106-Pack Picture Hangers for Hardwall - Maximum 20LB Load - Hanging Photo Frames, Art, Paintings, Clocks - Wedding Photos Display Hooks - Drywall Mount Kit - Home & Office Hanging Hardware - Various Assortment Review

I'm surprised so many people found this useful. Tried to crash into a cinder block wall - on their allowable uses list - and either bent the pins or they just wouldn't hold. Tried 4 different ones, all with the same result. If returning from my city wasn't such a problem I would send them back for a refund.

That's great! I use them to hang all my paintings on the walls. I like that the holes are so small. So if I have to move something, it doesn't leave huge holes in the wall. The only downside is that I broke some of the smallest hooks by hitting part of the hook with a hammer, maybe it's just my bad scope.

Love it! Makes hanging things a lot easier and doesn't leave big holes in the wall. I love that I can gently poke them into the wall and then make sure whatever I hang is there before they're even in the wall. Just don't exceed the weight limit for the items you're hanging.

About 7 months after weighing all my artwork with this product, 3 of them collapsed and fell on the floor (I was very lucky not to have any serious damage to my artwork and walls suffered). I followed the instructions on which hooks to use based on weight but they just fell apart like in the picture. Now I'm afraid I'll have to replace the rest with good old nails and metal hooks just to be safe. Just really bad.

Ideal for concrete walls. I live in Florida and my home is hurricane proof with concrete walls. I didn't know what to do because I have a lot of pictures. I originally bought Larsen hangers from Lowes and they worked so well but couldn't find them again so I checked Revain and found them. ...but the reason for 4 stars is because they break easily. but the ones that didn't break work great and can be removed with just 2 or 3 small pinholes.

I bought this item because my husband said there are no holes on the wall. Thought it would be better than drilling a big hole in the wall to hang pictures. Let's just say if you only use one nail it's not good for drywall because you have to hit really hard to make 6 small nails stick out from the back. I figured I'd have to punch a hole in the wall before the nails came out from the back. Gave up and just used a small panel nail and tape to attach the picture in various places.

This is a great pack of picture hangers and the ones that didn't break during installation work well and they hang quite heavy pictures. My only complaint is that as they are plastic, when banging into the wall (especially small ones) the hammer can easily hit the hanging plastic part and break it - they are very close together so you have to be careful. . Also, the same plastic part is quite thick, so this won't work for frames with holes - this will only work with frames that have wire…

At first they seemed to work fine, then a few months later we heard a loud noise and realized the picture had fallen off. We put it down to the fact that only one hook was broken. But it happened a few more times. The hooks are broken. We didn't add more weight than any single hook it was designed for. Actually we used big hooks. This is garbage and can do real damage. A large painting hung over our bed and the two hooks holding it failed. Luckily it was early evening. Stay away from plastic…