Command 8 lb Jumbo Universal Picture Hanger, 3 Frame Hangers and 8 Command Strips for Sawtooth, D-Ring, Wire, Keyhole and Other Frames, Damage-Free Hanging for Home Decor

These Command picture frame hangers are great for minimizing the amount of wall damage I need to repair before moving (which I typically do every one or two years). I also no longer take the time to measure before hanging picture frames like I previously did with hooks that damage the drywall. It's much faster and easier for me to eyeball the position on the wall and remove/adjust when necessary. I've only had these fail once when I didn't take the time to properly clean the wall before applying. I assumed it was unnecessary because the wall did not appear to be dirty or dusty, but I've had no issue after wiping the surface with rubbing alcohol and reapplying. Occasionally they do tear the drywall outer-paper layer upon removal, so it's not a perfect solution. But, I suspect this has more to do with the quality of the drywall than the adhesive properties of the Command strips.

Command is a well established brand. It works as advertised.

These are the best. I used two to hold up a heavy metal framed mirror on our plaster walls!

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.

Have used to hang a variety of items that usually I would put a thumb tack or nail in the wall. This saves me the trouble of having to fill the hole or make a new hole when I redecorate. If you have used command hooks/strips before then these are no problem. Just let them set and watch the weight limit if you are hanging anything semi heavy/on the higher end of the limit!

It's been holding my 7.5lb picture for 10 days so far. I'm very satisfied. All others didn't hold...weren't command. I should have known better trying to save a few dollars wasn't worth it

works awesome stays in place easy to use

I just moved from a home we were in for 5 years. I had been told by the PM’s painter that”those adhesive hanging strips stop working after 5 years. They either drop your art or become impossible to remove”. Since my lease had said we could not use nails, so command strips it was. After 5 years I could easily tell which one of us bought the Command Brand and who didn’t. Every not Command brand item did not come off easy, I face many took thin sections of not just paint, but drywall. I had zero wall casualties with the Command Brand. Even on the wall paper, which they state not to use it with, had no marks. It was as if it had never been there at all. The only art it dropped was 4 years after applying and was 36x48 and heavy. So I don’t hold my user error against their product. I have bought so many company products; hanging strips, art hold up on wall things, hooks, Xmas light cable clips, regular cable clips, cord management loops, so many. As we moved out, as I removed the Command products, I did not realize that I could have kept the hardware and simply bought additional sticky strips. (Face palm). A product line by a reliable brand, that doesn’t have to be recycled, but can be reused over and over. Next move, I’m keeping the hardware. :) If you ever get tempted to just buy the cheap ones, just use a nail because you are going to be paying for the damaged wall and a nail hole is much easier to paint over than a shallow crater layer that removes drywall paper. It’s much easier, faster, and wiser to just use the Command name brand.

Beaucoup de promesses pour un résultat très très médiocre

good to use when you dislike drilling the wall.

Excellent for hanging those annoying frames with the wire on the back. Follow the provided instructions and in no time you'll have your frame up on the wall. Another great 3M product!

I have been looking for this product for such a long time. Best nail wall hanger ever without damaging your wall and easy to remove without damaging surfaces paint

He usado este producto por varios años. Te muestro foto de uno que puse hace casi un año y sigue intacto. El precio es pura calidad. No tendrás problema alguno. También usé la misma marca y el mismo producto por 5 años seguidos y jamás se despegó y lo mejor fue que cuando lo quité no dañó la pared como otros. Lo recomiendo ampliamente. No dudes en este. Tanto los pequeños como los grandes son buenísimos. Excelente