Sheetrock wall anchor
A sheetrock wall anchor has a hollow body having an axis and a head on one end, and arms which are spaced from one another circumferentially and pivot to extend from one end to the opposite end of the body when inoperational, to extend in opposite direction for insertion of the anchor through a hole in a sheetrock wall, and to extend transversely to the body for abutting against a rear surface of the sheetrock wall, and a bush is placed on the body and push onto it by a threaded bolt with a nut.
1. A sheetrock wall anchor comprising:
a hollow elongated body having an axis and a head on its one end;
a plurality of arms spaced from one another in a circumferential direction and pivotable relative to the body around an axis extending perpendicular to the body between a first inoperative position in which the arms extend from the one end to an opposite end of the body, and a second position in which the arms extend transversely to the body to abut against a back surface of the sheetrock wall;
a ring surrounding the one end of the body under the head and supporting the arms pivotally between the first and second positions; and
a plurality of springs located between the body and the arms and supported on the ring arranged on the body, wherein each of the springs has a loop supported on the ring and two portions engaging in a groove of the body and a groove of the arm.
2. The sheetrock wall anchor of claim 1 , wherein the head has a plurality of grooves spaced from one another in the circumferential direction and constructed to receive portions of the arms in the first position.
3. A system for anchoring in a sheetrock wall, comprising the sheetrock wall anchor as defined in claim 1 , a bush placeable on the body of the sheetrock wall anchor and in a hole of a sheetrock wall, and a bolt screwable into the body and having a nut for moving the bush onto the body and tightening the anchor on the sheetrock wall.