🖼️ Command Picture Hanging Strips: 18 Pairs (36 Strips) for Damage-Free Decoration – Easy Open Packaging Review

They hung them all over the gallery and in the middle ones. Easy to remove and reposition with Velcro, and easy to remove completely without leaving any marks on the walls. I will use them for most things in the future.

Would have given 5 stars except I only got 16 pairs instead of the 18 advertised so I had to go and buy another pack (which was double the cost what I paid here) They worked great for my scrabble wall project too! I've used a pair on each letter tile and they're holding up great!

I thought it would be a great idea instead of pounding nails in my walls but now that mine Pictures have been hanging for a few months they are starting to fall off the walls. I had one that fell and the whole frame broke and the rest thank goodness were canvases. I've used them as intended and don't understand how after a few months of hanging them they could just start falling off.

Ordered three bags. The first two were ok; The back easily separates from each tab without much effort. However, every label in the third package was broken; neither of the backings on either tongue could be removed without damaging the sticky surface underneath. The defective third bag must have been very old, kept very hot, kept under pressure, or a combination of the above. Revain refunded the defective bag, but now what? A faulty pouch in a replacement order for one will not produce usable…

Here's the thing: I framed some of the pictures I wanted to keep. This is a signed original art; not something I paid a fortune for but made by artist friends and it's certainly not mass junk. So it is not light and fluffy. I was hoping these strips would come in handy. NOTHING AT ALL. I hung my things up in my new apartment and lost two things. Luckily I have some original 3M strips that hold everything on the walls much better. To be smart. Don't buy this. For heaven's sake don't buy them. I…

what was I thinking? I bought this product twice before trying it. I intended to use in many rooms with different lighting patterns. On my first try I got this very light floral picture frame to hang in the bathroom and put some stickers on it just in case. It seemed to work and I loved it! About two hours after hearing a lot of noise, we quickly realized that not only had the painting fallen, but it had broken the toilet seat, dented the wall, scuffed the other wall, and shattered my painting.

I have been using all of the team's products for many years and they really work. They can be a bit tricky to remove, but no doubt punch the holes you would in the wall. I need to refill and order all sizes of picture hanging tape, small, medium and large. I did find that removing the protective cover to attach the strip was more difficult than usual with all strip sizes, but the small strips were almost impossible to use and in most cases when I was able to remove the cover it ripped the…

These are great pieces, they stick well, they can be removed and they fit a lot of things that need to be attached and removed. A few tips: 1. Do not place them directly on corners (e.g. on a picture frame) - when placed they are a few millimeters thick and you will see them in the hallway, for example. Place them half an inch from the corner and it will help2. Glue them together, remove one side and place on the object. Stick it where you want it, ask your spouse to agree (laughs), and then…

I don't know what I did wrong but for me it was a huge failure. The tacky backing was hardly tacky, if it could be considered tacky at all. So it's clearly about having a good racquet. It's useless without it. I have 3M double sided tape that my husband uses at work, this material is literally forever. I know 3M can make some serious glue. But I couldn't use this permanent glue for my project which needed to "hang" some spice racks. These spice racks literally weigh maybe a pound. I forgot if I