Command 17048-ES Metal Universal Picture Hanger - Damage Free Hanging - For Pictures, Frames, Mirrors and Clocks - Holds up to 3.6 kg

We rent so lots of nails in the wall is not an option. These bigger size fixtures give us a lot more confidence that the picture frames we have hung on them will stay there as they are rated for far higher weights. When using them though you must make sure you do the full curing time or they will fall of and you will have to use another strip to stick it back up.

I bought some LED lights boxes to hang on the walking my games room. They've been hung up on the wall for a year now with no problems at all. Just the ticket.

Very hood hook but I feel they are over priced for what they are

I used these 3(No) to hang 3 framed prints. The frames weren’t the greatest but these hangers allowed me to position them accurately. I used picture wire across the back of the frames and managed to get all 3 hung in a straight line. Result!

Very good hook for hanging pictures. It stuck well on my textured wallpaper and has held a relatively heavy photo frame so I am impressed with its performance so far.

Item as advertised.

so handy for rented flat

Great deal. Easy to use. No drill anymore.

I got a couple of these to hold up some picture frames. One picture frame is fairly large and it the hook has been holding up great. I really like that it won't damage my walls and that I don't have to drill any holes. I hate when you move frames and there are a bunch of holes in the drywall.

I love this product and use it to hang all the pictures around my home. Use it in place of nails for a damage free experience and easy removal.

Purchased for my 80 year old father to hang some pictures in his new condo. He was thrilled with the results and had no issues hanging his artwork.

Great for when you don't want to use a nail. Would be great for renters who don't want to lose a deposit due to holes in the wall.

I bought two of these and used them to attach a power strip to the inside wall of my desk where my chair goes. I have a bunch of things plugged in, including my computer, makeup mirror, personal fan, phone, etc. These sticky nails were easy to install, easy to remove (when I had to redo one to reposition it), and they seem to be sticking really well. Each one holds up to 5 pounds, so that was more than enough for holding up a full-loaded power strip. I first placed one with the nail peg at the bottom, and one the opposite way with the nail peg at the top. That didn't work because of the shape of the back of my power strip. Instead of making the thing more stable as intended, it made it unstable. The power strip would slip off the pegs when I pushed a plug into it. Installing both sticky nail strips in the same direction solved that problem, and it's still sticking really tight after a week. I have used 3M sticky hooks for other things and they always last until I deliberately take them down. Removing them is always easy. I love these things! I have my device cords all out of the way of my feet but within easy reach for plugging and unplugging. Annoying situation SOLVED. And no damage to my desk. :D