🖼️ Hillman 122370 No Stud Picture Hanger, 1" - Innovative Solution for Easy Wall Hanging Review

I had a 160lb mirror that was held securely by two of them. Worked very well on a drywall. When drilling, you only need to drill a 1/4 inch diameter hole (slightly up, not straight) to insert one of these.

I doubted this hook would actually do what it says it would, but it's amazing! I wanted to hang a 1970's mirror that probably weighs at least 30 pounds. This hook handles it with no problem. It's been hanging for two months now.

super durable; Easy to install - no need to look for bolts. Just drill holes and glue this hangar. He used two of these hangars to install a very large mirror in a heavy frame. But everything was done in just 2-3 minutes. Extremely safe!

Was able to install it in minutes and it worked like a charm. I was frustrated with a couple of drywall anchors that didn't work when trying to hang a heavy mirror and when I found them at Revain I was able to insert them into the holes already drilled. Stood on the latch and feels very sturdy.

I was skeptical that this hanger could only support the weight on drywall. I was willing to double down if the drywall showed signs of stress, but this works great. I hung a 50 pound mirror from a single hook in standard 3/8 inch drywall and had no problems. Price.

We chose this hanger for its capacity AND its looks, ie. made of industrial and stainless steel. From the packaging it is actually quite yellow and not rusty at all (see our photo). The yellow color is either a coating or a by-product of the manufacturing process. I removed it with a brass wire brush. It's still not quite the same rust-free silver tone as the seller's picture, but acceptable. If your app is visible and you want it to look pristine, remember that you have to work hard for it.

So easy - mark where you want, drill a 1/4 inch hole, insert a hook and secure with 3 nails on the wall. (which are only for keeping it in the right position, not for carrying capacity). It's pretty absurd that they cost $6 a piece - just stamped metal - costs about 10 cents to make - the box it comes in costs more, but heck you don't need to buy dozens. I bought 2 to hang a 150# mirror. I ordered 2 more just to have on hand as I am a bit of an OCD and an engineer which makes my OCD worse and…

We bought a large (39 inch) round metal framed mirror. The only hanging option was a single loop built into the back of the mirror frame. And of course there was no bolt where we wanted to mount it on the wall. I've been looking for so many ways to hang heavy objects. Drums, various drywall anchors, etc. will fail and/or leave a huge hole in the wall. Then I saw this article and it seemed too good to be true, but the great reviews convinced me. It turned out to be a great purchase and very easy

OK. We bought this mirror which weighs about 160 pounds. It is not possible to use some of the frame holders if you have two pieces of 16" to 24" aluminum because the frame is not properly designed. So my only option was this hanger. "lbs then uses 2 hooks 400lbs? Hooks #1 or 4 have a maximum combined weight of 200lbs. Well when they arrived I couldn't believe how small they were. I mean you're talking about a quarter size. If you look at the mirror i hung it is 6'x7' i shot the laser into the…