Command Universal Frame Hangers, Damage Free Hanging Picture Hangers, No Tools Frame Hanger for Living Spaces, 1 Metal Picture Frame Hanger and 4 Large Command Strips

I am surprised I have not reviewed this yet. I have a ton of these in our home. It started with us using them in our RV. One cannot, or should not drive nails into an RV and these nails are perfect for hanging clocks, pictures, etc. This particular sticky nail was used to hang a medium sized mirror (see attached photo) in entryway so one could do one last spot check before they left the house to go somewhere. This was very easy to hang with this large 3M Command sticky nail. We live in a modular home now and I do not feel like having holes in wall at this time. The 3M sticky nail is able to hold the weight of the mirror. I used these all over our home for paintings, and much, much more. They stick well and I have not had one fall down yet. The small nails work well for clocks and such, as mentioned, and the larger ones work well for a weighty item such as a mirror.

Bought this because my dry wall is paper thin and I needed to hang up a heavy clock that was my mother's. This has held up for over a yeah. Does a great job!

These Command Universal Frame Hangers are a game-changer! They’re easy to use and hold up pictures securely without damaging the walls. The installation process was quick, and they didn’t leave any marks when removed. I love that they can be used for a variety of frame sizes. A great solution for renters or anyone who wants to avoid nails!

Direction were easy to follow and holding up great. Using for a canvas in my office and its wonderful!!

I used several of these in my son's room instead of putting nails into the walls - to hang framed pictures with hanging wires in the back. They have adhered to the wall perfectly - no issues after several months. My only complaint is that the "nail" is at the bottom of a pretty long metal plate with the adhesive behind it, If your picture is small, especially if it's horizontal, the plate can actually show over the top of the picture which ruins the look completely.I'm not sure why it's designed this way - I think it must have something to do with the mechanics of how much needs to adhere to the wall above the nail part to keep it from coming off? I needed a different solution for one picture because of this, but it worked great for the rest. It also comes with adhesive strips for the bottom part of the frame to attach to the wall, which makes it overall much more secure than a traditional nail.

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 used this to hang a mirror with a wire back hanger. My mirror is only about 4.8 pounds, but I got the jumbo one as overkill. (We had an earthquake a few days prior to my purchase... They always remind you to secure everything!) The instructions say that for a wire back hanger, you should have the "nail" towards the bottom, but I put it at the top because the silver plate would have been visible otherwise. I'm guessing that wouldn't have been the case if I'd gotten the smaller size, but it has held up perfectly fine with the nail at the top. I am a huge Command fan and very happy I got this since I rent and plan to move soon. I love that I will be able to reuse the hanger itself with refill strips when I move! I was also pleasantly surprised to find that this product also comes with smaller strips you can put along the side/bottom edges of the frame for extra security. Overall, super good value and totally worth not having to fill holes when you move!

I love 3M hooks and have used nearly all the varieties over the years to avoid putting holes in my walls; this was my first purchase of the nail kind. I used two of the 8-lb. hooks to hang a 6-pound bulletin board with two mounting holes, one to hang a 6-pound mirror, and another to hang a 3-pound (but very large) poster frame. I mounted them with the nail at the top so the metal back would not show, and they have all been up for a week now and are holding steady. These are a really nice alternative to nails for larger items and are sturdier than 3M's Sawtooth Picture-Hanging Hooks, which are best to use with smaller items with sawtooth hangers. As with any 3M hooks, you need to follow the prep directions and clean any surface with rubbing alcohol (not household cleaners) ahead of time then wait at least an hour before you hang anything on them. Additionally, I'd advise waiting at least a month to mount any of these on freshly painted walls; I made the mistake of trying to use them on walls I had just painted earlier this fall, and they pulled down even after I prepped them properly. However, after letting a month pass, they adhere just fine.

Lo que buscaba era no tener que hacer más agujeros en las paredes y cumple perfectamente. aguanta muy bien el peso de cuadros convencionales. Eso sí un poco caros, pero no los he encontrado más baratos en las tiendas locales

Great for hanging pictures and quick delivery. Thanks

We put then one year ago and haven’t fall. Excellent product

Bought this to hang a wall clock. Followed the instructions on cleaning the surfaces and then sticking on the hanger on the wall for a few hours before putting the clock on on the hook. Feels very steady and firm.

I used these to hang pictures in my bathroom. Since I did not want to drill holes in the tiles these were the answer. I hope they stay up!