🔨 3M CLAW Drywall Picture Hanger/Set of 6 with Temporary Spot Marker - Holds 15 lbs, Includes Extra 6 Markers Review

I love these - not only are they easy to install, but the included marker makes the process that much easier and hassle free. I couldn't push them into the drywall, I had to use a hammer to get them in and then it was easy. I think markers are the secret weapon - they make the hardest part of the process easier. I will definitely buy more.

I HAD this shelf I wanted to hang up. I bought it many years ago without thinking about how I would hang it. It weighs about 12 pounds and would need to be mounted on studs, which of course doesn't allow it to be placed anywhere without extra work. I thought these little things were "worth a try". I bought the £25 hooks out of great diligence, not knowing what to put on the shelf later. So if I have 2 hooks I should be able to get to 50lbs with no worries. I was skeptical but they work…

This review is for 45 lb hangers. I just finished framing a very large print. Between frame and glass, it weighed between 25 and 27 pounds. I didn't want to risk the 25 lb version since my drywall isn't half an inch tall so I went with the 45 lb version just to be safe. Installation was very easy. Once the hanger was in the wall, I tested it by pulling the wire several times. It didn't move. I hung and centered the print. I always add a piece of double sided foam tape to the bottom corners…

Overall these are good hangers that live up to their specs. They are easy to install and remove, and the holes they leave are easy to patch. They offer a premium price for convenient installation and easy removal, so you'll have to weigh up whether the added convenience is worth a few bucks to you. INSTALLATION: They're easy to install - you just plug them in and they're installed. There are a few things to consider. although. This only applies to drywall. If you have an old house with plaster…

I have a wall in my bathroom that covers the door. I used to hang a framed painting on the wall with two hooks that were supposed to hold 50 pieces each. Unfortunately, due to the humidity in the room, the hooks broke off the wall and took the painting with them. Because of the bag door I couldn't use traditional picture hooks so this product was perfect! It holds up very well with minimal damage to the wall. It doesn't go so deep into the wall that it interferes with the sliding door's…

Awesome! My husband and I have been hanging pictures in our house for a number of years. No, really, we're working on seventh grade. They were so easy to use that I considered having an extra box on hand to be ready for when we wanted to hang more. You know those projects that you don't even want to start because they're so intimidating, that was before I found them. Then you know those projects that require a lot of work, but are usually quite fast and bring great returns (e.g. bark spread)…

At last there's a way to hang heavy paintings and other items on drywall without making big holes that are difficult to patch and paint. I was initially skeptical when looking at these tiny hooks that claimed to hold up to 45 pounds (up to 50% humidity, according to the fine print). When I pushed the "claws" into my 1/2" thick drywall with my finger without a hammer or tools, I thought you were kidding! But they have been tested and work great. I have two heavy metal plates that are fully…