🖼️ Liberty 160478 Push Pin Picture Hooks: Securely Hang Your Pictures - 8 Count Review

Works really well and I've used them to hold ornate letters I have on my wall above my bed. At first I was afraid that they would fall on my head, but they have been standing for several months and fit perfectly into the cut-out hole for hanging the letters. Also a bonus - it leaves a much smaller hole in the wall than a nail!

One of the best things I've ever bought! I hate hanging pictures because of the nailing and I don't give a damn about command. Not very mechanical. That's great. Even I can use them, and that's saying something. Just slide them where you want them. They're like pins, only stronger. Now I can hang as many pictures as I want.

I wanted them to hang on the walls of my cabin to hang my headset and calendar. They are perfect for my calendar but too small for a headset. I was expecting them to be a lot bigger but I was able to read the measurements in the product description and know the size lol. They are very strong and the pin is long enough to really dig into the wall and hold things in place.

They're easy to use and work great! I've hung lots of pictures and even a Lenox Spoon stand with an Irish saying and nothing has fallen off. I love it. They are very difficult to find in our local stores so I would recommend buying multiple packs so you don't run out. You will find many uses for them and they are worth the price.

One of the few items they can use in the dorm room are "pushpins" so it was AMAZING to have them and use them for decoration! Not ugly like command line hooks. We almost used her to hang an LED lightbulb that all kids use, but she found another way. But they would be GREAT for that instead of using the messy tape that comes with them. She used them to hang hats and decorate the walls.

Smaller than expected but with a long peg that attaches to regular bulletin board or drywall. The angle and length of the pen itself and the wide tip provide a stable surface depending on the weight of the item. I used mine to hang some towels with a fabric loop. There's a noticeable bulge in the middle and they look matte silver, but that shouldn't be a problem when hanging behind our hidden elements. Just click on the pin. diagonally, not straight into the wall and do not use a hammer!