Review on 🐻 Hangman 4-in-1 Double-Headed Bear Claw Hangers (BCK-25) - Ideal Hooks for D-Rings, Wire, Sawtooths, and Keyholes by Carla Anderson

I've spent a lot of time looking for something to hang my Klipsch RS52II Surround Speakers on. I rented an apartment and didn't want to mark the walls by installing a traditional speaker mount, so I checked out the stands, but none of the consumer stands had the necessary large platform to mount a speaker of this size, let alone leave theirs. secured. I found some studio monitor stands that I wanted to pull the trigger on and then I found these .30 pound dry wall and 100 pound standing mounts. My speakers are less than 15 years old so I decided to try them out. Because they are the same size as the center screw, once removed, the holes are easy to patch. They are easy to install with a Phillips cordless drill. I hit a stud on one side and cleaned a drywall on the other. They feel very secure but I have more earthquake issues when they pop out and fall off the screw head. To solve this problem I took some 3M picture frame hanger strips and attached the bottom of the speaker to the wall to keep it from moving. Definitely a good deal.