CommandLarge Universal Frame Hanger, 3 Picture Hangers with 6 Command Strips and 6 Frame Stabilizer Strips, Decorate Damage-Free

Command strips are the easiest and best way to hang art in a house. Years ago, we used nails or screws and then had to putty and re-paint before moving. Since switching to Command strips, it really is as simple as breaking the seal and pulling the tab to release itself from the wall. We've used all sizes including some truly large art and we've never had one come off the wall before we were ready to take it down. It does what it says it's going to do.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These are just awesome. I've refilled the metal part with new strips after a move and it's so convenient and nice.Weight:Holds the weight it says it doesHold:Very very sturdy

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Super great to hang heavy items like big pictures! Super easy to apply to wall and hang stuff like a charm!

Hangs well and easy to use. Not sure if I removed it correctly as paint peeled off when I took it out.

Not much to say here, it was easy to install and it does what it is supposed to do. Haven't tried removing them yet, but command hooks are never as easy to remove as they say they are so I expect it to suck no matter what. I was worried it wouldn't hold up my floating shelf, but it did. Thanks, command!

Bought these to hang a circular mirror I had bought with a sawtooth hanging piece on the back. I live in a rental so I do my best not to have too many unnecessary nail holes in the walls.Instructions said to wipe down the surface with rubbing alcohol first (which is good because we have painted walls from November and already a frame had fallen off having not did that part before), and then to let the adhesive sit on the wall with no weight for about an hour.I did both of these things and then set the mirror up to hang on the tiny nailhead piece attached and it didn’t feel like it was going anywhere anytime soon. Mirror had to be about maybe 5lbs but don’t quote me on that.Will be using the extras for some larger art pieces when the time comes but so far so good!

Unless you possess the magical power of hanging a picture perfectly on the first try (or you’re living in your forever home with no plaster walls), then feel free to keep using the old-fashioned nail and hammer method. For the rest of us, Command has come to the rescue!If you're scouring the internet for the perfect picture hook, look no further. I’ve hung more pictures than I care to admit in this review, and hands down, this is the best one. The real magic lies in the shape of the hook – no matter what kind of hanging setup you’re dealing with, this hook can accommodate it. Plus, it’s sturdier than you'd expect! It’s the perfect solution for anyone who wants to hang things without the hassle.