite elongate side edges and a leading edge, and opposing elongate sidewalls respectively attached to the opposing elongate side edges of the main member;

a cutting element to cut through substrate material upon the manual urging, the cutting element including a main member cutting element having a substantially planar top surface that is obtusely angled relative to the main member top surface and attached to the leading edge of the main member;

a strap assembly rotatably coupled to the wing and configured to be manually gripped and pulled upon to thereby urge the wing against the substrate; and

a cap disposed to be movable along the strap assembly, respective engagements of a fastening member with the wing and the cap being sufficient to draw the wing and the cap toward one another.

2. The wall anchor according to claim 1 , wherein the wing has a u-shaped configuration.

3. The wall anchor according to claim 2 , wherein the wing is engageable with the fastening member at the main member.

4. The wall anchor according to claim 1 , wherein the cutting element further comprises sidewall cutting elements respectively attached to each of the sidewalls, the sidewall cutting elements each extending beyond the leading edge of the main member in an elongate dimension of the main member.

5. The wall anchor according to claim 4 , wherein the sidewall cutting elements are substantially triangular and respectively extend in parallel with planes of the sidewalls.

6. The wall anchor according to claim 4 , wherein the main member cutting element is substantially triangular.

7. The wall anchor according to claim 4 , wherein the main member cutting element is longer than the sidewall cutting elements as measured from the leading edge of the main member.

8. The wall anchor according to claim 4 , wherein distal ends of the sidewall cutting elements and the main member cutting element are disposed in substantial near-alignment in an elongate dimension of the main member.

9. The wall anchor according to claim 1 , wherein the strap assembly comprises:

a handle at a distal end thereof; and

steps to permit cap movement in a first direction and to inhibit cap movement in a second direction.

10. The wall anchor according to claim 1 , wherein the cap comprises:

a hub at which the cap is engageable with the member;

a guide disposed at a periphery of the hub, through which the strap assembly is slideable; and

a flange disposed at a periphery of the hub or the guide, which is mateable with a substrate surface.

11. A wall anchor, comprising:

a wing manually urgeable through a substrate, the wing including an elongate main member formed to define a first portion, which is engageable with a fastening member, and opposing elongate sidewalls, the main member having a substantially planar top surface, opposing elongate side edges to which the opposing sidewalls are respectively attached and a leading edge;

a cutting element to cut through substrate material upon the manual urging, the cutting element including a main member cutting element having a substantially planar top surface that is obtusely angled relative to the main member top surface and attached to the leading edge of the main member;

a strap assembly rotatably coupled to the wing and configured to be manually gripped and pulled upon to thereby urge the wing against the substrate; and

a cap disposed to be movable along the strap assembly and formed to define a second portion, which is engageable with the fastening member, respective engagements of the member with the first and second portions being sufficient to draw the wing and the cap toward one another.

12. The wall anchor according to claim 11 , wherein the wing has a u-shaped configuration.

13. The wall anchor according to claim 12 , wherein the cutting element further comprises sidewall cutting elements respectively attached to each of the sidewalls, the sidewall cutting elements each extending beyond the leading edge of the main member in an elongate dimension of the main member.

14. The wall anchor according to claim 13 , wherein the sidewall cutting elements are substantially triangular and respectively extend in parallel with planes of the sidewalls, and

the main member cutting element is substantially triangular and longer than the sidewall cutting elements as measured from the leading edge of the main member.

15. The wall anchor according to claim 13 , wherein distal ends of the sidewall cutting elements and the main member cutting element are disposed in substantial near-alignment in an elongate dimension of the main member.

16. A wall anchor, comprising:

a wing manually urgeable through a substrate from a first side thereof to a second side thereof, the wing including an elongate main member formed to define a first portion, which is engageable with a fastening member, and opposing elongate sidewalls, the main member having a substantially planar top surface, opposing elongate side edges to which the opposing sidewalls are respectively attached and a leading edge;

a cutting element to cut through substrate material upon the manual urging, the cutting element including a main member cutting element having a substantially planar top surface that is obtusely angled relative to the main member top surface and attached to the leading edge of the main member;

a strap assembly rotatably coupled to the wing and configured to be manually gripped and pulled upon to thereby urge the wing against the second side of the substrate following the urging of the wing through the substrate from the first to the second side thereof; and

a cap disposed to be movable along the strap assembly and formed to define a second portion, which is engageable with the fastening member, respective engagements of the member with the first and second portions being sufficient to draw the wing and the cap toward one another.

17. The wall anchor according to claim 16 , wherein the wing has a u-shaped configuration.

18. The wall anchor according to claim 17 , wherein the cutting element further comprises sidewall cutting elements respectively attached to each of the sidewalls, the sidewall cutting elements each extending beyond the leading edge of the main member in an elongate dimension of the main member.

19. The wall anchor according to claim 18 , wherein the sidewall cutting elements are substantially triangular and respectively extend in parallel with planes of the sidewalls, and

the main member cutting element is substantially triangular and longer than the sidewall cutting elements as measured from the leading edge of the main member.

20. The wall anchor according to claim 18 , wherein distal ends of the sidewall cutting elements and the main member cutting element are disposed in substantial near-alignment in an elongate dimension of the main member.

21. The wall anchor according to claim 1 , wherein the strap assembly comprises a first strap coupled to each of the sidewalls and a second strap coupled to each of the sidewalls.

22. The wall anchor according to claim 11 , wherein the strap assembly comprises a first strap coupled to each of the sidewalls and a second strap coupled to each of the sidewalls.

23. The wall anchor according to claim 16 , wherein the strap assembly comprises a first strap coupled to each of the sidewalls and a second strap coupled to each of the sidewalls.

24. A wall anchor wing manually urgeable through a substrate from a first side thereof to a second side thereof, the wing being configured to be fastened to a cap disposed on the first side of the substrate and comprising:

an elongate main member having a substantially planar top surface, opposite elongate side edges and a leading edge;

opposing elongate sidewalls respectively attached to the opposing elongate side edges of the main member; and

a cutting element to cut through substrate material upon the manual urging, the cutting element including a main member cutting element having a substantially planar top surface that is obtusely angled relative to the main member top surface and attached to the leading edge of the main member.