Universal Picture Hanger

I work in an old building that doesn't allow using nails. I had 3 wood plaques to hang and it was EASY! Everything I needed was included (instructions, alcohol swabs to clean the area). They are the perfect size for hanging recognition plaques. They are sturdy and won't damage the wall and are very secure (haven't fallen yet!). They have a thin profile - so the plaques are not protruding out far.

These work so well! It hung up my picture frame with no issues. Easy to install and great results!

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

Loved these. Easy to use and sturdy.

This review is for the Command Universal "Jumbo" Picture Hanger - basically the double wide one with the round peg which requires TWO strips.1st Downside is that unlike the two-piece "Hooks", these Picture Hangers are a single unit. Attach (two) glue-strips to back of the metal and PRESS. Stronger hold, but at least twice as hard to remove.2nd Downside is that these items ship with the lesser-quality glue-strips, NOT the ones designed for a higher moisture environment. When I order these "Hangers", I pretty much dispose of the glue-strips that ship with them, and instead order-and-use the ones designed for higher humidity.3rd Downside is that having TWO of these glue-strips close together means that removing them will be that much harder with more force being exerted on the fragile wall (paint). Depending on what kind of paint was used and how it was applied, you will either Luck Out or have some Patch Work to do. I heard once that Flat Paint may have been the Most Friendly, but there's always a risk. I have tried to use these only on non-painted surfaces (or flat paint) and have had pretty good luck. When used with glossier paint... ....Patch Time!Also never expected whatever Laboratory Conditions used to come up with the 8LB figure to function on my planet. If using something which is HEAVY, will double up the hooks. If they say it holds 8Lbs, will assume 4 tops. Have seen various types of hooks hold All Day Long, but when one interacts with the object on the hook, it can act like a lever and apply significant force. Eventually it may pop off the wall. Just like flexing a credit card - it's rigid till it snaps.That being said. Using this item (within limits) works quite well. Just had an issue where a piece of Annoying Plastic Equipment had to be mounted in an enclosed confined space where drilling into the walls was either Not Recommended or... A Pillar. Plenty of Objects already present, so attached "Hangers" to Objects and the Annoying Plastic Equipment was off the floor and out of the way in moments. Equipment even had holes on the back which fit the Pegs on the "Hangers" perfectly! BUT, the Equipment also comes with an (optional) Something which is 12x12 inches and weighs around six pounds. Would use at least two hooks for that, and would still try to find a way to support some of that weight from below. Still, it worked GREAT, and I immediately ordered some more "Hangers" (and the Higher Humidity Strips) to have these on hand for Future Use.FYI: Have been using Command products for many years, and the only ???? Issue which I've ever seen is the Strange Design Flaw many Command hooks have. On the back of one's "hook" near the bottom/center is a Sharp Point. When one "slides" the hook up and down on the wall, the Sharp Point does what Sharp Points do and gouges up the wall. Thankfully not all Command products include the Sharp Point, but it's usually pretty easy to spot - look at the bottom/rear of the hook, and if you see Something Sticking Out - oops! If it's Perfectly Smooth - no worries. Thankfully these "Hangers" do not need to "slide" up and down the wall, so there isn't an issue.

This is a very good product that allows you to hang picture frames on the wall w/o the need to puncture the dry wall with a nail.I love these 3M products and use them where I can.They are strong and hold up and has not failed yet!I wish they were cheaper but you do get what you pay for!

Works every time. Nothing works better than this product

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.