30pcs Concrete Wall Hooks, No Damage or Drilling Picture Hooks

Love these. I used these in college dorms and forgot about them until I came across them again on tik tok. I replaced all my normal picture hangers with these. The holes are much smaller and the pictures are secure. I don’t have any worries of them wiggling loose.

Sunrooms and Lanais have lots of wall space for your favorite pictures, pennants, etc. These hooks worked perfectly for that application for me. Sturdy and easy to install with just a hammer.

So, I own a lot of art and some of it is just stacked in my basement. With these hooks, which I got just recently, I have already turned my basement stairwell into a place that fits in with the rest of my house. I rotate paintings and art around and I had several some paintings of nature landscapes not being used. So I grouped them together and within a few minutes I had a gallery wall. And the best part is how easy these go in with a hammer and how secure and sturdy the hook is - I don’t have to worry about my paintings coming lose. I wish I found these years ago! Please note - my basement walls are a hard plaster that’s been painted. I don’t think there is concrete behind the wall - not sure as it’s a 100+ year old house. These did not work in my upstairs rooms that have regular plaster walls. I can’t deduct any stars as these are called “concrete” hooks, not “plaster hooks”.I’ll update the review once I’ve tried these on other surfaces. If you’re unsure if these will work, buy them anyway because I didn’t know either and now I’ll be able to turn my whole unfinished basement into a gallery of my paintings and artwork that I’m not currently using - it’s so nice seeing my extra art on walls rather than stacked up on the floor where they take up space and are more likely to get damaged.

Works wonders trying to hang in cement walls

I purchased these just to see if they would work. My house is all cinderblock and I didn’t have any idea if I could hang anything on the walls. Took a chance and ordered these. I’m pleasantly surprised! You do need to be careful about how you place them. I find in between the blocks in the groove is the best. Some pins may bend when installing. I’m just happy to have a few pictures up instead of bare walls.