Command17048-ES Metal Universal Picture Hanger - Damage Free Hanging - For Pictures, Frames, Mirrors and Clocks - Holds up to 3.6 kg

Hung up a large canvas picture on a wooden frame using this hook - it's been up for over a year and a half and no problems at all. It was surprisingly easy to install and I'm really impressed. I honestly thought the canvas' weight with the wooden frame was going to be a problem, but this solved everything, Highly recommend.

Having just had my hall walls replastered I was not keen on having to use traditional picture hooks in the plaster. These Command hooks have proved to be just what I needed. They attach to the painted wall and can be removed without leaving any evidence they were ever there. They come in all sorts of styles and sizes and can hold hefty weights if properly applied. This particular model takes pictures with sawtooth, hook or wire fittings and also would take a clock which has that shaped hole for a screw.Would thoroughly recommend these picture hooks.

I have a concrete wall and this is literally the only thing that held. It doesn’t support as much weight though. I only hanged very light frames

I haven't tried removing any yet, so this review is only about how they work going onto the wall.I have bought a lot of these strips recently as I moved into a rental property and didn't want to put screws or nails into the walls. They have been absolutely brilliant!I've put up all sorts of different sizes of photo frames and even a key-holder box and hooks for curtain tie-backs. All are holding up well and I am really impressed with how well the strips grip onto the hooks and the picture frames. Sadly, I managed to put a couple up a bit wonky but I'm living with it until I can get another pack of the large strips.These wire-backed picture hangers are great as well and I've got them holding up a light canvas picture and a heavy-framed watercolour. I'm wanting to put up a cork notice-board and as they usually have string on the back, I'll probably use these particular strips to do it.The packaging gives the weight that each hook will hold, so something heavier may need two hooks, or something else from the range, but it's easy enough to weigh pictures before you hang them if you have some kitchen scales.I have been recommending these to all my family, even if they don't rent, as they're so easy to use and there's no faff with drilling & putting in screws or hammering in nails.My only advice would be to make sure the pictures are level before you remove the backing tape!

For hanging pictures or clocks these are the best option. They're versatile and can be used to hang both wired or sawtooth frames as they can be reversed. They're also more secure than the plastic type and won't fall down like the velcro strips. ( Which I found out after some very costly mistakes with items falling off the wall). They're also better than drilling a hole as there's no repair if you want to move the item, as you just use another strip and rehang.

Easy to use and perfect for hanging large pictures 👍

Bought 2 to hang up a 7kg steel photo. No issues despite the weight of the photo and when I removed the strips a year later no marks on the paint whatsoever.

I followed the instructions. Left the hook for an hour to settle on the wall. Put the painting up. Less than 15min later said painting fell with a crash and the hook was on the floor - hardly sticky at all. Useless.