Booda Brand Furniture Anchors (10 Pack) Anti Tip Furniture Straps for Baby Proofing, 400lbs Tension Earthquake Resistant Metal Straps, Furniture Wall Anchor Prevent Baby Pet from Falling Furniture

Not like the ones you buy from bunnings. These units are made accommodate heavy furniture with a strong g force of fall. I've tested it. Easy to install. Would recommend.

Easy to install if you are even remotely handy! Worked exactly as described.

Quality and easy to install Comes with everything

We bought theses after we had a dresser fall over in our bedroom. I never thought they needed to be secured but with kids at home we realized how important it was. These were fairly easy to install we just followed the directions. We have tested pulling on our dresser and the strap does an excellent job. It gives the dresser hardly any room to wiggle and feels super secure. I will sleep better at night knowing we have these!

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.