Antrader Moulding Hanging Hooks for Picture Photo Frames - Pack of 24 Brass Tone Rail Hangers Review

they are very thin and bend too easily. if they are hammered, they will be destroyed. Very disappointed. will return.

I use a spare piece of the guide which I use to reshape the hook with channel locks and a hammer.

Very good hooks only for rooms with railings. A durable and attractive finish, I use a strong range of these to discreetly hang pictures.

I'm not sure why the other reviewer tried to frame them. That's not what they're made for. They work well as hanging hooks. They are strong enough to hold my art and flexible enough to bend into the right shape for my sculpting. They don't look as pretty as the more expensive sculpting hooks, but you get a lot!

The metal used for these hooks was very thin but slightly flexible which worked well for my needs. I was able to easily bend the hooks with pliers into the shape I needed to hang the beaded garland around the room. The tip of the hook, by which the stucco was held, was left intact and intact.

I have a 100 year old house with a picture ledge on the first floor. The wood is of course very hard because it is so old. These hooks bent as easily as a paper clip. I couldn't get any of them to fit properly on my picture guides. Everyone is out of shape. Maybe they work on new wood which is usually much softer and pine. For me I would never buy again.

They are perfect for trim in my old house. They are strong enough to hold some weight but flexible enough to flex a bit. In addition to the standard use as wall art hooks, have two of them hold a dowel I've hung a set of shelves from with jute rope. The hooks also look great with their brass finish and art deco style. Perfect for an old house with picture moldings.