Artliving Invisible Adhesive Vertical Holders Storage & Organization in Kitchen Storage & Organization Review

I followed the instructions (waiting time etc.) and the cymbals fell to the ground a few days after hanging them up. Use only on very small slabs and reinforce with Gorilla Tape

Terrible product! Follow the instructions pasted 48 hours before hanging. The panels began falling off the walls within an hour. Four collection plates lost. Not recommended for glass or fragile items.

I've searched a lot of places for self-adhesive "patches" that we used for panels or frames. No luck, I got frustrated making 9 of these plates and didn't know how to hang them. When I saw real plate hangers, I was over the moon that my plates would be perfect. Many Thanks.

I read the reviews before ordering these hangers and acted with care. I take the paper from the sticky side and apply super glue to the back and then stick it on ceramic, glass, wood, plastic and whatever I want to hang. None of them ever came loose, nothing fell off the wall or broke. I love them because they are invisible.

I wasn't impressed at all. I followed all the instructions and ended up falling off the wall not once but twice. I thought the first time was just an accident so I used a new one and let it dry twice as long. The next morning I found a hook and loop on the wall and a platform on the floor. In the end I glued it to the plate with gorilla glue. How do you know it's still hanging on the wall?

Hanger sticker to stick on the panel. I felt confident hanging up the plate. There was an error. In the middle of the night, two 10-inch heirloom records shattered into a million pieces on the floor. The alarm went off like the sound of a broken window and it was very frustrating. Mainly because I lost two records that you can never replace. I would buy spring clips on top of anything with weight because they don't hold up. Trust me. I learned it the hard way.

Set of 7 hanging plates - 1 larger and 6 smaller than display. I placed the hooks on the plates and pressed them down to make sure the stick was good. I left the plates open for 2 days and then hung them on the wall. Since these are antiques and have sentimental value, I put a large pillow underneath. About 26 hours later, the large plate fell to the floor, luckily landing on the pillow first. Assuming that this was my problem and that I hadn't attached the hook well enough, I repeated the…