🖼️ Large Canvas Hangers- Indoor Use, 3 Hooks, 4 Strips- Decorate Free from Damage, Command Review

Perfect! I have a lot of pictures I've been wanting to put up in my new apartment and it's wonderful! Although it was strange how they were packaged. The picture showed 3 packs when I ordered and I ordered 6 as I have a lot of canvases to show. Each "3-pack" was individually wrapped and contained 3 packs, each with a command item. So instead of a box of 3 hooks, it was a bag of 3 individually wrapped hooks. Pretty odd and really a waste of packaging but they do the job and I hope that when I'm…

I bought 2 of these to use in 2 series of paintings in my living room. The hangers hung up and glued as usual without any problems. I have textured walls and I found it best to apply tape to the wall first and attach the hook after sliding the strip into the crevices. I only broke one hook and that was because my husband didn't know the weight limit. They work very well with deep canvas, although they didn't look like they could work. I will be buying a few more for other canvases soon.

I love these hangers! I live in an apartment building where we are not allowed to hammer anything into the walls (nails, screws, etc.) and I always rely on command bars. I just had these two paintings lying around and was dying to hang them up and I figured I was going to have to really make an effort with regular hooks/strips until I accidentally found some canvas hangers! I never knew they existed before, but to be honest, they are perfect. They were very easy to put on and held the pictures…

This is a fake. They arrived in a plastic bag, not 3M packaging. First hint. I have several from the store and they are different. shape, size, adhesion. And 2 of them both fell off and ruined my picture. They were installed using the correct procedure. let the right surface, wiped with alcohol, settle. I haven't posted a photo for 24 hours. Then he was on the floor, both hooks falling straight off the wall. They had to be able to support 6 pounds under them. This canvas weighs less than 1…

We bought various Command products to hang all of our artwork as the lease specifically forbids drilling holes in the walls. including wall preparation and hanging instructions. After hanging our canvas on the wall far below the weight limit for more than a month, we suddenly heard a rumble while we were in another room. They ran, saw that the canvas had fallen off the wall, and took away a huge piece of plaster (the hanger fell off the wall along with the plaster behind it, as if the plaster…

Waste of money. I bought 9 of these for a set of canvas prints. I verified that each canvas weighs less than 3 pounds (they are 2.5). I wiped the wall with alcohol. I hung all 9 hooks according to the instructions. I've been waiting for an hour. I started hanging canvases. When I got to the third, the first had fallen. The second fell shortly after. I was upset that it didn't work, but figured I'd just have to change my game plan and find another way to get my fingerprints. After all, they can…

If you've ever used a command strip product, the process is the same: super easy. An additional command strip is included in case you need to repeat. Be sure to hold it for 30 seconds and then wait a full 60 minutes before hanging the canvas, especially if it's heavy or you're applying to a more textured surface. My only complaint would be the lack of any alignment. If your screen frame isn't perfectly straight, or you're looking both ways and your mount isn't perfectly level, you'll need to…

I've been using command bars all over my apartment for a few months now because I'm not allowed to hang anything by nails. All the pictures I've hung with command strips all follow the same pattern: they'll hang great for months, and at some point, in the middle of the night, I hear crackling noises in the next room. I turn on the light and see that another canvas has fallen to the floor. The command strips rip the paint off the wall, so it doesn't matter if the strips hold themselves up as…

I bought two of these to use a very large screen (30" x 47"). I felt that two large hangers provided better stability than a very large Command hanger. My canvas has been hanging on the wall for over 2 months now and is doing great. Humidity doesn't seem to have a negative effect on the hangers - I went about three days without air conditioning in temperatures in the mid 90's; Even though my house got very humid/hot, these Command hangers didn't lose their grip on the wall. Installation, like…