Review on Aluminum Hangman HM-30D: Heavy-Duty Mirror and Picture Hanger with Anchorless Walldog Screws by Anferny Pineda

I bought this to hang a large framed mirror over my sink. When I placed the mirror, the bottom of the mirror was sticking out of the wall about two inches. The top was flat. The problem was solved by removing the back panel that held the mirror in the frame. I fixed the mirror in the frame with adhesive tape and hung it up - no problem, it stuck to the wall both above and below. completely flush or recessed in the frame. The back of the mirror I had was attached with small screws that rested on the edge, causing the bottom of the mirror to stick out of the wall. Luckily I managed to solve the problem and I like the hanger. It's very strong and reliable and I'm sure it will actually hold up to 300 pounds even when mounted in drywall like I did. 1 year later. everything is OK. but the tape didn't hold and the mirror fell out of the frame. I saved him and everything is fine.